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The governing body of African football says the findings of an audit that concluded it was unreliable and untrustworthy are "unfounded".

Meet three golfers vying to become the first African women to win a major tournament.

Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool need more information before making a decision about Mohamed Salah representing Egypt at the Olympics.

Nwobi Nwakota’s wedding pictures went viral on social media in Nigeria.

The infestation devouring tonnes of crops in the region could create a food crisis, the UN says.

Match top African exports to the UK with the correct country.

A selection of the best photos from across the continent and beyond this week.

A lot of work is needed before Sudan's ex-dictator faces an international court, argues Alex de Waal.

From captaining a club in crisis in his early twenties to shining on Europe's biggest stage, Chelsea's latest signing Hakim Ziyech has had quite a journey from his street football origins.

Two al-Qaeda bombers who had been trained in Sudan attacked the ship in 2000 killing 17 US sailors.

Chelsea reach an agreement with Ajax to sign the Dutch club's winger Hakim Ziyech this summer.

Rupert Smith, one of 17 convicted offenders deported to Jamaica, says he has "had his life taken away".

An audit into the state of the Confederation of African Football (Caf) has revealed an organisation in a state of disarray - both with regard to finances and governance.

In South Africa, residents sick of intermittent water and power in their town are taking action.

Mohamed Salah's potential involvement at the Tokyo Olympics will be a decision for the player and his club Liverpool, says Egypt coach Shawky Gharib.

Nigeria appoint former captain Joseph Yobo as assistant coach of the senior national team to work alongside manager Gernot Rohr.

Chelsea are in advanced talks to sign Ajax winger Hakim Ziyech next summer, with a £38m deal likely to be announced in the coming days.

Patrick Zaky from Egypt was studying in Italy and was detained when he flew home for a family visit.

Brentford midfielder Josh Dasilva, who was born in England, says he is open to playing for Angola if an opportunity comes around.

The UK's annual £4.7m contribution will be withheld until financial procedures are improved.