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South Africa: Final pre-election rally before the elections/in /by
South Africa's ruling party African National Congress' (ANC) supporters arrived in their thousands at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday for a final pre-election rally.
Zambia’s Barbra Banda scores twice as Orlando Pride win 8th straight game/in /by
Barbra Banda scored two goals and the Orlando Pride beat the Portland Thorns 2-1 on Friday night at Inter&Co Stadium to extend their winning streak to eight games.
Ghana signs MoU to restructure $5.4 billion debt/in /by
The MoU provides a framework for restructuring loans from official creditors, following an agreement by the Paris Club in January.
FIFA defaults Equatorial Guinea’s World Cup qualifying wins over same ineligible player as in 2013/in /by
The second FIFA disciplinary case involving Nsue's eligibility comes 11 years after the first and adds to a series of ineligible player cases involving Equatorial Guinea national teams.
President William Ruto at the Pentagon for bilateral talks/in /by
During his meeting with Ruto at the Pentagon, Austin echoed President Joe Biden, who praised Kenya this week for stepping up in Haiti when so few other countries have agreed to do so.
In Gaza, food is cheaper but still inaccessible to the poorest citizens/in /by
The deepening Israeli offensive in the southern city of Rafah has made it impossible for aid shipments to get through the crossing there, which is a key source for fuel and food coming into Gaza.
Palestine welcomes ICJ ruling, urges immediate implementation to halt Gaza offensive/in /by
Surrounded by ambassadors from Arab nations, Mansour highlighted the collective resolve of the 22-member Arab group at the United Nations, along with support from the 120-member Nonaligned Movement, African nations, and other allies, to ensure the ICJ's ruling is upheld.
AI reigns supreme at the 8th edition of Vivatech/in /by
"Today, tech is going to speak your language, whereas before it was you who had to adapt to tech. And what's interesting is that it's reshuffling the deck. Particularly the balance between countries, because access to artificial intelligence doesn't cost very much. Continents such as Europe and Afri
WATCH: Prayers and protests amid Gaza conflict/in /by
Dozens attended Friday prayers near the destroyed Islam Mosque in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, with its minaret still standing despite severe damage.
South Sudanese refugees in Uganda yearn to go home and vote/in /by
“There are over 198,000 South Sudanese refugees in this settlement. Since 2016, when Bidibidi was established, many of the refugees have grown into adults who can vote but the asylum law prohibits them from participating in both local and national politics in both countries”. Raziah Athman