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Angolan authorities have arrested two people over a deadly attack on Togo's football team at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament, state media says.
Angola's National Radio reported that two suspects were arrested in the northern province of Cabinda - where Togo's team bus was attacked on Friday.
Cabinda has seen a low-level insurgency for many years. Three people were killed in Friday's attack and Togo's team has returned home for three days of mourning.
Source: BBC
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