Broos on Cameroon job: “what’s happening is a soap”

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Cameroon coach Hugo Broos tells the BBC's World Football programme he has no idea if his contract will be extended and calls for a decision by 15th December.

Africa’s week in pictures

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

Winter Olympics 2018: Nigeria’s women’s bobsleigh team target medal

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Nigeria's women's bobsleigh team are on the verge of securing a historic place at next year's Winter Olympics.

Liberia election: Court gives go ahead for run-off poll

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The top court finds insufficient evidence to merit a re-run of the first round held in October.

Poverty tourist?

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The UK singer appeared in a short film for Comic Relief which has come under fire - but why?

After IS, Libya yearns for normality

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One year on from a military campaign that successfully expelled so-called Islamic State (IS) from its Libyan stronghold of Sirte, residents complain of the scale of destruction that remains there.

Sierra Leone coach John Keister defends national team training sessions

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Sierra Leone coach John Keister defends holding training sessions despite questions over his reinstatement and the delay to Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

Zimbabwe budget woos foreign investors

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The country has had its first budget since the end of Robert Mugabe's 37-year authoritarian rule.

Benin’s Mickael Pote goes from abuse to adulation from Apoel Nicosia fans

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Benin striker Mickael Pote now draws praise from the fans of Cypriot club Apoel Nicosia, who once abused him as he played for city rivals Omonia.

Eritrean referee helps refugees through football

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Eden Habtemichael says football is a common language that can help bring young people together, wherever they come from.