Africa Today

Sudan's ex-President Omar al-Bashir has been taken into Khartoum's Kober Prison, a maximum security jail where until recently he used to lock up political prisoners. We speak to someone who visited the detention centre before, to get a sense of what could be expecting Mr al-Bashir. A suspected death squad allegedly operating within the Kenyan police force is using Facebook to profile, target and kill young men they believe to be gang members. Pictures of these so-called gangsters dead bodies are then being shared again on Facebook in enclosed groups and viewed hundreds of times. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, we check on the rescue operations underway to attempt saving the lives of at least 150 people reported missing after a boat capsized on Monday.

Anger in Kenya as new housing levy comes into effect; Outrage among Liberians over rise in cost of mobile phone calls; Catholic Cameroonians reflect on Notre Dame cathedral fire.

In Sudan, protesters outside the army head quarters are asking the so called 'Deep State' to be removed and be replaced by civilians; A task force in Kenya has asked for the recognition and protection of intersex people; And Britain is expected to pay out over $15 million to more than 7000 commonwealth solders who fought for the country in the second world war

Protesters in Khartoum fear coup leaders are too close to ousted president; Algerian protests continue despite Mr Bouteflika's resignation; And a football revival in Sierra Leone.

After nearly 30 years in power, Omar al-Bashir has been forced from power; We explore what's next for Sudan; Plus Pope Francis kisses the feet of two rival South Sudanese leaders.