Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola "often has problems with Africans", says former Blues midfielder Yaya Toure. Source: BBC African news
The world migration body says the toll has doubled since the boat sunk off the coast of Tunisia. Source: BBC African news
Teammates feasted on dates as their goalkeeper lay on the ground in two World Cup warm-up matches. Source: BBC African news
When schoolboy Michael Komape fell into a pit latrine to his death in 2014 it shocked many in South Africa. Source: BBC African news
At least 48 people drowned in the incident off the eastern coast of Tunisia, the government says. Source: BBC African news
Esayas Jira is voted in as the new head of Ethiopia's Football Federation (EFF), following a long and protracted presidential election. Source: BBC African news
Maria and Consolata Mwakikuti were well-known in the country and their deaths have caused sadness. Source: BBC African news
Cattle-related violence is now said to have killed more people than the country's Boko Haram conflict. Source: BBC African news
The rescue of a child hanging from a balcony was a typical zero-to-hero intro to a superhero story. Source: BBC African news
Kenyan comedian Njambi McGrath enjoys challenging UK audiences' preconceptions about Africa. Source: BBC African news
England's World Cup build-up continues with a friendly win over Nigeria at Wembley. Source: BBC African news
The government said law and order had been restored, as deadly ethnic protests appear to have ended. Source: BBC African news
The Egyptian president's second term comes after a landslide win and amid a crackdown on opponents. Source: BBC African news
Five things you may not know about the South African 800m women's world champion. Source: BBC African news
Attacks by young Islamist militants in northern Mozambique are fuelled by a mix of poverty and corruption. Source: BBC African news
Nigeria's World Cup kit sells out on its first day of release, as three million people pre-order the replica shirt. Source: BBC African news
President Uhuru Kenyatta says it will determine employee "integrity", after a number of scandals. Source: BBC African news
The East African nation cannot run away from its bloody history, the tourism board chief says. Source: BBC African news
A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week. Source: BBC African news
Former Olympic champion Asbel Kiprop says he paid drug testers because he thought they wanted money for "fuel or tea". Source: BBC African news
