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Australia thrash South Africa by an innings and 182 runs in the second Test to win the series with a game to spare.

World Cup semi-finalists Morocco say they will not defend their CHAN title unless hosts Algeria allowed to fly directly.

Passenger flights resume between Addis Ababa and war-devastated Tigray, following a peace deal.

A drunk car driver ploughs into crowds at the annual event in the southern port city of Calabar.

Adama Diémé was motivated after seeing once-verdant villages in Senegal without a single tree.

The second of three programmes looking at highlights of five years of BBC Sport Africa.

Predictions by some faith leaders have sometimes caused anxiety and harm, the security services say.

Lance Corporal Sanna Fadera's family calls for his release, saying he was only a medic in the navy.

Barbers in Britain are being trained to recognise mental health issues and how to help clients get the support they need.

Women open up about the problem of opioid abuse in Somalia following the death of a popular TikToker.

A landmine kills at least 10 passengers as the West African country battles a jihadist insurgency.

London-based artist Pauli The PSM talks about ambient music, being a 'badman' and The Jetsons.

Some of the 14 fishermen were abducted by al-Shabab militants off the Somali coast eight years ago.

Part one of the best of BBC Sport Africa.

Thirteen-year old Zimbabwean singer Andrea went viral after a church goes filmed him singing.

A fuel tanker that apparently got stuck under a bridge exploded in a huge fireball, east of Johannesburg.

Can the launch of the Africa Super League in 2023 close the vast gap between the club game on the continent and in Europe?

RnB singer Akon is planning a Senegalese super-city running on cryptocurrency. But will it happen?

Former Morocco midfielder and assistant coach is banned for five years over forging a coaching licence, but refuses to say if he will appeal.

Nigerian singer Oxlade says that the hit song Ku Lo Sa was inspired by a woman in his life.