
Sunderland Break Club Record with Signing of Senegalese Midfielder Habib Diarra
Sunderland have secured the services of Senegal midfielder Habib Diarra in a record-breaking £30 million deal from Strasbourg.
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Sunderland have secured the services of Senegal midfielder Habib Diarra in a record-breaking £30 million deal from Strasbourg.
Former US Presidents Barack Obama and George W Bush criticize the Trump administration's dismantling of USAID on its last day of independent operation.
Brazil's Fluminense advances to the Club World Cup quarterfinals with a 2-0 win over Inter Milan.
** One of Nigeria’s wealthiest businessmen, Aminu Dantata, who died in the UAE at 94, will be buried in Saudi Arabia—a wish he held dear. Known for his vast business empire and philanthropy, Dantata leaves behind three wives, 21 children, and 121 grandchildren. **
From political unrest and sporting achievements to cultural shifts, here are some of the latest news stories shaping the African continent.
Violent clashes during three days of anti-government protests in Togo's capital Lomé have left seven dead, according to civic groups, as tensions escalate over constitutional reforms enabling President Faure Gnassingbé to retain power indefinitely.
Defending champions Bordeaux-Begles and last season's runners-up Northampton Saints have been placed in the same pool for the 2025-26 Investec Champions Cup.
YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul secures the 14th spot in the latest WBA cruiserweight rankings, positioning him for a potential world title challenge.
Uganda has announced its 28-man squad for the 2025 Rugby Africa Cup, featuring star player Philip Wokorach and captain Byron Oketayot, as they prepare to face Kenya in the opening match.
Uganda Premier League champions SC Villa have officially named Serbian tactician Kovacevic Zeljko as their new head coach, ending weeks of speculation.
Real Madrid and Juventus face off in a high-stakes Club World Cup match, with a quarter-final spot on the line. Follow the latest updates and predictions.
The Atomium in Brussels and the Eiffel Tower in Paris shut early due to extreme temperatures as Europe battles a severe heatwave.