Africans in London streets react to the death of the British monarch+++Queen Elizabeth II and Africa +++ All weekend Premier League matches postponed

Major famine looming in East Africa+++Ukraine sends grains to Somalia to mitigate famine+++South Africa youth reveals one of the sharpest declines in optimism across the continent+++ Is there anything admirable about a polygamous setup?+++Psychiatric patients at risk in Malawi

End in sight to university lecturers' strike in Nigeria? +++ Exclusive interview with Guinea's exiled opposition politician Cellou Dalein Diallo +++ Tanzania's electronic transaction tax proposal meet stiff opposition +++ Cameroon: Magasco's song for the plight of refugees

Many African countries recognize polygamy under customary law or religious traditions, but not under civil law. Some church leaders have criticized the legalization of polygamy, saying it's disrespectful to women as it goes against the idea that spouses should be treated equally. But are people simply trying to run away from reality when it comes to polygamy? Or do church leaders have a point?

Guinea: One year of junta rule +++ Polish President Andrzej Duda visits West Africa +++Uganda pumps $50m into e-mobility +++ The UK gets a new Prime Minister - Liz Truss.

TPLF is working with terrorists, Ethiopian diplomat says+++ DW's AfricaLink Special Edition on dangers of child prostitution

Kenya’s presidential election petition lays bare litany of issues +++ Chad’s national dialogue sets off to a bumpy start +++ Zambians call for stricter labour laws for foreign investors +++ What's driving financial inequality among young Africans? +++ Rwanda genocide orphan students kicked out of hostel

Ethiopia's Tigray conflict erupts after brief lull+++Outcry as Cameroon orders 500 private schools in English -speaking regions to close+++ Hair salons empower young mothers in Mombasa

S.Sudan first unified forces graduate amid calls for peace +++ Kenyan women make history with record election wins +++ DW's set to launch re-branded African Roots podcast +++ Ghana outlaws corporal punishment +++ Russia-Turkey relations

Kenya's presidential election petitions set to begin tomorrow +++ Clashes continue in northern Ethiopia despite peace pleas +++Angola's ex-strongman dos Santos laid to rest in Luanda+++Why Zimbabwe religious leaders are rejecting measles vaccine+++Serena Williams readies farewell as US Open begins