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Newsday: 07/02/2022 05:06 GMT : Senegal win African Cup of Nations

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07/02/2022 05:06 GMT : Senegal win African Cup of Nations

Senegal win African Cup of Nations

BBC World Service - Newsday, Senegal win African Cup of Nations

Senegal's striker Sadio Mane secured the trophy for his nation.

Senegal's striker Sadio Mane secured the trophy for his nation on penalties after extra time.

Senegal have won the African Cup of Nations. The final was decided on penalties after a goalless match against Egypt. Senegal striker Sadio Mane scored the winning penalty and secured his nation's first ever triumph at the final. We'll have all the latest reaction. 

The mayor of Canada's capital Ottawa has declared a state of emergency in response to more than a week of protests by truck drivers and their supporters over Covid restrictions. Mayor Jim Watson described the city as being "completely out of control", with demonstrators outnumbering police. Many Ottawa residents have objected to the ongoing demonstrations. We hear from a former national security analyst for the Canadian government.

And we'll hear from the President of Malawi as he discusses the Ethiopian civil war, the threat from climate change and tackling corruption in his country.

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