- 23 February, 2025
World Athletics keeps testosterone rules despite European court’s verdict
The lawyer representing South African runner Caster Semenya said she is disappointed by the reaction from World Athletics following the
Tunisia: Hundreds of migrants rescued from desert but remain in distress
In early July, hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa including children were rounded up and driven out of Sfax (central-eastern
Former Mozambique finance minister extradited to the US
Former Mozambique finance minister, Manuel Chang, was extradited to the US on Wednesday to face fraud and corruption allegations over
Senegal: at least six dead in the capsizing of a canoe
According to the local media, it was a migrant boat and the death toll could be much higher, as these
Sudan conflict ‘on verge of turning into a civil war’ says UN Official
The head of the UN mission in Sudan, Volker Perthes, says the Sudan conflict could turn into an ethnic and
Angola and DRC announce joint project to rehabilitate railway line
Angola and DRC announce joint project to rehabilitate railway line linking DRC mineral-producing regions to the Atlantic Ocean…Read More
Heavyweight champion Fury to face MMA fighter Ngannou
British heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is to face MMA fighter Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia in October…Read More
Egypt announces deals to boost private sector
The Egyptian government announced a number of deals to sell off stakes in public companies in order to downsize Egypt’s
Iranian president 3-nation trip to Africa: What stakes?
President Ebrahim Raisi will visit 3 African countries in rare Iran outreach. He will reportedly kick off his tour on
Mali presenter to remain in custody despite acquittal on one count
A prominent Malian TV and radio presenter was acquitted on charges that he falsely claimed a former Premier had been