The crypto-currency Libra could have profound implications for a continent and its remittances.

Fifty years on from the Stonewall uprising, London Pride 2019 was just as colourful as ever.

Dayo Adedayo has taken four million images of Nigeria.

Nairobi's National Park is vital for the city's fight against climate change - so why is it being built on?

The leftist government faces a strong challenge from the centre-right after four years in power.

Leaked emails reveal Sir Kim Darroch described the White House as "uniquely dysfunctional".

London and Wall Street could bear the brunt of cuts as the bank fights a falling share price.

He died along with his daughter, three other women and two men in a helicopter crash.

After unprecedented interest in England's World Cup campaign, what plans are in place to capitalise in the upsurge in interest?

The USA win the Women's World Cup for the fourth time after beating the Netherlands 2-0 in Sunday's final.

Iran "wants to salvage" the 2015 accord but accuses other countries of failing to fulfil promises.

Allegations against the financier and registered sex offender reportedly date to the early 2000s.

South American football bosses say accusations questioning the integrity of the Copa America are "unfounded" and "represent a lack of respect".

The family of the US actor has confirmed he died after suffering a seizure in his sleep.

France midfielder Paul Pogba travels with Manchester United for the club's four-match pre-season tour of Australia, Singapore and China.

Serena Williams says she wanted to watch her Wimbledon mixed doubles match with Andy Murray rather than play in it - and will try to get a video of their win.

England's Anya Shrubsole claims the early wicket of Australia's Nicole Bolton lbw in the third ODI of the Women's Ashes at Canterbury.

England bowler James Anderson faces a race to be fit for the Ashes after a scan reveals a torn calf muscle on county duty for Lancashire.

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The African Union estimates that the agreement could boost intra-African trade by 60% by 2022.

Tens of thousands marched in a bid to raise awareness about a controversial extradition bill.