Videos reviewed by BBC Verify show men wearing RSF insignia boasting of killing locals in Al Sherifa.

The storm also devastated Mayotte, where one week on, many residents still lack basic necessities.

In the third such incident this week, at least 22 people were killed in a rush for free food at a charity event.

Two fishermen tell the BBC why they have decided to become pirates in search of big ransoms.

Young Igbos in the UK meet up weekly to reconnect with their roots.

The pair were found with magic charms, including a live chameleon, the police say.

Discarded everyday objects remain after people fled Wednesday's deadly crush in Ibadan in panic.

Battling widespread criticism over the cost of living, the president names more opposition ministers.

The BBC hears how roofs flew off homes as people sheltered inside in the cyclone-hit French territory.

With one year to go until the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations kicks off, what can we expect when the finals return to Morocco?

Jonathan Fonati Koffa insists he is innocent after being questioned by police.

Benin head coach Gernot Rohr claims it is "dangerous and unsafe" for international football matches to be played in Libya.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent and beyond.

Nelson Amenya is hailed as a hero in Kenya after sharing details of a plan to lease the main airport.

Most of those infected have tested positive for malaria but other factors could still be at play.

The widely advertised event saw large numbers of children show up, leading to a deadly crush.

Columbia Gem House denies government claims that it owes $309bn in unpaid taxes and royalties.

He was also ordered to pay a $58.5m (£46m) fine, and his bank accounts and property have been seized.

A huge fire breaks out at Liberia's Capitol building a day after it was the scene of a bitter dispute.

The new bill includes a three-year prison sentence on anyone who identifies as LGBT.