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The BBC's Yves Bucyana in Rwanda's capital, Kigali, captured the moment soon after the team was knocked out by Libya in a World Cup qualifying match.
Here they're shouting in Kinyarwanda: "You disappointed us".
Yves says the fans also shouted that "it's better to support our cycling team than support these dogs".
Rwanda's cycling team is doing well in the Tour of Rwanda that's currently going on.
Abdullahi Yusuf Osman
BBC Monitoring, Nairobi
Somali speaking people all over the world are mourning the death of former BBC Somali service journalist Ahmad Hassan Awke, who died last night of an asthma attack in Jijiga, Ethioipia.
Millions loved his rich voice and he was the most popular journalist among Somalis.
Somalia President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said his death is a loss to all Somalis, and Somaliland President Ahmad Muhammad Silanyo said "every Somali-speaking person has lost Awke".
There are also condolence messages on Twitter:
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The Ford assembly plant near Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, has produced its first vehicle, the company says.
It's tweeted a picture of the Ford Ranger:
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It's the first time the vehicle has been assembled outside of South Africa, and Ford is keen to get access to the Nigerian market, the company's CEO in sub-Saharan Africa Jeff Nemeth said.
The Nigerian plant will start off by producing 10 vehicles a day.
Kenya's football team have landed in Cape Verde, just a few hours before the start of their World Cup qualifier, after a chaotic delayed departure from Nairobi on Monday. Kenyan media report.
The initial delay occurred because players wanted to be paid bonuses and be reimbursed for travel to Nairobi to play in Friday's first leg which the Harambee Stars won 1-0.
The match kicks off at 1900GMT.
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