Samuel Eto’o wins second term as Cameroon’s football chief/in /by
Eto'o was re-elected unopposed on Saturday as head of the Cameroonian Football Federation (Fecafoot)
Trump targets Somali community amid immigration crackdown/in /by
The US president has stepped up his attacks against the Somali community in recent weeks, amid a wider crackdown on legal immigration.
Cameroon: Rival of President Biya dies in detention/in /by
Anicet Ekane had been in detention since his arrest on October 24 as Cameroon clamped down on post-election protests
South Africa’s Ramaphosa reaffirms G20 commitment amid US boycott/in /by
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa stated on Sunday, November 30, that his country would remain fully engaged in G20 activities, despite recent tensions with the United States, which will host next year's G20 meetings.
Liverpool secures much-needed win over West Ham 2-0 as Isak scores first goal for Reds/in /by
Liverpool secured a much needed morale-boost on Sunday with a 2-0 Premier League win away to West Ham, thanks to an opening goal from Aleksander Isak and a stopage-time second from Cody Gakpo.
Police clash with Flamengo fans in Rio during Copa Libertadores parade/in /by
The euphoric fans took to the streets Sunday following their team's 1-0 truimph over Palmeiras the previous day. The parade ended with police firing rubber bullets and tear gas in an attempt to disperse the mass of boisterous fans
African leaders call for formal recognition and reparations for colonial-era crimes/in /by
African leaders meeting in Algiers on Sunday called for colonial-era crimes to be formally recognised, criminalised and compensated for through an African Union-backed reparations process.
Congolese Nobel Laureate Denis Mukwege says Kinshasa-M23 peace deal ‘illegitimate’/in /by
Congolese Nobel Peace Laureate Dr Denis Mukwege has denounced the ongoing peace process between Kinshasa and M23 rebels aimed at ending the fighting in eastern DRC.
Khartoum residents under threat from environmental hazards in war-ravaged city/in /by
It’s been six months since Sudan’s Armed forces retook the capital Khartoum. But two years of fighting has wrought untold devastation. Now, people returning to the city are under threat from environmental hazards that are putting the health of millions at risk.
Israeli prime minister requests pardon on longstanding corruption case/in /by
Benjamin Netanyahu claims an end to his five-year trial on bribery and fraud charges would be “in the public interest”.