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- Volleyball: two organising committees in place, is the 2023 Nations Cup under threat? ·
- Man City v Real Madrid: Bernardo Silva the executioner, Benzema a ghost ·
- CAF Confederation Cup: USMA and Young Africans set for first-time final ·
- Chinese Martial Arts - Ivory Coast Cup: twenty teams put on a show ·
- Basketball World Cup: Canal+ receives the trophy ·
- Judo - National Championship: the heavyweights deliver ·
- Ligue 1 (matchday 27): battle rages between Gagnoa and SOA ·
- AFCON U17: Morocco join Senegal in first-ever final pairing ·
- U17 AFCON: Senegal survive scare to reach final ·
- Odile Ahouanwanou: "The standard of heptathlon in Africa is low" ·
- France - Ligue 1: the indispensable Seko Fofana ·
- UBB: Madosh Tambwe, from the athletics track to the rugby pitch ·
- Absa Kip Keino: Ferdinand Omanyala rules in Nairobi ·
- CAF Champions League: Al Ahly and Percy Tau overpower Espérance Tunis ·
- Football: three clubs summoned before labour inspectorate ·
- Handball: Red Star and Habitat HBC make good starts at the 2023 African Cup Winners' Cup ·
- Congo fencing: the épée still struggling to hit the mark ·
- Embiid will get a Game 7, Okogie and Biyombo head on holiday ·
- Botswana: banned for doping, Nijel Amos puts his Olympic medal up for sale ·
- Judo: Fiercely contested national cadet and junior championships ·
- 1995: Burundi reach their only continental final amid political crisis ·
- Milan derby: the tops and flops ·
- U17 AFCON: Senegal and Morocco cruise into the semi-finals ·
- CAF Confederation Cup: ASEC stall, Young Africans close in on the final ·
- Confederation Cup - Julien Chevalier: "We must be efficient going forward" ·
- Real Madrid v Man City: the hits and misses ·
- Women's football: Ivory Coast's Nadège Cissé reaches D1 Arkema ·
- Multi-sport: CNO-CIV celebrates Olympism in Dimbokro ·
- U17 AFCON: Burkina Faso players explain how they turned the tables on Cameroon ·
- Salah, Aboubakar and Osimhen unstoppable, Fofana and Benrahma shine, Haller as effective as ever ·