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Nigeria coach Augustine Eguavoen wants to persuade former Chelsea winger Victor Moses to return to international football.

A Nigerian student stuck in the Ukrainian city of Sumy describes life amid the conflict.

Moroccan Younes Zerdouk steps up to coach Comoros, Kaba Diawara is retained by Guinea and Javier Clemente leaves Libya again.

Every time Angella Okutoyi, whose mother died in childbirth, steps on court she thinks of how tennis will change her family's life.

Some want evangelists to make less noise when trying to convert people in Uganda's capital, Kampala.

The Ukraine war could push millions closer to starvation, the boss of the World Food Programme says.

Security forces fire live bullets to disperse angry students who wanted to watch the Manchester derby.

Dr Awofaa Gogo Abite fled Ukraine because of the war - but he is now providing medical help to others at the border.

South Africa's Stephen Mokoka breaks the 50km record in his first race at the distance.

The global response to the conflict in Ukraine highlights a double standard, writes Maher Mezahi.

BBC Africa can spoken to several Africans still trapped across Ukraine.

Zimbabwean student Korrine Sky is trying to help African students trapped in Ukraine.

The Nigerian Afrobeats star talks to the BBC about his future plans, and why he won't take up politics.

The release of Freeman Mbowe could herald the end of political repression, analysts say.

BBC Africa correspondents explain why 17 African countries abstained from voting on the UN resolution on Ukraine.

More must be done to encourage female coaches, says the first woman to take charge of a Basketball Africa League club.

Riky Rick was one of South Africa's top rappers but there was always a hidden side to his fame.

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

Ghana become the first African country to evacuate its citizens fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

The thousands of foreign students who have fled the conflict are wondering what to do next.