BBC Africa Eye uncovers two so-called "juju" practitioners, who offer to obtain body parts for ritual purposes.

Israel is allowing more food into Gaza, but aid workers say vital ingredients needed to improve people's diets are still missing.

Palau's strategic location and diplomatic ties with Taiwan have made it a focus of US-China rivalry.

Protests have taken place over the coaches that take visitors up to the world heritage site in Peru.

The top US diplomat says more work is needed to finalise a US-Ukraine deal that will then need Russia's agreement.

Brazil's convicted ex-president blames medication for tempering with his monitor under house arrest.

Brazil's convicted ex-president blames medication for tempering with his monitor under house arrest.

Israel has escalated its campaign on targets it says are linked to Hezbollah, raising fears of a resumption of hostilities.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is a "renewed commitment to multilateral co-operation".

Israel has escalated its campaign on targets it says are linked to Hezbollah, raising fears of a resumption of hostilities.

The raid on a Christian school came amid a surge of attacks by armed groups in the African nation.

Aonishiki wins the November sumo tournament in Japan and becomes the first person from Ukraine to claim an elite-level sumo championship.

Aonishiki wins the November sumo tournament in Japan and becomes the first person from Ukraine to claim an elite-level sumo championship.

The actress and singer has not commented on the incident, but appeared visibly shaken by it.

The actress and singer has not commented on the incident, but appeared visibly shaken by it.

Tatiana Schlossberg, 35, says she was diagnosed shortly after giving birth in 2024 and has less than a year to live.

Land drones are increasingly the only means of transporting supplies to the embattled city of Pokrovsk.

Days of torrential rain leaves vast swathes of the country inundated and facing landslides.

Days of torrential rain leaves vast swathes of the country inundated and facing landslides.

A group of US lawmakers say the secretary of state told them the draft did not reflect Washington's position. Marco Rubio has distanced himself from those claims.