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Liu Jiaqi is to be deported after calling all Kenyans, including President Uhuru Kenyatta, monkeys.

Guinea international Abdoul 'Razza' Camara confirms his football career is over due to a heart condition.

Mohammed Zanna lives in Tarkwa Bay, Lagos State, but fears his home could soon be gone.

Wrexham striker Mike Fondop has gained a first class honours degree and is now hoping to secure promotion to the Football League.

Sierra Leone international Alhassan Kamara explains Euro 2004 winner Traianos Dellas motivated him to join Greek side Panetolikos.

Uganda's pop star MP speaks to BBC Africa from the US, where he has been receiving medical treatment.

The judgement was delivered in a military courtroom packed with diplomats, aid workers and officials.

Newcastle under-23 midfielder Mohammed Sangare is forced to withdraw from the Liberia squad due to a lack of a UK residence permit.

Kenyan Miriam Wariwa was born without arms, so her five-year-old son Samuel helps her with her daily tasks.

Wilfried Zaha makes "a substantial financial contribution" to help subsidise Crystal Palace Ladies players.

Shudu is among the digitally-created 3D models used in fashion brand Balmain's latest campaign.

Thomas Cook says the results do not "shed light on the still unexplained" deaths of two tourists.

Fifa extends its provisional suspension of former Ghana Football Association president Kwesi Nyantakyi by another 45 days.

Lions, giraffes, elephants, leopards and rhinoceros are illuminated in sunrises and sunsets.

Cameroon-born former France international Jean-Alain Boumsong joins the Indomitable Lions coaching staff.

The Nigeria Football Federation bans coach Salisu Yusuf for one year and fines him US$5000 after he was filed taking cash.

Africa's top NBA star Joel Embiid says his dad banned him from playing basketball until he was 16.

Joseph Warungu reflects on the time wasted by male Kenyan lawmakers talking about a dress code.

The UN-brokered accord follows a week of fighting in Tripoli that forced thousands to flee their homes.

Southampton midfielder Mario Lemina now has 39 points on his driving licence.