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UNGA: Burkina Faso warns against Libya scenario in Niger, slams “international hypocrisy”/in /by
In a lengthy speech delivered in a vehement tone, Burkina Faso's Minister of State addressed the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly on Sep. 23. ECOWAS, the A.U., and the UN must become “true organizations of peoples instead of structures used by a minority,” he said.
Berlin Marathon: Ethiopia’s Assefa sets new women’s world record, Kipchoge bags 5th win/in /by
Tigst Assefa is the new hodler of the women's marathon world record. On Sunday (Sep. 24) she broke, by more than two minutes, the previous record set by Kenya's Brigid Kosgei in 2019.
Berlin Marathon: Ethiopia’s Assefa sets new women’s world record, Kipchoge celebrates 5th win/in /by
Tigst Assefa is the new hodler of the women's marathon world record. On Sunday (Sep. 23) he broke, by more than two minutes, the previous record set by Kenya's Brigid Kosgei in 2019.
Ireland edges South Africa in Rugby World Cup clash of titans/in /by
In a low-scoring but ferociously gripping match, both sides scored a try but Ireland slotted all of its goalkicks while South Africa missed four of five, leaving 11 points in the wind.
Demonstrators protest “injustice” outside the UN New York complex/in /by
With the launch of the debate at the 78th session of the UN general assembly on Sep. 19, demonstrators of Senegalese, Angolan or Armenian heritage were just some of many who protested on the heavily secured streets outside the UN complex in New York.
UNGA: Ethiopia calls for “renewed global solidarity”/in /by
"Do we have the necessary political will to choose global partnership over geopolitical competition [and] are we prepared to work together towards a promising age of shared prosperity?,” Ethiopian deputy Prime Minister asked the 78th UN general assembly on Sep. 23.
Ghana: 3-day protests over cost of living crisis, leaders’ “moral decay” end/in /by
The #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest in Accra, Ghana, captured attention as citizens rally for political change and economic reform. From Sep 21 to Sep. 23, demonstrators rallied for political change and economic reform.
Blaze kills over 30 at illegal Benin fuel depot/in /by
The blaze erupted on Sep. 23 at a warehouse for smuggled fuel in the southern Benin town of Seme Podji near the border with Nigeria. Local residents said cars, motorbikes and tricycle taxis came to stock up on fuel at the depot.
Suicide bomber kills dozens, injures scores in central Somalia/in /by
There was no immediate claim of responsibility from al-Shabab, which often carries out such attacks and controls some parts of the Somalian territory.
S.A: 4th edition of Comic Con Africa, the continent’s largest pop culture festival kicks off/in /by
The festival opened this year with a spotlight on home-grown superheroes. South African media say the festival will have a record attendance as crowds flock to a vast expo centre south of Johannesburg for the event which runs until Monday (Sep. 25).