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A Kenyan man with a brain tumour uses a Twitter appeal to raise $60,000 in two days towards his treatment in India.

Hundreds of migrants rescued from a vessel carrying around 600 of them that sank off Libya on Wednesday arrive on the Italian island of Sicily.

Zimbabwe conservation group plans to erect a bronze statue in memory of shot Cecil the lion at the entrance to the park where he lived.

In Africa, some say that the 3D printer could bring a new industrial revolution, allowing goods to be made with less dependence on imported commodities.

On Saturday, July 25, 2015, Michael Saunders, WCFB Director of Branding and Program, and Monica May, STAR 94.5 ws/Community Affairs Director organized and spear-headed...

Uganda's Supreme Court has ruled that the practice of refunding a bride price, or dowry, on the dissolution of a customary marriage is unconstitutional and should be banned.

Egypt prepares to open a major expansion of the Suez Canal, deepening the main waterway and providing ships with a 35km (22 mile) channel parallel to it.

Uganda's supreme court rules that the practice of refunding the bride price on the dissolution of a customary marriage is unconstitutional.

Wearable technology company Fitbit sees its revenue beat expectations and more than triple to $400m (£256m) in the second quarter.

Why is the Suez Canal a big deal? BBC News explains its historical significance, in 60 seconds.