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Police fire tear gas as shops, many reportedly foreign-owned, are targeted by looters in Johannesburg.

The arrival of Colombia's Radamel Falcao sees Turkish club Galatasaray send Senegal's Mbaye Niang on loan to Club Brugge.

Ivory Coast striker Seydou Doumbia joins his tenth overseas club as he returns to the Swiss Super League with FC Sion.

Lincoln built an electric wheelchair after injuring his leg, now he wants his hobby to become a business.

Match of the Day 2 pundits Ian Wright and Jermaine Jenas discuss Sadio Mane's angry reaction during Saturday's tie.

Two people have been confirmed dead and five others are missing in Hell's Gate National Park.

Swansea City's record signing Andre Ayew is to remain with the Championship club despite receiving offers from European clubs.

The troubles in women's football in Zimbabwe continue as the national team refuse to play the second leg of their Olympic qualifier against Zambia in Harare.

Denis Mukwege hopes to extend worldwide the victim treatment programme he oversaw in DR Congo.

Some 16,000 peacekeepers are deployed in the country, making it one of the largest UN missions.

Former player Mogogi Gabonamong says 'a lack of hunger' is the reason there are fewer players from Botswana in South Africa's top division.

Namibia allow Blackburn's Ryan Nyambe and Kaiserslautern's Manfred Starke to miss the World Cup qualifiers against Eritrea to give them time to focus on their clubs.

The Good Hair Day is an event in Finland celebrating afro hairdos and bringing together Afro-Finns.

As England's Premier League continues to grip Nigeria, the football phone-ins are intense listening.

The forests provide protective 'clothing' for sacred spaces but farmland is putting these ancient trees at risk.

Juventus beat Napoli in a remarkable Serie A game as Kalidou Koulibaly's injury-time own goal negates the visitors' three-goal comeback.

Barcelona are held by promoted Osasuna as 16-year-old Ansu Fati becomes the champions' youngest La Liga goalscorer.

Chaotic scenes break out as fans interrupt the private funeral of the influential Ivorian musician.

Female boxing champion Leighandre "Baby Lee" Jegels was shot dead on Friday in Mdantsane, South Africa.

South Africa name the unheralded Molefi Ntseki as their permanent coach, surprising with a quick decision after the departure of Stuart Baxter.