- 3 April, 2026
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South Africa: former Speaker of Parliament released on bail
- By pann.news
- . 6 April 2024
Mapisa-Nqakula maintained her innocence and suggested the charges against her were politically motivated with the country set to hold national
Cameroon soccer federation “astonished” to learn sports ministry has hired national team coach
- By pann.news
- . 5 April 2024
Cameroon’s football federation said the decision was made “unilaterally” and expressed its “great astonishment at this act which is contrary
UN assembly adopts resolution backing ongoing efforts to eliminate ‘blood diamonds’ trade
- By pann.news
- . 5 April 2024
The UN General Assembly’s 193 member nations adopted Wednesday (Apr. 03) a resolution on the role of diamonds in fueling
Mixed reactions in Uganda after constitutional court rejects bid to nullify anti-homosexuality laws
- By pann.news
- . 5 April 2024
The law is supported by many in the East African country, where some see it as behaviour imported from abroad
Arab League officials condemn Israel for airstrike that killed aid workers
- By pann.news
- . 5 April 2024
The meeting comes after Israeli airstrikes on aid workers delivering food in Gaza killed at least seven people — a
South Africa: embattled speaker of parliament Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula resigns
- By pann.news
- . 5 April 2024
The wheels of justice will now be in motion as you are listening to the judgment, which was well reasoned.
Morocco: Rabab Cheddar chases Olympic dreams while fasting Ramadan
- By pann.news
- . 3 April 2024
I prepare normally, as usual. I train in the morning and evening. Currently, during the month of Ramadan, I train
Choro, Brazil’s first urban popular music genre, gets national recognition
- By pann.news
- . 3 April 2024
In February, the Institute of National Historical and Artistic Heritage recognised choro as Brazilian cultural heritage. It is considered the
Gabon takes historic step towards democratic renewal
- By pann.news
- . 3 April 2024
The initiative, spearheaded by Archbishop Jean Patrick IBa-Ba and attended by over four thousand citizens at the Libreville sports palace,
Former combatants in CAR say they are left with no way to make ends meet
- By pann.news
- . 3 April 2024
The government estimates that up to 15% of those who go through the disarmament program return to armed groups. It