Tunisia: pro-Saied demonstrations held, alongside counter-protest/in /by
Hundreds of supporters of President Kais Saied demonstrated in the Tunisian capital Tunis on Thursday, coinciding with the country's Republic Day.
World leaders warned Olympic ideal threatened by racism, war/in /by
Senegal president Diomaye Faye told an Olympic summit of leaders on Thursday that sport can longer allow hate speech and xenophobia to become accepted
South Africa: DA wants ANC punished for Ramaphosa speech/in /by
The DA wants the Electoral Court to deduct 1% of the vote received by the ANC in the May 29 national election and fine Ramaphosa, the ANC leader, $10,900 and his party $5,450, over what it argues was a presidential address that was used for election campaigning and amounted to an abuse of office
Barcelona’s new coach to bring more direct style to the club/in /by
Hansi Flick says while he respects the club's traditional passing style, he also wants to inject an approach focused on scoring.
More than 20 people die in Moroccan heatwave/in /by
Officials say most of those who passed away were either elderly or suffering from chronic illnesses.
UN mission provides support ahead of CAR’s planned local elections/in /by
MINUSCA, the country's United Nations peacekeeping mission, is providing support ahead of the country's October local elections, the first in 36 years.
Ethiopia mudslide death toll rises to 257/in /by
More than 15,000 affected people need to be evacuated. Amongst them are at least 1,320 children under 5 and 5,293 pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Paris 2024 Olympics: Argentina “scandalized” by match against Morocco/in /by
The head of Argentina's football federation says the chaotic end to the Olympic soccer match against Morocco on Wednesday "makes no sense ," and Argentina's coach called the scene a "scandal . "
South Sudanese runner thrilled to be part of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team/in /by
Based in Kenya, Perina Nakang fled the war in her home country at the age of seven.
Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park removed from list of World Heritage in danger/in /by
The site is in a lush area along the banks of the Gambia River. The gallery forests of Niokolo-Koba are home to a rich wildlife, including the world's largest antelopes. It was included in the List of World Heritage in Danger in 2007 as poaching, basalt mining and other human activities became threa