USA
US election: Do you need Jesus to win the White House?
Filmed and co-produced from North Carolina, as part of BBC’s Our World documentary series.
Inside USA's Gun Rights Resistance
Filmed, edited and co-produced
Kidnap and torture on the US border
Thousands of people are stuck on the Mexican side of the US border after changes in policy have made it more difficult for asylum seekers to enter the US.
US shootings: El Paso stands defiant in aftermath of tragedy
A gunman targeting Hispanics in El Paso, Texas, took the lives of 22 people inside a Walmart shopping centre.
Despite the adversity, the community is finding ways to come together, and this is how.
NIGERIA
The Godfathers Defining Nigerian Politics
Produced as part of BBC’s coverage ahead of Nigeria’s 2019 elections.
Report from Birthplace of Boko Haram
Produced from Maiduguri, Nigeria.
SOMALIA
Somalia's looming famine catastrophe
Somalia has not had enough rain for three years. The country's landscape has become littered with dead animals and there are warnings of a full-blown famine by June.
Is piracy returning to Somalia?
Following the hijacking of three ships in less than a month, there is now renewed fear that piracy will return to the Horn of Africa.
What's behind the renewed activity?
The women saving Somalia's animals from drought
Pastoralists in Somalia are losing their animals to the effects of drought. Female vets and medical professionals have been deployed to help to keep the animals alive.
Filmed & Produced in Somalia.
KENYA
Secret lives of Kenya's drag queens
Filmed, edited and produced o
Team Refugee
Angelina Nadai and Mohammed Doud Abubaker are both refugees living and training on the outskirts of Nairobi in Kenya.
They do not have access to a gym or any of the facilities that you would expect a high-performance athlete preparing for the Rio Olympics to enjoy but both have been trying to qualify for the Games.
Team Refugee
Rebecca Nymal and Garkouth Puok Thiep fled conflict in southern Sudan, and found sanctuary in the world's largest refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya.
Though neither had any running experience, they were given a chance by former world record holder Tegla Loroupe to earn selection for the Team of Refugee Olympic Athletes.
For the past few months, they have been training with 28 other runners in the famous Ngong Hills training area to find out if they will qualify.
Kenya elections: The human cost in Kisumu
The mother of Kisumu teenager George Odhiambo, who died after police clashes with opposition supporters boycotting Kenya's election re-run.
Africa's 'most eligible bachelor'
The last male northern white rhino on earth has joined the dating app Tinder - as part of fundraising efforts by conservationists to save the species.
At 43 (or 100 in rhino years), Sudan is described as "one of a kind", who likes to eat grass and chill in the mud.
Attempts to mate the animal - who lives in Kenya - with only two surviving females have failed.
Conservationists say they need to raise $10m (£7.8m) to develop in vitro fertilisation (IVF) methods for rhinos.
Celebrating life at 117
Elizabeth Gathoni Koinange invited family and friends to celebrate her long eventful life. Her great granddaughter, Priscilla Ng'ethe, looks back on a turbulent life. Elizabeth was the wife of a senior chief, in a polygamous marriage, who was detained during Kenya's struggle for independence and the family went on to flourish when independence was won. She shares her secrets of longevity and her hopes for the future.