The biblical site of Mount Sinai in Egypt is at the heart of an unholy row over plans to build a huge new tourism project.

Many of those killed had recently returned to the village in Borno State, following years of displacement.

People have no access to tools or machinery to conduct their rescue efforts, Save the Children says.

Dale Young, 66, was part way through the desert ultramarathon in 2019 but was forced to pull out.

The group has allegedly carried out murder, rape and other crimes, a UN report says.

It remains unclear how many people died - figures range from two to 1,000.

Playing for your country is the best feeling in the world, says Sak. But he never expected to get called up.

A selection of best photos from across the continent and beyond from 29 August till 4 September 2025.

A refugee from South Sudan living in Shrewsbury believes nations should fly their flags with pride.

Health officials urge people to take preventive measures following a new outbreak of the deadly virus.

Joseph Malanji was convicted of acquiring properties and helicopters that were suspected to be the proceeds of crime.

The overloaded boat was carrying passengers including children when it hit a submerged tree stump.

One man whose family were affected tells the BBC that he can only account for two relatives, who both died.

A new dataset with African languages should improve access to AI for millions on the continent.

The final report into the fire that killed 77 people in Johannesburg calls for more housing for poor people.

Sunday's landslide followed heavy rain and "levelled" a remote village, a local armed group says.

African national sides are increasingly backing homegrown coaches - or showing faith in bosses from elsewhere on the continent. But will this trend continue?

Grace Luwemba Kamwendo is using methods passed down from her grandfather to grow vegetables in north Wales.

Activist Edgar Mwakabela describes his ordeal after he says he was kidnapped and shot by suspected state agents.

People could face up to five years in prison for breaking the new measure once signed into law.