- 3 June, 2026
Cameroon uncovers more than 200 illegal gold mines, mostly foreign-owned
Nearly 200 illegal artisanal gold mining companies, most of them foreign-owned, have been uncovered in central and eastern Cameroon, the
US scraps $15,000 visa requirement for world cup fans
The United States has announced it will waive a proposed $15,000 (£11,000) visa deposit for football fans from 50 countries
Tunisia tourism feels pressure as regional war drives up travel costs
Industry officials blame the fallout from the conflict, which has sent oil prices and travel costs skyrocketing, even thousands of
New weather study warns of potentially dangerous conditions at 2026 World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway in less than a month away. But a new World Weather Attribution study
African sporting world mourns passing of continental Athletics head
Former Cameroonian athlete and president of the Confederation of African Athletics, Hamad Kalkaba Malboum, died on Wednesday at the age
Ivory Coast cocoa authority moves to ease tensions with farmers over unsold beans
After protests last week by cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast, the country’s Coffee and Cocoa Council is sending a delegation
Iran feels economic strain as Strait of Hormuz tensions deepen
Fallout from the strikes – alongside a monthslong internet cut imposed by the government – is spurring mass job losses
Nigerian actor Alexx Ekubo dies at 40, industry mourns
Nigerian actor Alexx Ekubo has died at the age of 40, according to colleagues and close associates who confirmed the
Pacific island nation of Nauru proposes name change in break from colonial past
Pacific island Nauru said it will hold a referendum to change its official name, described as a colonial relic from
Ghana to repatriate hundreds of citizens from South Africa
The decision follows the recent wave of protests against foreign nationals in several cities across the country…Read More