Africa

The BBC has seen evidence of how officers pose as dates online to seek out and arrest their targets.

Portraits of communities devastated by the worst recorded floods in Nigeria.

Somalia's music scene is booming once again after years of conflict and Islamist threats.

Bilal al-Sudani was a key figure in growing the Islamic State's presence in Africa, the US says.

A media officer for the Confederation of African Football who has been suspended for "indecent conduct" denies wrongdoing.

Asian cheetahs became extinct in India in the 1940s because of excessive hunting and loss of habitat.

Viral videos of minerals with apparent electrical properties are not what they seem.

The BBC explores key contenders, voter issues and why this ballot is different to previous ones.

Noella Luka documents her own descent into bipolar disorder challenging the stigmas surrounding the issue of mental health in Kenya.

The head of Nigeria's election body Mahmood Yakubu tells the BBC next month's elections will go ahead as planned.

The main presidential candidates deny accusations of trading in drugs, money laundering and tax avoidance.

Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says.

Kadiatou and Ibrahima, Ebola orphans from Guinea, share their experience of stigma and loss ten years since the outbreak.

Nigerians are fascinated by the latest revelations from the Sussexes, especially Prince Harry's encounter with a leopard.

Nigerian politicians are hiring social media influencers to spread disinformation ahead of February's elections.

Malik Afegbua's images of elderly models have blown up on Instagram, but they are not what they seem.

Ebrima Solo Sandeng, killed by Gambian agents nearly seven years ago, is finally honoured as a hero.

Over a thousand people gathered in the coast town of Ouidah, which was once an important port in the slave trade.

Why Africa's most-populous country is introducing new bank notes weeks before an election.

Gabon's Jaures Kombila can get into almost any position using his amazingly flexible body.