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- Uganda: Cranes to Play Friendly Against Egypt (New Vision)
- Nigeria: 2014 World Cup - Only Eagles Can Stop Themselves - Okorowanta (Vanguard)
- Tanzania: Barcelona to Help Develop Tanzanian, African Talent (Daily News)
- Rwanda: Egypt Coach Hails Rwanda's Progress (New Times)
- Rwanda: Must Win for Rwanda (New Times)
- Zambia/Ghana: Renard Set to Quit After Ghana Clash (Zambia Reports)
- Angola: Minister Reiterates Completion of Works for World Cup (ANGOP)
- Uganda: Kinene Wants Active Players (New Vision)
- Kenya: Paarwater Turns to Adongo for Rugby World Cup Qualifiers (The Star)
- Zambia: Pathetic Levy Pitch a Shame (Times of Zambia)
- Angola: Jean Jacques Deserves to Be Hockey World Cup Ambassador (ANGOP)
- Angola: Nation Improves Standings in Junior Handball World Cup (ANGOP)
- Angola: Angola to Debut At Swimming World Cup On Sunday (ANGOP)
- Angola: Journalist Hails Importance of Promoting Angola in World Cup (ANGOP)
- Nigeria: Golden Eaglets Can Win U-17 World Cup - Amun (Vanguard)
- Rwanda: Rwanda Opens With Ethiopia in Sub-Zonal World Cup Qualifiers (New Times)
- Angola: Rink Hockey World Cup to Have Low Price Tickets (ANGOP)
- Nigeria: Brazilians Want Eagles At 2014 World Cup (This Day)
- Uganda: Rugby - Uganda Relegated to Tier 1B (New Vision)
- Angola: Angola Play Russia At Handball World Cup (ANGOP)
- Nigeria: U20 World Cup - France Beat Uruguay, Claim First Success (This Day)
- Nigeria: Imoke - Eaglets Capable of Winning U-17 World Cup (This Day)
- Ghana: Ghana to Face France in Semi-Finals of the U-20 World Cup (Ghana Govt.)
- Zimbabwe: World Cup Prospects Congest Sables Squad Lines (Zimbabwe Independent)
- Angola: Riot Police Pledges Cooperation in World Cup (ANGOP)
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