Zambia’s Bwalya to vet coaches for Uganda job

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Uganda's football federation turns to Zambian football legend Kalusha Bwalya for help in finding a new national coach for the Cranes.

Militants kidnap four Britons – Nigerian police

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The four were reportedly taken by suspected militants last week, police say.

Ghana knock debutants Niger out of U-17 World Cup

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Ghana will meet Mali in the quarter-finals of the Under-17 World Cup after beating Niger 2-0 in Mumbai on Wednesday.

2018 World Cup: Injured Mane named in Senegal squad

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Injured Liverpool star Sadio Mane is included in Senegal's squad for next month's World Cup qualifiers despite an ongoing hamstring problem.

Roselyn Akombe flees Kenya ahead of election re-run

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Election commissioner Roselyn Akombe explains why she fled Kenya ahead of poll re-run.

Kenya election official Roselyn Akombe flees to US

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Roselyn Akombe says she fears for her life ahead of next week's presidential election re-run.

Photo of butchered rhino wins top award

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A shocking image of a dehorned black rhino makes Brent Stirton Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

100 Women: Men being taught what harassment feels like

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Classes in Nairobi aim to teach boys and young men what constitutes harassment - and how to intervene if they spot it happening on public transport.

‘Failing teachers’

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Why is Africa's most populous country struggling to educate its children?

‘Remarkable’ pioneer

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The University of Oxford pays tribute to its first black student Christian Cole.