Temba Bavuma says interim one-day coach Shukri Conrad's validation of the South Africa captain's "vulnerability" helped him lead the Proteas to the series win against England.

The US military says it helped government troops fighting al-Shabab Islamists northeast of the Somali capital.

Righting an historic wrong: How a quest to reclaim the sacred Ngonnso statue, taken from the Nso community 120 years earlier, led Vernyuy on an emotional journey to reconnect with her Cameroonian roots – and resolve a crisis of identity. Thanks for listening. Let us know what you think. #TheComb Get in touch: thecomb@bbc.com

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The brightly painted wooden sarcophagus was smuggled to the US by a global art trafficking network.

We’re talking about OCD in this week’s episode. It affects two to three per cent of the population and is the lowest-funded mental health condition for research, according to the charity Orchard OCD. De-Graft is joined by Shaun Flores, who reveals what his life is like living with the condition. He noticed a lack of black people speaking about their OCD experiences and is on a mission to change that. Nick Sireau, co-founder and chair of Orchard OCD, also drops in.

And the 2022 World Cup final is nearly upon us! Morocco becoming the first African team to ever reach the semi-final has been celebrated as a big win for Africa and Africans around the world. But, it has also brought up conversations around African identity in the North African country. De-Graft hears from Zainab, who felt conflicted about supporting Morocco, and Hajar Chaffag, a BBC Africa reporter in Rabat.

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Presenter: De-Graft Mensah

Producer: Kamilah McInnis

Researchers: Paige Neal-Holder and Khadra Salad

Sound: Kamilah McInnis and Dave O’Neill

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The US alleges Abu Agila Masud made the bomb that downed Pan Am flight 103, a claim his family refute.

Tanitoluwa Adewumi rose to national stardom after winning a major tournament at eight years old.

Washington makes a renewed effort to strengthen African ties in competition with China and Russia.

We’re off to space for this one, following the European Space Agency’s recent announcement of a new bunch of astronauts. Nearly 23,000 people applied but not one of the people who were chosen was a person of colour. De-Graft looks into why this was the case and hears from Dr Sheila Kanani, who applied for the job.

We’re also back on Earth for two stories about Nigeria. The first is about the government’s decision to teach young kids in native languages instead of English. But with more than 600 languages in Nigeria, how will this work? Ishaq Khalid, a BBC journalist in Abuja, joins De-Graft to explain.

And, a museum in the UK has signed over a collection of objects - that were looted from the historical Kingdom of Benin - back to Nigeria. Our very own, Paige Neal-Holder - was at the transfer event. She reveals what happened and the history behind it.

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Presenter: De-Graft Mensah Producer: Kamilah McInnis Researchers: Paige Neal-Holder and Khadra Salad Sound: Kamilah McInnis and Dave O’Neill Editor: Alison Gee

It is claimed that Abu Agila Masud was abducted from his home before being transferred to the US.

Sold to a local chief aged 12, Hadizatou Mani spent a decade as a slave before fighting for justice in Niger.

Abrham Meareg and others are suing Meta for $2bn over claims its algorithm spread hate in Ethiopia.

The man accused of making the Lockerbie bomb should face execution in the US, Bill Barr tells the BBC.

BBC Scotland's David Cowan recalls the trial 22 years ago of two men accused of the Lockerbie bombing.

Abu Agila Masud is the first person charged on US soil in connection with the 1988 airline attack.

The Libyan man is accused of making the bomb which destroyed Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie.

Raufeon Stots says Danny Sabatello's trash talking is just a 'defence mechanism' as the bantamweights prepare to settle their rivalry Bellator 289 in Connecticut on Friday.

Sarah Chan has overcome racism and violence to become the first woman to manage African scouting for a team in the NBA, the world's top professional basketball league.

The rapid expansion of Indian healthcare firms in Africa has not been without problems.