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Mohamed was born by the roadside as his mother Arafa crossed into Chad, fleeing the fighting in Sudan.

Germany begin their Women's World Cup campaign in style as captain Alexandra Popp scores twice to see off debutants Morocco in Melbourne.

Trailblazing forward Ghizlane Chebbak on the enduring influence of her late father, Larbi - a star of Morocco's only Africa Cup of Nations win.

Trailblazing forward Ghizlane Chebbak on the enduring influence of her late father, Larbi - a star of Morocco's only Africa Cup of Nations win.

A radio presenter in Sudan has a baby by the road as she flees militias she says killed her other sons.

Rescuers will make sure no-one is left beneath the rubble, vows a top official in the city of Douala.

Opponents call it a "plot on democracy" and say the referendum result should be annulled.

Amanda Ilestedt's last-minute header gives Sweden a 2-1 win over South Africa at the Women's World Cup in Wellington.

The Tate showcases Africa's past, present and future through the lenses of artists from the continent.

Hinata Miyazawa scores twice to help Japan to a 5-0 win against Fifa Women's World Cup debutants Zambia in New Zealand.

Polyamory is on the rise in South Africa as people break with tradition, counsellors say.

Armed men attacked a team taking supplies to one of only two hospitals open in southern Khartoum.

As the Women's World Cup gets under way in Australia and New Zealand, history-making Rwandan referee Salima Mukansanga details how she made it to the top.

Five-time African Footballer of the Year Asisat Oshoala on embracing pressure and fame as Nigeria's star player.

Nigeria's Onome Ebi still loves her football as she embarks on a sixth appearance at the Women's World Cup.

Zambia men's head coach Avram Grant says the nation's women can aim high at the World Cup - but warns they are in the toughest group at the finals.

Lu Ke was shown by BBC Africa Eye making videos with children, some of which included racist content.

Yevgeny Prigozhin says "there will be no reduction in our programmes" in the continent.

An unexplained blast in Johannesburg killed one person and injured 48 more, South African authorities say.

El General, whose song inspired Tunisia's pro-democracy revolution, laments the return of repression.