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She and her grandson are the first in the country to die since an outbreak in neighbouring DR Congo.

The presenter says she's willing to learn, but only had good intentions with her work in Africa.

63-year-old Catherine Mathebe is fighting to reduce obesity in South Africa after exercise changed her life.

A social media campaign is being waged to get people to fight their fear of Africa's only one-party state.

BBC Sport Africa and Josimar magazine reveal some of the background behind Caf President Ahmad's questioning last week.

Kenyan marathon runner Felix Kirwa is suspended from competition for nine months after testing positive for a banned stimulant.

Initial reports said nearly 100 people had been killed in an attack on a Dogon village.

The head of a major medical charity says the spread of Ebola in the DRC shows no signs of stopping.

A brilliant goal by Asisat Oshoala helps earn Nigeria a first win at the 2019 Women's World Cup - and all but end South Korea's hopes of reaching the knockout stage.

Co-founder Richard Curtis's pledge comes after the row over Stacey Dooley's visit to Uganda.

Algeria drop Haris Belkebla from its squad for the Africa Cup of Nations after a video of him exposing his backside emerged on social media.

Nigeria suffer an injury blow with veteran defender Faith Michael ruled out of the rest of the 2019 Women's World Cup in France.

South Africa manager Desiree Ellis reflects on apartheid, battling stereotypes and overcoming hardship.

The women, aged 19 and 20, were working as volunteers for a Toronto-based charity.

Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya says she will not take testosterone-reducing drugs in order to compete and will instead target other events.

Brighton and Hove Albion's Leon Balogun and Ini-Abasi Umotong play table football and have a chat.

Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya cruises to victory at 2,000m at the Meeting de Montreui - her first race since filing an appeal against the IAAF's ruling to restrict testosterone levels in female runners.

The fashion world has been parading through Senegal's capital, with futuristic designs the talk of Dakar Fashion week.

Sixteen-year-old Peter is a stateless citizen, which means he won't be able to finish his schooling.

Protest and military leaders will return to the negotiating table soon, an Ethiopian mediator says.