The Reverend Canon David Shaw is retire after 27 years looking after island churches.

The potential find comes just days after the announcement of the discovery of King Thutmose II's tomb.

Tuareg separatists accuse Russian Wagner fighters and Malian soldiers of killing 24 civilians.

Colleagues say Jerry Muhindo Kavali, 49, was kind, committed and "always had a smile on his face".

What is it like to be a Congolese Tutsi - the people for whom the M23 rebels say they are fighting?

Confirming the invite South Africa's president said there was a need for an inclusive peace process.

Ibrahim Babangida's annulment triggered a political crisis in 1993 and is still remembered today.

Wadie Jary is sentenced to four years behind bars for what has been described as an "unlawful contract".

The case against Kizza Besigye is now being heard in a civilian rather than military court.

Rwanda is facing a backlash for its alleged support of M23 rebels in the neighbouring country.

An Indian drug maker tells a BBC undercover team its addictive cocktail drug is “very harmful” but “this is business”.

President Ramaphosa urges multilateralism as US secretary of state boycotts the meeting of foreign ministers.

Lawyers for Samuel Eto'o say the president of Cameroon's FA has won his appeal against a $200,000 fine handed out by the Confederation of African Football.

Schools and businesses are closed and people have had to leave their homes due to heavy rain with more to come.

Souleymane Cissé has died aged 84 after a career that spanned more than 50 years.

Graves in the Tanzanian city of Morogoro are being targeted as people steal metal crosses to sell on.

It is the first time a pharoah's tomb has been found by a British-led team since Tutankhamun's in 1922.

The health minister says the patients have recovered, and should not be stigmatised.

Coalition partners object to a hike in VAT, forcing Enoch Godongwana to postpone his budget speech.

Lydia Mugambe's alleged victim had "lost all hope", Oxford Crown Court hears.