Ivory Coast’s Elye Wahi barred from Canada World Cup game amid match-fixing probe/in /by
Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi, who is being investigated into suspected match-fixing, has not been authorized to travel to Canada for his team's next World Cup match against Germany, the Ivorian soccer federation said on Thursday.
Ethiopia: U.S. sanctions officials over Tigray tensions/in /by
A statement from the State Department said rising tensions between TPLF hardliners and the federal government threaten to restart conflict in the Tigray region
US-Iran initial deal to end war sparks mixed reactions in Tehran and Tel Aviv/in /by
The signature of an initial deal to end the war between Iran and the United States has sparked divided reactions in Tehran and Tel Aviv.
Egyptian FM hosts UK counterpart for talks on regional developments/in /by
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with his British counterpart Yvette Cooper in Cairo Thursday to discuss the latest developments in the region.
Toronto celebrates as Ghana beat Panama with late World Cup goal/in /by
Canada became the backdrop for emotional celebrations as Ghana secured a late World Cup victory over Panama in Toronto. Supporters from both nations turned the city into a vibrant meeting point before the decisive Group L match.
Brussels rally presses EU to curb trade with settlements/in /by
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Brussels on 17 June ahead of a European Union summit. Protesters call for sanctions on Israel and a ban on goods produced in Israeli settlements.
Ivory Coast, Ghana seek to create cocoa ‘OPEC’/in /by
The two countries together account for 60% of global cocoa production
Ghana beat Panama 1-0 with late goal from Caleb Yirenkyi/in /by
Ghana fans celebrated their team’s winning World Cup start on Thursday after their 1-0 win over Panama in Toronto. A late goal from Caleb Yerenkyi secured the Blacks Stars’ spot at the top of Group L alongside England.
Pressure to have baby boys outweighs Congolese women’s health concerns/in /by
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, women bear the pressure of having baby boys, even when it conflicts with their personal choices or their health.
Veteran Congolese doctor still helping fight Ebola at 84/in /by
In 1976, young Congolese doctor Jean-Jacques Muyembe was sent to a remote village to look into a mysterious illness and found himself confronting Ebola, a deadly virus the world did not yet know.