Moroccan paralympic champion Aymane El Haddaoui eyes LA 2028 after Paris glory
El Haddaoui’s story is one of transformation—from a sidelined footballer to a world-class athlete—and now, a national symbol of perseverance and pride for Morocco.
Kenya welcomes Finnish President Stubb for state visit
On Monday, Kenya and Finland signed two agreements on political consultations, peace mediation, and conflict resolution
Chimpanzee Beats Reveal Rhythmic Roots of Human Communication, New Study Finds
The findings now raise the possibility that the human capacity for rhythm—and by extension, music and language—may be deeply rooted in our evolutionary past.
Ivory Coast: Tidjane Thiam quits as opposition party leader
Thiam blamed 'judicial harrassment' for his decision to leave the presidency of the Democratic Party of Côte d'Ivoire (PDCI). The party was due to meet on Monday to name an interim leader
Football: PSG defender Achraf Hakimi named top African player in French league
Hakimi won the Marc-Vivien Foé award on Sunday, ahead of Nice forward Evann Guessand, from Ivory Coast, and Senegalese midfielder Habib Diarra, who plays for Strasbourg.
Nigeria: NNPCL to Resume Kolmani Drilling in Northeast
[Daily Trust] Two years after the launch of crude oil drilling at the border of Bauchi and Gombe states, the new head of Nigeria's National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Bayo Ojulari, has announced plans to resume operations.
Nigeria: NNPC to Resume Oil Drilling in Northern Nigeria, Speaks On Feud With Dangote Refinery
[Premium Times] Mr Ojulari also said the NNPC has resolved the feud between the NNPC and the Dangote refinery.
Pope Leo XIV reopens sealed papal apartment but will he live there?
Pope Leo XIV has reopened the papal apartment, sealed since Pope Francis' death, raising questions about his approach to tradition.
Pope Leo XIV calls for the release of imprisoned journalists
Pope Leo XIV has made a powerful appeal on Monday for the release of imprisoned journalists, highlighting the 'precious gift of free speech and the press.'
Pope Leo XIV calls for release of imprisoned journalists
Pope Leo XIV on Monday called for the release of imprisoned journalists and affirmed the “precious gift of free speech and the press” in an audience with some of the 6,000 journalists who descended on Rome to cover his election as the first American pontiff