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Creating artworks from ARV bottles and old pills to encourage Ugandans to take their medicine.

Championship side Nottingham Forest sign Monaco midfielder Pele on loan until the end of the season.

Cameroon forward Gaelle Enganamouit moves to struggling Spanish club Malaga from Norwegian side Avaldsnes IL.

Morocco's Confederation Cup holders Raja Casablanca name former Mali, TP Mazembe and Al Ahly coach Patrice Carteron.

A Ugandan minister has warned that online sports betting is causing serious problems.

Bullet-proof vests can save lives but present problems if you want to be discreet, writes journalist Elizabeth Ohene.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes snow on the Anfield pitch contributed to a frustrating night as his side was held to a 1-1 draw by Leicester.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he "can't condone" the reaction that earned Wilfried Zaha his second yellow card against Southampton.

Six women tell the BBC they were raped by security forces as part of a government crackdown.

Kennedy Agyapong tells the BBC he regrets journalist Ahmed Hussein-Suale’s death, but has a clear conscious.

The prosecutor said that by spreading misinformation the politician had incited violent clashes.

Cardiff City are targeting a deal for Monaco defender Almamy Toure ahead of the 31 January transfer deadline.

For every 14 migrants who cross the Mediterranean Sea, one dies, a UN report has found.

Some figures within African football have called for a unified window across the continent.

Ivory Coast will stage the Africa Cup of Nations in 2023, allowing CAF to give 2021 to Cameroon.

A Ghanaian investigative journalist was shot dead. Police believe he was assassinated because of his work.

Defender Sol Bamba says some Cardiff City players were afraid to fly following the disappearance of record signing Emiliano Sala.

Suspected jihadists at Mogadishu Central Prison were behind the attack on the security firm employee.

Six are killed as severe storms bring down as electricity cable in the Kruger National Park.

More than 1,000 people have been held in protests against President Omar al-Bashir's government.