Salt-mining in Uganda: ‘We use superglue to cover our wounds’
Copperleaf2018-05-09T23:49:39+01:00In south-western Uganda people use a centuries-old technique to mine salt, but it comes at a cost. Source: BBC African news
In south-western Uganda people use a centuries-old technique to mine salt, but it comes at a cost. Source: BBC African news
Chinese and African trade has boomed in recent years - but how are the two cultures getting on? Source: BBC African news
Salimata, who lives in Bournemouth, was subjected to female genital mutilation in Senegal at the age of five. Source: BBC African news
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure says he will see the Sky Blues' fans again, despite playing his last game for the club. Source: BBC African news
What started as a cattle war between farmers and herdsmen in Nigeria's middle belt has taken a religious dimension, writes the BBC's Mayeni Jones. Source: BBC African news
The part Yaya Toure played in Man City's rise and what made him so special, by his former Manchester City team-mate Frank Lampard. Source: BBC African news
There are two confirmed cases and 17 deaths where the virus is suspected in Bikoro, officials say. Source: BBC African news
Midfielder Yaya Toure has been speaking about leaving Manchester City after eight memorable years at the club Source: BBC African news
Firefighters were called in to end the birds' suffering as they were suffocating in a hot container. Source: BBC African news
Zimbabwe's armed female anti-poaching unit protects one of Africa's biggest elephant populations. Source: BBC African news
The government says more than 200 people have been killed by mudslides since January. Source: BBC African news
A university tells female students to dress more modestly to stop distracting their male counterparts. Source: BBC African news
Tributes are paid to one of Malawi's greatest players, former captain Jack Chamangwana, who died in Blantyre on Sunday aged 61. Source: BBC African news
USM Alger of Algeria beat Young Africans of Tanzania 4-0 as the group phase of this season's African Confederation Cup kicks off. Source: BBC African news
More than 3,000 Nigerian migrants who failed to reach Europe have been flown home by the UN - leaving many unsure how to face their families. Source: BBC African news
At just 13, Nigerian tennis player Marylove Edwards is being tipped for future international success. Source: BBC African news
The higher cost of vanilla is proving chilling for an industry that relies on the exotic spice. Source: BBC African news
After years of study, it turns out a secret burial chamber of Queen Nefertiti does not exist. Source: BBC African news
A gang of what are said to be former cattle rustlers kills 51 adults and children, razing homes. Source: BBC African news
Twenty years ago, a fight for control of a dusty town on the Ethiopia-Eritrea border began - and continues to this day. Source: BBC African news