- 22 February, 2025
Colorful world of Cuban movie posters added to UNESCO’s world list
Colorful, abstract, pop or comic, Cuban movie posters have recently been inscribed on UNESCO’s Memory of the World list, an
C.African president says ‘not against France’ despite tensions
The president of the Central African Republic said his country wanted good relations with France, in an interview that followed
Sugar Man Sixto Rodriguez dies aged 81
U.S. singer and songwriter Sixto Diaz Rodriguez better known as Rodriguez, has died at the age of 81. His socially
Tunisia, Libya to share responsibility for migrants stranded on border
Tunisia and Libya announced they had agreed to share responsibility for providing shelter for hundreds of migrants stranded at their
Niger’s military rulers accuse France of unilaterally releasing ‘terrorists’
Niger’s new military rulers on Wednesday accused France, the country’s traditional ally, of having “unilaterally freed captured terrorists,” a term
Sadio Mane says he is delighted to have joined Ronaldo’s side Al Nassr
Mane in an interview revealed that he turned down the advances of former Liverpool team-mates Roberto Firmino and Fabinho when
Wild lion population dwindling as 90% disappear from historical habitat
The World Wildlife Fund reports that there may be as few as 23,000 wild lions left, with lions disappearing from
Kenya’s government begins talks with opposition after wave of protests
5-member teams from Kenya Kwanza (the government coalition) and the Azimio opposition coalition arrive for talks, with the hope of
Women’s World Cup: Fans proud of Morocco despite crashing out after loss to France
it’s a first, and it’s very good, they are like an example for the young girls here in Morocco. It’s