Kenyan Protester Succumbs to Injuries After Police Shooting
A 22-year-old Kenyan street vendor, Boniface Kariuki, has died after being taken off life support following a police shooting during recent protests. The incident has ignited public fury and sparked calls for accountability within the Kenyan police force.
Prominent Nigerian Businessman to be Laid to Rest in Saudi Arabia
Alhaji Ado Bayero Dantata, an uncle of Africa's wealthiest individual, Aliko Dantata, will be buried in Saudi Arabia. Dantata left behind a substantial family, consisting of 21 children and 121 grandchildren, reflecting his significant influence and legacy in Nigeria.
Morocco Aims to Solidify Football Dominance with Women's Africa Cup of Nations
Hosting the Women's Africa Cup of Nations for the second consecutive year, Morocco is pursuing its ambition to become a global football powerhouse. The kingdom's investment in football infrastructure and talent development is paying off, with the national team making strides on the international stage.
Critics Question Effectiveness of DR Congo-Rwanda Peace Deal
A peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda has been met with skepticism in rebel-held cities. Critics argue that the deal may not be comprehensive enough to address the complex web of armed groups operating in eastern DRC.
Togo Protests Result in Seven Deaths, Rights Groups Report
Authorities in Togo have threatened legal action against organizers of recent protests calling for the resignation of the country's long-serving leader. Human rights groups have reported that at least seven people have died during three days of demonstrations.
Ugandan Chess Club Continues to Produce Champions Amidst Struggles
The famous "Queen of Katwe" chess club in Uganda is still nurturing talent despite facing daily challenges. The club, made famous by the critically acclaimed film, has produced numerous champions who have represented the country on the global stage.
Ethiopians and Eritreans Celebrate Rare Border Reopening
Jubilation erupted as Ethiopians and Eritreans greeted each other at a newly reopened border crossing, marking the first time in five years that the two countries have allowed free movement between their populations. The reopening comes as part of a broader peace process aimed at healing decades of conflict.
South African Teenager Makes History with Test Century
South Africa's Lhuan-dre Pretorius became the youngest centurion in Test history, scoring an impressive 153 on his debut at the age of 19 years and 93 days. The young batsman's remarkable innings has drawn comparisons to some of the sport's greats.
Football and Skateboarding Fusion Changed Lives in Northern Nigeria
In Nigeria's northern Kano State, a unique blend of football and skateboarding is transforming lives. Skate soccer, a fast-paced six-a-side sport that combines skateboards and the beautiful game, is gaining popularity and providing new opportunities for young people in the region.
Nigerian Footballer Honors Late Husband with International Duties
Just days after the passing of her husband, Blessing Illivieda joined a Nigeria training camp to pay tribute to his memory through the sport they both cherished. The defender's resilience and dedication have inspired her teammates and fans alike.
Morocco's Goalkeeper Prioritizes Trophies Over Salary in Saudi Move
Former Chelsea shot-stopper Edouard Mendy cited the opportunity to win silverware as the primary reason for his transfer to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli. The highly decorated goalkeeper believes that the move will allow him to compete for major titles and further cement his legacy in the sport.
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