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A South African man is charged after his racist tirade against President Ramaphosa caused outrage.

Former internationals Pierre Francois Aubameyang and Daniel Cousin take over as joint coaches of Gabon after Jose Antonio Camacho's contract was not renewed.

Kenya move up the latest Fifa world rankings thanks to their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying win over Ghana, who fall six places.

Why some earth tremors in Nigerian's capital, Abuja, have caused such a stir.

Visual artist Osborne Macharia wants the cultural movement to revolutionise the perception of Africa.

A BBC investigation reveals how systemic corruption has been allowed to go unchecked at every level in the Algerian game.

Four men are vying to be next president of the Nigeria Football Federation with elections set to go ahead despite moves to prevent them.

A survey finds drug gangs are involved in the illegal fishing of abalone, putting it at risk.

Senegal win the final regional qualifying tournament for the Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations to complete the line-up for the 2019 finals.

The Confederation of African Football clears Liberian referee Jerry Yekeh from all allegations of corruption.

Whistle-blowers tell the BBC how bribery impacts on all levels of football in Algeria.

Prosecutors appealed against the bail set for popular singer Saad Lamjarred, who is charged with rape.

The offices of the Sierra Leone Football Association are raided by officials from the country's Anti-Corruption Commission.

Pro-marijuana activists cheer following a landmark ruling by the country's highest court.

Ireland, Sweden and Finland also suspend financial aid over corruption concerns.

South Africa midfielder Keagan Dolly undergoes successful surgery on the broken leg he suffered playing for his French club Montpellier.

Recent data shows that the national murder rate in South Africa is going up.

Amidst a collapse in public services, water supplies have become contaminated with untreated sewage.

Oscar Ekponimo's mobile app Chowberry connects people to supermarket food that would ordinarily end up in the bin.

Nigerian tech entrepreneur Oscar Ekponimo has invented an app which will help cut down on food waste.