Mathare, one of the biggest slums in Nairobi, is facing an outbreak of the deadly coronavirus, but heavy-handed policing has already led to tragedy. Show more

Coronavirus has been an opportunity for some people; an opportunity to make money selling fake cures for the deadly coronavirus. Africa Eye and Anas Aremayaw Anas go undercover. Show more

In Somalia, the official death toll for Covid-19 is very low, but why do Mogadishu's graveyards tell a different story? Africa Eye investigates. Show more

What caused an explosion in March that destroyed an area of more than 100,000 square metres in Lagos, Nigeria? The BBC's Africa Eye investigates. Show more

Libya, January 2020. Twenty-six unarmed cadets are killed by an explosion for which no-one has ever claimed responsibility. Who was behind it? BBC Africa Eye investigates. Show more

BBC Africa Eye has uncovered damning evidence of a thriving underground trade in stolen children in Kenya, including shocking undercover footage of children being stolen. Show more

An investigation by the BBC's Africa Eye into the police crackdown on protesters in Uganda last November, with evidence of security forces shooting a number of unarmed people. Show more

Every year tens of thousands of Ethiopians begin the perilous 2,000 kilometre trek from their home country to Saudi Arabia. BBC Africa Eye brings you their stories. Show more

A seven-strong group of homeless street dancers in Nairobi, who call themselves the Street Family Dance Crew, are determined to make their names as celebrity dancers. Show more

Abductions, beheadings, and the burning of homes have become the calling cards of a secretive and brutal group of insurgents in Cabo Delgado, Northern Mozambique. Show more

The Black Axe are one of the most feared and powerful organised crime groups in the world. Reporter Peter Macjob is on a journey to meet the Axemen face to face. Show more

Unlocking secrets from Africa's biggest banking data leak, BBC Africa Eye reveals how millions of dollars of public funds ended up in private bank accounts. Show more

Africa Eye reporter, Tyson Conteh, investigates Kush - a cheap, new, illegal drug and asks whether Sierra Leone can stop the march of this dangerously addictive high? Show more

It's estimated thousands of Africans were among more than five million refugees fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Many were treated like second class citizens. Show more

BBC Africa Eye investigates how a Chinese video-making industry is exploiting African children to produce racist videos. Show more

BBC Africa Eye investigates sexual harassment on campus. Our journalists have been undercover in two of Africa's most prestigious universities. Scenes of a sexual nature. (12+) Show more

Africa Eye has uncovered an illegal network that lures women to India from Africa, where they are forced into prostitution to satisfy African men living in New Delhi. Show more

For a year BBC Africa Eye with Umaru Fofana has been investigating the million dollar trade in trafficked Rosewood. Show more

BBC Africa Eye follows Shaki, an extraordinary woman who has turned to wrestling to escape the violent streets on which she grew up. Show more

Dreams of ordinary Africans are demolished, as a construction giant collapses. But a leaked computer drive containing thousands of emails, messages and documents rings alarm bells. Show more