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Ghana win an exhilarating match packed with twists and turns against South Korea in front of a vibrant crowd at Education City Stadium.

Cameroon coach Rigobert Song says goalkeeper Andre Onana asked not to play their second group match at the World Cup amid reports of a falling out between the pair in Qatar.

Gustavo Alfaro wants his Ecuador side to play the "best World Cup in Ecuadorean history" as they look to secure their place in the last 16.

Kenya's ban from global football is lifted by Fifa after conditions required by the world governing body were met.

The change to mpox was prompted by concerns over negative connotations from the name of the virus.

After Ghana's defeat to Portugal, the Black Star fans are confident they can beat South Korea.

Meet Chinny Obinwanne, the Doctor behind the first breast milk bank in Nigeria.

Meet the Congolese eco-friendly group, Fulu Miziki. The band recycles waste and turns it into instruments.

Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's FIFA World Cup game between Cameroon and Serbia.

Police use water cannon and tear gas to deal with unrest in the centre of Brussels on Sunday.

Villa Rose is near the presidential palace in Mogadishu and popular with government officials.

Morocco cause the latest shock at a World Cup that has been full of surprises by beating Belgium with late goals by Abdelhamid Sabiri and Zakaria Aboukhlal.

Japan fail to take another step towards the World Cup knockout rounds as Keysher Fuller's late goal earns Costa Rica a smash-and-grab Group E victory.

Anger mounts after the killing of children, including Keketso Saule, by pit bulls in South Africa.

Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema has led the country's authoritarian regime for 43 years.

Questions of cultural identity among the huge Moroccan community in Belgium will arise when the two countries meet at the World Cup.

Charles Blé Goudé, once seen as a divisive figure, flies back after being acquitted by the ICC.

Australia hold on to a narrow first-half lead to pick up a crucial victory over Tunisia that keeps alive their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup last 16.

Houssem Sakkahas is a Tunisian barber, based in Doha who cuts the hair of many of the players at the World Cup .

Meet Babalwa Latsha, the Springbok prop who was Africa's first professional rugby player and says athletes "can really change the world".