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Pope Francis urges action to end bloodshed in the Democratic Republic of Congo/in /by
The pontiff's call on Sunday comes following a week in which dozens were killed in the DRC's North Kivu province.
Cooling systems bring some relief amid soaring temperatures at Hajj/in /by
Saudi Arabia is expected to experience extreme heat over the 5-day Hajj period.
Kenyan teenager becomes third-fastest man ever in 800m/in /by
Nineteen-year-old Emmanuel Wanyonyi's time at the Kenyan Athletics Olympic trials was the fastest 800 metres since 2012.
FIFA president presides over renaming of Paris stadium in honour of Pelé/in /by
Gianni Infantino described the Brazilian football legend as 'the first international star and first international football icon'.
South Africa: Pilot study uses traditional healers to test for HIV/in /by
South Africa has one of the highest rates of HIV in the world and the stigma around testing and treatment remains high in many communities.
Young people in Burkina Faso appear to boycott Kemi Seba meeting/in /by
On Saturday, the activist and pan-Africanist firebrand failed to turn up at a meeting in Ougadougou which appeared to be largely boycotted by young people.
Congo: Sape and African traditions/in /by
While sape is often associated with Western fashion, it maintains a strong connection to African traditions. The sapeurs aim to preserve these traditions at a time when many are at risk of disappearing.
G7 Summit: Meloni meets with the President of Algeria, Abdelmadjid Tebboune/in /by
During the meeting, the two Leaders expressed their deep satisfaction with the excellent state of bilateral relations, notably in the economic domain, where relations continue to develop in the energy, agricultural and indu
Morocco: Harnessing forgotten crops to combat global hunger and climate change/in /by
By leveraging the unique climatic conditions of Benguérir, Phenoma is not only addressing local agricultural challenges but also contributing valuable insights and solutions to the global fight against food insecurity and climate change.
Eid al-Adha brings little cheer to Senegal’s struggling fishermen/in /by
The government of former president Sall had signed fishing agreements with the EU that gave European vessels access to Senegal’s waters.