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Investigators find evidence of experienced medical personnel helping athletes convicted of doping to forge documents.

"I felt this cool sensation crawling up my shirt" before spotting the snake, the pilot tells the BBC.

Two employees of South African Premier Division side Marumo Gallants held in Libya for over two weeks after reportedly failing to cover costs.

Ahead of the Women's World Cup, Atlas Lionesses coach Reynald Pedros hopes to tap into the experience gained by Morocco's men in Qatar.

The centre forms part of the new capital, which has been purpose-built to move people from Cairo.

The DJ and philanthropist says the money will help African students to commit to top-level studies.

Meet the Ghanaian rapper Eno Barony considered as the mother of rap in Ghana.

Clearing the remnants of Angola's war is dangerous but many are keen to stop the needless deaths.

Zamalek fans could be banned after forming the shape of an "angry face" emoji inside their stadium.

Coach Mario Marinica will not have his contract renewed after a disappointing Afcon qualifying campaign.

The correspondents of Le Monde and Libération were given 24 hours to leave the former French colony.

The home secretary is shown evidence by Laura Kuenssberg that refugees were shot dead by police there in 2018.

The extraordinary life of Ethiopian Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, whose unique work captured a nation.

The bank's president David Malpass says more transparency is needed when providing economic help.

Having found a lost wallet on the island of Lampedusa, Thomas Naadi embarks on a quest to find a missing migrant.

Should African governments join the West's chorus of concern over the Chinese-owned social media app?

The hearing was held by mistake as the Paralympian has not served enough time in jail yet.

The former Paralympics star has served half of his 13-year sentence for murdering Reeva Steenkamp.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.

Defending champions Senegal, Algeria, Burkina Faso, Morocco, South Africa and Tunisia have all booked their place at next year's Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.