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Letoya Johnstone trains Kenyan models to help them get ready for the catwalk.

Togo striker Emmanuel Adebayor joins Turkish club Kayserispor on a one-year contract.

Camps where suspected anti-colonial fighters were brutally treated are now secondary schools.

South Africa international Thulani Serero moves to Al Jazira in the United Arab Emirates from Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem.

Data suggests that Angola and DR Congo have more fires than the Amazon, prompting social media concern.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar heaps praise on the African players in the English Premier League, claiming Liverpool have 'three of the best.'

That annoying buzz we all recognise from summer evenings is actually a love song for a mosquito.

Zimbabwean academic Tererai Trent will be immortalised alongside Oprah Winfrey and Nicole Kidman.

Tanzanian club Simba suffer a shock early exit from the African Champions League, losing on away goals to UD Songo of Mozambique in the preliminary round.

These Nigerian teens want to end child marriage in Nigeria, with the "It's Never Your Fault" campaign.

The traditional two-week religious celebration is believed to be 600 years old.

Nearly 200,000 people have been affected by floods since the beginning of July.

Everton midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin could be out for up to 12 weeks with a thigh injury he suffered in training.

Nigeria women's coach Thomas Dennerby names 18 locally-based players in a 24-woman squad to face Algeria in their two-legged 2020 Olympic qualifier.

Former Tunisia captain Radhi Jaidi dismisses rumours linking him to the vacant national coaching position.

South Africa captain Janine van Wyk joins Danish side Fortuna Hjorring, becoming the first South African woman to play football in Denmark.

Former winners Orlando Pirates suffer an early exit from the African Champions League as Zamalek, Mamelodi Sundowns, and Etoile du Sahel all ease through.

Five young fans of popular French-based rapper Soolking were killed in a stadium in Algiers.

The opposition in Zimbabwe says things are worse than under former leader Robert Mugabe - it it right?

A farmer claims the plane was impounded because Tanzania's government hasn't paid him compensation.