Oumar Niasse: Banned Everton striker ‘exaggerated normal Scott Dann contact’

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Everton striker Oumar Niasse "exaggerated the effect of a normal contact" with Scott Dann according to the written reasons for his two-game ban.

Kilmarnock: Youssouf Mulumbu looks to repay boss Steve Clarke’s faith

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Kilmarnock new boy Youssouf Mulumbu is relishing the chance to show the fans what he can do after ending a spell without a club.

‘Indiana Joan’, 95, faces Egypt looting probe

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The Australian woman is facing an investigation over her collection of Middle Eastern artefacts.

In pictures: Mnangagwa sworn in

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Crowds gathered in a stadium in the country's capital to see their new president.

Egypt attack: Gunmen kill 235 in Sinai mosque

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The gun and bomb assault in Sinai is the deadliest militant attack in Egypt's modern history.

Zimbabweans share hopes under President Emmerson Mnangagwa

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A pensioner, an activist and a white farmer share their hopes for the future under a new president.

Zimbabwe still faces an economic struggle

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In Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe may have gone but the country's battered economy still needs to be turned around.

Rigobert Song: God would have been in trouble if I’d died!

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Former Cameroon and Liverpool defender Rigobert Song talks about his near-death experience after suffering from a brain aneurysm in 2016.

Confederation Cup: Mazembe expect early SuperSport onslaught

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DR Congo's TP Mazembe are expecting an early onslaught from SuperSport United in South Africa in the second leg of the Confederation Cup final.

Afoty 17: Will an African nation win the World Cup before England (do again)?

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Naby Keita, Mohamed Salah, Victor Moses and Sadio Mane discuss England and African nations chances of winning a World cup.