BBC Africa News
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Egypt protests: Anti-government chants in Tahrir SquareRare protests have taken place in Egypt, calling for the removal of President Abdul Fattah Sisi.
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Wilfried Ndidi: The EPL star returning to university
Nigerian midfielder Wilfred Ndidi, who plays for Leicester City, also studies business at university.
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Should all Nigerian athletes get health insurance?
A bid to help former footballer Bidemi Aluko, who is battling cancer, could lead to a landmark ruling.
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How one runner started a group for women of colour
Matilda decided to start the Fly Girl Collective after realising she was in the minority at races.
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Egyptians protest against President Fattah al-Sisi
The protests are among the first in Egypt since President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi took power in 2014.
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Man who could be Zimbabwe's first Catholic saint
John Bradburne had "few possessions, only love" say the leprosy patients he cared for 40 years ago.
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Spotty zebra in Kenya Maasai Mara reserve
Meet Tira, a zebra that's been... spotted... in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. She was born with spots instead of stripes.
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Cameroon name Portuguese coach Conceicao as Seedorf's replacement
Cameroon's Sports Ministry confirms that the former Portuguese footballer Toni Conceicao has been appointed as the new head coach of the...
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Benik Afobe: Bristol City striker suffers serious knee injury
Bristol City striker Benik Afobe faces a lengthy spell out after suffering a serious knee injury, reports BBC Radio Bristol.
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Barcelona's Ansu Fati set for Spain ahead of Guinea-Bissau and Portugal
Barcelona's Ansu Fati gets Spanish citizenship paving they way for him to play for them at international level rather than Guinea-Bissau or Portugal.
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Sports minister asks Nigeria women's coach Thomas Dennerby to continue
Nigeria's sports minister Sunday Dare steps in to try and persuade Thomas Dennerby to continue as coach of the national women's team.
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Nigeria shuts Action Against Hunger aid group 'for feeding militants'
Action Against Hunger denies accusations that it is supplying "food and drugs" to Boko Haram.
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Democratic donor Ed Buck arrested for running ‘drug house’ after meth overdose of gay manBig-money Democratic donor Ed Buck has been arrested after men overdosed on meth in his home. The political donor, 65, was detained after a...