Recent attacks in Nigeria’s Benue State have left hundreds dead - and it's just the latest in a decades-long conflict between farmers and herders. How can the country break this cycle of violence? Uganda hosts the most refugees in Africa, but international aid cuts make it hard to sustain an open-door policy. And after years of conflict, authorities are now working to rebrand Somalia as a tourist destination.

Unexploded devices remain scattered across Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo following the M23 rebels' takeover in January. As clean-up efforts stall, the blame game continues over who is responsible for ensuring public safety.

The Trump administration has paused new US visa appointments for international and exchange students. The State Department says it’s developing new rules for social media background checks, leaving many Nigerian students in limbo despite being accepted into US universities.

New US travel restrictions now ban or limit entry for citizens from 10 African countries. So will this end their American dream? Meanwhile, residents of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are dealing with the dangerous presence of unexploded devices after the M23 rebels' takeover of the city.

Gen Z - ages 13 – 28 - is the world’s largest age group, with their spending power set to hit $12 trillion in five years. In Africa, 460 million Gen Zs could soon outspend their Western peers. But what does that look like on the ground? In Nigeria’s Mokwa town, hundreds have died in flash floods after days of heavy rain. Entire communities are in ruins. Meanwhile, in Malawi, farmers are turning to eco-friendly fertiliser made from black soldier fly waste to improve harvests and cut costs.

As South Sudan grapples with intercommunal violence, a small ethnic group is reviving traditional rituals and storytelling to promote peace and offer reconciliation.

After suffering decades of conflict, Somalia is trying to grow the beautiful game on home soil with the help of African football legends Jay-Jay Okocha, Emmanuel Adebayor and Samuel Eto'o.