Celebrations as Nigeria’s ‘Chibok girls’ reunited with families

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The women, kidnapped by Boko Haram in 2014, are now "fully recovered", a Nigerian minister says.

Egyptian Fifa official Hany Abo Rida comes under fire

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Egyptian Caf official Hany Abo Rida faces 'serious allegations' surrounding his election to the Fifa Council in May.

Cape Verde biggest global movers on Fifa rankings

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Cape Verde's two wins over South Africa in 2018 World Cup qualifying means they are the biggest overall movers in September's Fifa rankings.

Death of a comrade

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Political killings in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province cannot be ignored, warns the BBC's Milton Nkosi.

Wrong sentence

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As part of BBC 100 Women, one former inmate in Sierra Leone explains how she ended up in prison partly because she couldn't read.

One month on

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One month ago, a mudslide devastated parts of Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Uganda’s Makerere University investigates degree cheats

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Uganda's Makerere University withholds degrees from 300 students after result tampering was discovered.

Cameroon-born 12-year-old stars for Germany

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The father of a 12-year-old boy who has scored three times in two under-16 internationals for Germany rejects doubts about his son's true age.

South Africa student fights to keep thesis during robbery

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Noxolo Ntusi had the only copy of her master's thesis on a hard drive in her bag.

Nigeria’s Ogenyi Onazi ‘positive’ despite failed transfer

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Nigeria midfielder Ogenyi Onazi is putting his failed transfer to Birmingham City behind him by making an impact for both club and country.