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Cristiano Ronaldo reflects on Al-Nassr journey: “Life is good, but I want more”/in /by
As Ronaldo looks ahead, his commitment to both personal excellence and the growth of Saudi football underscores his enduring influence in the world of sports.
The entrepreneur tackling Uganda’s second-hand clothing problem/in /by
Uganda imports around 80,000 tonnes of second-hand clothes every year, according to data by the Uganda Revenue Authority. One entrepreneur has found a solution against the masses of fabric flooding the country: upcycling.
See images of the Tesla exploding outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas/in /by
Investigators are trying to understand the motives of the perpetrator of Wednesday's explosion, a highly decorated soldier.
Burkina Faso: Two jailed for life over 2017 restaurant attack/in /by
A court in Burkina Faso has sentenced two people to life in prison over a deadly 2017 attack on a Turkish restaurant that killed 19, officials said
56 Kkilled in Israeli strikes as ceasefire talks expected to resume/in /by
In parallel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized a delegation to travel to Qatar on Friday to restart stalled U.S.-mediated ceasefire talks. The delegation includes members of Mossad, Shin Bet, and the military, as efforts continue to address the prolonged conflict.
When cinema in Tunisia travels to the audience/in /by
The Cinema Tdour mobile setup travels on wheels to overlooked Tunisian communities that have no easy access to the cinema
Ghana passes provisional budget ahead of transition/in /by
Ghana's parliament has passed a provisional budget that allows the government to spend $4.65 billion through March.
Egypt’s tourism sector hits record revenues/in /by
.Tourism was one of Egypt’s fastest-growing sectors, with an 8.2% growth rate, contributing significantly to the economy’s 3.5% growth in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2024/2025.
Boy, 7, survives five days in Zimbabwe game park among lions/in /by
Tinotenda Pudu, from northern Zimbabwe, wandered 49 kilometers (30 miles) from his home into Matusadona National Park, a sprawling wilderness known for its dense population of predators and other dangerous wildlife.
Post-election crisis in Mozambique forces nearly 3,000 to flee abroad/in /by
As tensions persist in Mozambique, the strain on neighboring countries and international aid organizations continues to grow. With limited resources and an increasing number of displaced people, the region faces mounting challenges in addressing this escalating humanitarian crisis