Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Ethiopia to introduce GPS tracking for motorcyclists
Motorcyclists will need GPS tracking if they want to circulate in the capital Addis Ababa
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Fire breaks at Cameroon prison
Shots and fire break-outs reported at a maximum-security prison in Yaoundé.
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Nigerian police clash with Shi'ite Islamic group
Over the continuous detention of their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim El Zak Zaky
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South Africa's anti-corruption chief surrounded by scandals
Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been accused of lying under oath
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Kenya's finance minister arrested for corruption
Henry Rotich surrendered himself to the police following an order for his arrest
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21/07/2019 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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20/07/2019 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Drama at SA corruption inquiry
Former president Jacob Zuma withdraws then returns to a public inquiry into corruption
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On the Ebola frontline
A closer look at the battle against Ebola in Goma
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Tanzania upholds the death penalty
A court in Tanzania rules to keep the death penalty
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Ethiopia and Eritrea - a year in
Ethiopia's Prime Minister is in Eritrea - why this meeting matters
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Ebola Outbreak: What next?
The DRC outbreak is now a public health emergency of international concern - what now?
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Cameroon clamps down on roadside drug vendors
The Minister of Public Health has given roadside drugs vendors one week to cease trading
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South Africa's transport minister: 'Democracy is alive in South Africa'
South Africa's transport minister speaks of revelations in a corruption investigation
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Sudan junta and civilians sign political agreement
Sudan's ruling military council and opposition leaders have signed a power-sharing accord
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Nigerian author Sefi Atta shares the thinking behind her creative process
Celebrated author Sefi Atta has previously won BBC African Performance awards
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Kenyan Uber drivers continue strikes over low wages and poor working conditions
The protesting drivers say Uber had brought in price changes without consulting them
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Zuma 'received death threats', corruption inquiry is told
Jacob Zuma says threats were also made against his lawyer and children
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Ex-South African President Jacob Zuma arrives at corruption inquiry
He is accused of being part of a network which exchanged government contracts for bribes
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Cameroonian victims of domestic violence launch awareness campaign
A nationwide campaign is launched by abuse victims to highlight the cost of keeping quiet
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Ebola spreads to largest city yet in DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed the first case of Ebola in Goma
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13/07/2019 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Is one of Zambia's biggest employers being sold to China?
The government is looking for a new investor for Konkola Copper Mines
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Nigeria: Sixty-five Shia Muslims arraigned in several courts in Abuja
The arrests come after three days of protests and violent clashes with police
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Sudan crisis: Military rulers say they have foiled an attempted coup
Over a dozen people are said to have been arrested - including current army officers
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Nigerian police break up third day of protests in Abuja by Shia Muslims
The protesting Shias are demanding the release of their leader Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky
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Tanzania Minister defends country's record on media freedom
The Foreign Minister of Tanzania is at the Global Conference for Media Freedom in London
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Sudan protesters re-group online
As the internet is restored in Sudan, activists re-group on social media
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Sudan's internet restored
As the internet is restored in Sudan, activists turn again to social media
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Nigeria Parliament in lockdown
The Parliament building in Nigeria is in lockdown after alleged protesters stormed in