Epiphany celebrations in Gondar, Ethiopia marred by conflict
Gondar’s Timkat Festival experiences a somber tone amid ongoing regional conflict and political tension.
Angola edge Mauritania in Cup of Nations thriller
AFCON witnesses a dramatic clash as Gelson Dala’s double propels Angola to a 3-2 victory against Mauritania.
2.7M Zimbabweans face hunger as El Nino worsens drought
Zimbabwe’s rural communities face food shortages due to El Niño-induced drought, WFP offers aid.
Ghana’s Hughton focused on Egypt after fan confrontation
Ghana coach Chris Hughton dismisses distractions as Black Stars face must-win clash against Egypt in AFCON 2024.
‘Win AFCON and I’m done!’ — Osimhen dreams of triumph wi...
Can Napoli star Victor Osimhen inspire Nigeria to AFCON glory? The striker reveals his dream of lifting the trophy in an exclusive interview.
Inaki Williams eyes AFCON redemption after World Cup disappointment
Ghanaian-Spanish forward Iñaki Williams, seeking redemption after a quiet World Cup, is ready to lead Ghana deep into the Africa Cup of Nations, inspired by his family’s migrant journey and his grandfather’s dream.
Swiss Army to protect World Economic Forum in Davos
Davos braces for heightened security with 5,000 troops deployed as the Swiss Defense gears up for WEF 2024.
Activist decries discrimination Muslims face in India
Muslims in India encounter discrimination in education and employment, facing challenges like biased curricula, employment struggles despite qualifications, and economic disparities.
Crowded field of contenders jostling to dethrone Sadio Mané’s Senegal
The Africa Cup of Nations 2024 promises an intense battle, featuring strong title contenders challenging Senegal’s Mané, with rain-related scheduling disruptions affecting top European clubs.
Sri Lanka dismiss Zimbabwe for 208 after Ervine half century
Sri Lanka’s Maheesh Theekshana’s impressive 4-31 bowling performance overshadowed Craig Ervine’s 82, leading to Zimbabwe’s collapse from 182-4 to 208 in the second ODI.
Senegal’s wrestling embraces VAR for unbiased judgments
Senegal’s wrestling undergoes a transformative shift with VAR, ensuring fair decisions and appeasing passionate fans.
World Food Programme plans aid for 270,000 vulnerable Zimbabweans
World Food Programme initiates a $39 million aid plan to feed 270,000 Zimbabweans amid an El Nino-induced drought crisis.
Visa-free entry takes flight as Kenya welcomes first tourists
Travelers from all corners of the globe can now explore Kenya’s beauty with ease thanks to the convenient and affordable e-visa program.
India complete seven-wicket win against South Africa
India won the second Test against South Africa by 7 wickets after a dramatic come-from-behind victory.
AFCON: 24 teams vie for record $7 Million prize
Ivory Coast prepares to host a historic AFCON tournament with 24 nations chasing glory and a record $7 million jackpot for the champion.
Shipping giant Maersk pauses Red Sea passage after missile strike
Red Sea passage remains closed until further notice, alternative routes explored.
Rui Vitoria names Salah as captain in Egypt’s AFCON squad
A determined Egypt squad, led by Mohamed Salah, is ready to make its mark at the AFCON.
Ugandan athlete Benjamin Kiplagat found dead in Kenya
Ugandan athlete Benjamin Kiplagat has been found murdered in Kenya, sparking a police investigation.
Youcef Atal selected for Algeria’s AFCON squad despite legal troubles
Algerian defender Youcef Atal, facing hate speech charges in France, is included in Algeria’s AFCON squad.
Centurion stunner: South Africa dominate India in innings victory
Coach Conrad hails his team’s ‘brilliant’ performance and questions their under-rating.
Ugandan chef sets Guinness world cooking record
Mama D’s unprecedented 123-hour cooking marathon sets a new Guinness World Record, showcasing diverse Ugandan cuisines to the world for free.
Ivory Coast chefs cook up new twist on African food
Ivorian chef Charlie Koffi blends his childhood love for gouagouassou with French culinary skills, creating a signature dish that delights Abidjan diners.
Kenyan sculptor Ong’esa on a mission to elevate African art
Kenyan sculptor Elkana Ong’esa’s art has graced global institutions, but he believes African art deserves greater recognition.
Africa shines as Morocco, Benin debut national pavilions at Venice Biennale
Nigeria’s “Nigeria imaginary” explores the nation’s future, while Benin’s “everything precious is fragile” delves into history and resilience.
Opposition figure in DR Congo forms alliance with rebels
He justified the coalition’s formation by citing the prolonged weakness of the Congolese state over three decades
WHO applauds Gavi’s $1.8B commitment to strengthening immunisation
The rise in unvaccinated children in Africa highlights the need for Gavi’s $1.8 billion commitment to strengthen immunization systems.
Music star Tyla sparks global debate with identity revelation
A cultural clash unfolds as Tyla, adorned in tradition, declares her ‘coloured’ identity, stirring online debates on racial connotations and cultural acceptance worldwide.
