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Tuesday's Google doodle pays tribute to Nksoi Johnson, who was the longest-surviving child born with HIV.

Pictures from the life of former Kenyan President, Daniel arap Moi who has died aged 95.

The BBC's Ferdinand Omondi shares some very personal memories of Kenya's former president.

Six years since his last appearance and almost 19 years since his debut, Austin Ejide says he is ready to solve Nigeria's goalkeeping quandary.

Trabzonspor condemn racial abuse aimed at former Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi following their win over Fenerbahce.

Daniel arap Moi was Kenya's second president, and remained in power for 24 years until 2002.

He dominated Kenya for more than 25 years but his legacy was economic stagnation and corruption.

"African capitals complain, with good reason, that Libya has become a toy of various powers," according to one analyst.

The Oscar winning actress and author is mentoring young women about literacy and leadership.

The cause of the stampede at Kakamega Primary School in western Kenya is not yet clear.

Fifa president Gianni Infantino elaborates on his proposals to Caf for a drastic overhaul of African football, including the creation of an African Super League.

Experts share "deep disappointment" an experimental jab does not offer protection against HIV.

Zitto Kabwe has asked the bank to withhold funds over human rights concerns.

The accused were charged over the deaths of nearly 50 people in a dam collapse in 2018.

Former Uganda boss Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic takes over as coach of Zambia.

There are long queues at bus stations, while some walk for miles in Nigeria's commercial capital.

Women in Lagos are battling the threat of rape and sexual assault with free self-defence classes.

Mbwana Samatta is thrilled to be a Tanzanian trailblazer after scoring on his Premier League debut for Aston Villa.

Nigeria's Enyimba and Zambia's Zanaco clinch the last Confederation Cup quarter-final places.

Mike Hoare, a controversial figure, became internationally famous for his campaigns in the Congo.