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Mohamed Salah starts rehab on injured hamstring and eyes return to Africa Cup/in /by
Salah returned to Liverpool on Wednesday for treatment on the injury he sustained during Egypt's 2-2 draw with Ghana a week ago.
Mr Ibu’s children arrested over alleged theft of medical donations/in /by
The money was part of funds that had been donated by fans and well-wishers for the actor's treatment, after he suffered a long illness last year.
Red Sea crisis: surge in number of ships at Durban’s port/in /by
The port of Durban, the main container port on the South African coastline, is struggling with a surge in ships calling due to mounting tensions in the Red Sea.
Rwandan officials say mass graves still being found, almost 30 years after genocide/in /by
The remains of more victims continue to be found because perpetrators of the genocide tried their best to hide possibly incriminating information, Naphtal Ahishakiye, executive secretary of the genocide survivors’ organization Ibuka, says.
Pics of the day: January 25, 2024/in /by
Pics of the day: January 23, 2024
Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader quits, claiming his party was hijacked by president’s ruling party/in /by
Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader said Thursday he has quit his party, accusing the country's ruling party of hijacking the organization and causing the removal of dozens of his members of parliament and councilors.
France’s constitutional court rejects controversial immigration law measures/in /by
The immigration law had faced criticism for allegedly compromising French values and aligning with far-right ideologies.
Timbuktoo : a catalyst to boost startups [Business Africa]/in /by
In the headlines this week: the "Timbuktoo" fund promises a boost for startups; Shell exits onshore oil fields in Nigeria for $2.4 billion; Agricultural Revitalization in Cameroon: Wheat at the heart of projects.
Blinken praises relationship between US and Angola/in /by
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised the relationship between America and Angola, saying it was "reaching new heights" during his visit to Luanda on Thursday
Rwandan officials say mass graves still being found, almost 30 years after genocide/in /by
The remains of more victims continue to be found because perpetrators of the genocide tried their best to hide possibly incriminating information, Naphtal Ahishakiye, executive secretary of the genocide survivors’ organization Ibuka, says.