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A Dubai-based couple are still stuck at a deserted resort, more than two months after their wedding.

African firms tell the BBC how they are solving problems caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

President Magufuli says cases are falling, but the government hasn't released new official figures. What do we know?

Private Joseph Hammond is fundraising for frontline workers and vulnerable veterans across Africa.

How the continent's sense of vulnerability may help it adapt to yet another deadly disease.

A group of South African actors in lockdown are making a hit online soap opera from their homes.

Ugandan and Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper Denis Onyango is still working hard to keep fit, despite the uncertainty surrounding the return of football in South Africa.

Opposition activists, including an MP, say they were beaten and forced to drink urine by state agents.

Teranga provides a safe space for migrants to dance and overcome their journey to Europe.

Aerial footage shows thousands of people in snaking lines hoping to get supplies.

Ismail Einashe writes that migrants are facing a tougher time since the outbreak of coronavirus.

In South Africa, illegal sellers are defying the prohibition on buying alcohol and cigarettes.

With only two northern white rhinos left in the world - both female - extinction seems a certainty.

Nigerian Victor Olaiya, who died last month, was a musical pioneer and mentor to the Afrobeat legend.

Babacar Sarr is on the run from rape accusations in Norway.

Kenya accused its neighbour of staging an "unwarranted attack" on its territory.

A bus crash in Guinea results in the deaths of nine players from second division side Etoile de Guinee.

Which claims about the coronavirus are gaining the most traction in Africa?

The UN Development Programme analysed biases against gender in 75 countries around the world.

The first case in South Africa has been detected in a 38-year-old who visited Italy with his wife.