Three men guilty over Garissa attack

A Court in Kenya finds three men guilty over an attack on Garissa University which killed nearly 150 people in 2015. The charges are of conspiracy to commit a terrorist attack and belonging to the Al-Shabab militant group. The BBC's Emmanuel Igunza brings us the latest from the court.

The number of displaced people around the world is at its highest ever since the Refugee Agency of the United Nations was set up seventy years ago. Our correspondent Gaius Kowene reports from Kinshasa, capital of DR Congo, where according to the UNHCR at least 300,000 people have been displaced over the past few days.

Understaffed health facilities and bad roads are only a few of the challenges faced by Madagascar's fight against Measles. The BBC's Pumza Fihlani travels to a remote village and speaks to the health workers carrying out the vaccinations and the people who often have to travel far to get immunised.