Yankuba Minteh may now be showcasing his talent in the Premier League, but his football story began on a rough, sandy pitch in Bakoteh, West […]
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South Africa Embarks on Bold National Dialogue to Tackle Deep Crises
A major national dialogue has been launched in South Africa to confront some of the country’s toughest challenges, including poverty, inequality, corruption, and an unemployment […]
South African Court Stops TotalEnergies Offshore Oil Project
French energy giant TotalEnergies faced a major blow on Wednesday after a South African court blocked its planned offshore oil exploration along the Cape coast. […]
A Father’s Love That Defied the Firing Squad
In 1972, in the small town of Ajalli, near Awka in presentday Anambra State, Nigeria, a father made a choice that would be remembered for […]
Maada Bio Calls on Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger to Rejoin ECOWAS
While continuing his West Africa tour, Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio reaffirmed his desire for the Alliance of Sahel States to return to the […]
Beijing Kicks Off World Humanoid Robot Games with Laughter and Innovation
Beijing has brought up an amazing event with the start of the World Humanoid Robot Games, a global sports competition showcasing robots built in human […]
Super Falcons Captain Rasheedat Ajibade Says $100,000 Presidential Promise Still Unfulfilled
Rasheedat Ajibade, captain of the triumphant Super Falcons team, has revealed that players are yet to receive the $100,000 reward pledged by the President Bola […]
South Africa Launches Nationwide Talks to Tackle Deep Rooted Challenges
Starting Friday, South Africa will hold a “national dialogue” aimed at uniting all sectors of society to address the nation’s most urgent problems and work […]
South Korea’s Top Court Ends U.S. Composer’s ‘Baby Shark’ Copyright Fight
South Korea’s highest court has dismissed a copyright lawsuit filed by a United States composer over the world famous children’s hit, Baby Shark. Jonathan Wright […]
Children Trapped in Starvation and Disease in El-Fasher
In the besieged Sudanese city of el-Fasher, women at the community kitchen sit together in silent desperation. “Our children are dying before our eyes,” one […]
