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Jail for Burundi head teacher busted sitting student's exam
Benjamin Manirambona says he was doing the exam on behalf of a soldier who is serving in Somalia.
Fans set to return to Egypt league for the first time since 2012
The Egyptian government announces that fans will be allowed back to watch league matches for the first time since 2012 initially in smaller numbers.
South Africa to eradicate pit latrine toilets in schools
The two-year initiative comes after a five-year-old schoolgirl drowned in a pit latrine in March.
Nigeria and Ghana are given Fifa ultimatums or face bans
Fifa tells Nigeria and Ghana they face bans from global football if issues with the running of the sport in their countries are not resolved.
Caf 'impressed' with Cameroon's preparations for Nations Cup
Confederation of African Football vice-president Amaju Pinnick is impressed with Cameroon's preparations to host next year's Africa Cup of Nations.
Palm oil: A new threat to Africa's monkeys and apes?
Large-scale expansion of palm oil in Africa will very likely risk the lives of primates, a study finds.
Samuel Eto'o: Qatar Sports Club announce signing of former Barcelona player
Former Cameroon captain Samuel Eto'o signs for Qatar Sports Club.
The radio 'saved my little girl's life'
A large trial in Burkina Faso suggests listening to the radio could improve child health.
Senegal's Keita Balde completes his loan move to Inter Milan
Senegal winger Keita Balde completes a season-long loan move from French club Monaco to Italian side Inter Milan.
Mbali Sikhosana: How a domestic worker took on her abusive boss
Domestic workers are a key part of many South African homes, but many face abuse and extremely low wages.

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