675K views · 15K reactions | A cup of tea can solve everything, including the puzzle of how one more African nation can still reach next year’s World Cup. Cameroon, DR Congo, Gabon, and Nigeria are set to face off in African play-offs over the next few days, but that won’t be the end of it… Watch on as BBC Sport Africa’s Ian Williams boils it down for you. Edited by @bushra_nuur | BBC News Africa | Facebook

328K views · 3.5K reactions |  World leaders are gathering in Johannesburg for Africa’s first G20 summit this month - but is the city ready? #BBCAfricaEye investigates the inner city’s abandoned and derelict buildings - home to people living in unfit conditions, and in some cases, hijacked by criminals who turn them into centres of illicit activity.  Watch the documentary: https://youtu.be/y-F6cFevo_M | BBC News Africa | Facebook

164K views · 847 reactions | A court in Gabon has jailed the country’s former First Lady Sylvia Bongo and Noureddin Bongo, son of ex-President Ali Bongo, 20 years each. The verdict was announced Tuesday night after a swift two-day trial. The pair were convicted of embezzlement and corruption. The court imposed a joint fine of $177,000 to compensate for financial losses to the Gabonese state. Noureddin faces an additional penalty of $2.1 billion. #DWAfrica | DW Africa | Facebook

2.2M views · 135K reactions | The cultural connect between India and South Africa is truly heartwarming and timeless. In Johannesburg, my young friends sang the Ganapati Prarthana, Shanti Mantra and other divine prayers with great devotion. Such moments reaffirm the enduring bonds between our people. | Narendra Modi | Facebook