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Fifa's ethics committee provisionally suspends a football coach in DR Congo while a para sport official in Cameroon is under investigation for rape.

Nigerian senator Ike Ekweremadu and his wife brought a young man to the UK to donate a kidney.

The young man was brought to the UK to provide a kidney for the sick daughter of a Nigerian senator.

Two Somali sex workers describe how they were drawn into the dangerous illegal underground scene.

Egyptian referee Mohamed Farouk is suspended for using a spectator's mobile phone to disallow a goal

The next two rounds of qualifiers take place over eight days for a place at next year's African Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.

The health minister is confident the Ebola-like virus will not spread beyond the affected area.

Is it the end of the relationship between France and its ex-African colonies?

Small-scale growers are empty handed after forking out large sums for equipment and training.

People identifying as gay or a sexual minority could face lengthy prison terms if it becomes law.

Uganda's parliament drafts new law that criminalises identifying as LGBT in the country.

Can Morocco become just the second African nation to host a World Cup after announcing a joint bid with Spain and Portugal?

Up to 200mm of rain could hit areas which have been suffering one of the worst droughts in history.

The group of South African singers wowed 19th Century British audiences but also faced discrimination.

Uganda's long distance champions on their 'family' ties and how they hope to inspire future success for their nation.

The journalist and aid worker are finally released after efforts by Nigerien authorities.

Half of the deaths are thought to be in children, and many thousands more will die, a report says.

Sierra Leone head coach John Keister is loving the challenge of trying to help Sierra Leone qualify for consecutive Africa Cup of Nations.

President Xi Jinping condemns the killing of nine Chinese nationals in the Central African Republic.

Supporters of opposition stalwart Raila Odinga claim the election was stolen and rally against rising costs.