Mbappé demands €55M from PSG/in /by
After receiving a formal notice, the Qatari-owned PSG maintains that the sum claimed was not paid because the parties found a common ground. Mbappé allegedly consented to giving up on the money if he left on a free transfer.
Africa’s health agency says could start mpox vaccinations within days/in /by
It says this follows vaccine pledges by the European Union, vaccine-maker Bavarian Nordic, the United States, and Japan.
South Africa: South Africa’s Sasol Profit Plunges 66 Percent On Weak Chemical Prices/in /by
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Situation in Libya “has deteriorated quite rapidly” – UN top official/in /by
Recent events likely to inflame tensions in the divided nation include the disputed sacking of the central bank governor.
Kenyan man being held over the discovery of dismembered female bodies escapes from police custody/in /by
Two other suspects who were arrested after being found with cellphones belonging to some of the deceased women are to return to court next Monday.
Royal support in Southport/in /by
King Charles III visited Southport to meet survivors of a stabbing attack that killed three young girls and sparked over a week of unrest across the UK.
2024 Paralympic Games: Athletes want to send a message of hope/in /by
The Refugee Paralympic Team will be the first delegation to march at the Opening Ceremony taking place along the Champs-Elysees on Aug. 28.
Qatar Airways buys 25% stake in SA’s Airlink, eyes larger presence in African market/in /by
“Our investment further demonstrates how integral we see Africa being to our business’ future," the CEO of the Qatari state-owned carried said.
Nigeria: Why NNPC Reduced Stake in Dangote Refinery – Audited Report/in /by
[Premium Times] "As at 31 December 2023, NNPC Limited holds a 7.25 per cent interest in DPRP FZE," the NNPC Ltd said in its report.
Greek authorities detain migrants on the southern island of Crete as smugglers seek new routes/in /by
The migrants, from Syria, Egypt, Sudan, and Bangladesh, included six children and arrived before dawn on the tiny island of Gavdos, near Crete’s southern coast, local officials said.