Morocco seal big win but Cameroon and Ivory Coast draw
Morocco cruise to a 6-0 win over Congo in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup but Cameroon and Ivory Coast have to settle for away draws.
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Answers demanded after 'unacceptable' Nigeria results
Fans "deserve an explanation" after Nigeria's winless start to 2026 World Cup qualifiers, the country's sports ministry says.
Key Sudanese city could fall to rebels imminently - US
The US envoy to Sudan tells the BBC that America would never recognise an independent Darfur.
Zuma's party in bid to block SA parliament meeting
South Africa's parliament is due to choose the president at its first session since last month's poll.
Africa: Forging Strategic Alliances - Maureen Sumbwe's Journey With the Graça Machel Trust
[Graça Machel Trust] In Africa's dynamic landscape of trade and agriculture, the partnership between the Graça Machel Trust's Network of African Business Women (NABW) and the Zambian Federation of Associations of Women in Business (ZFAWIB) is making noticeable progress.
Africa: First-Ever International Day of Play Marked to Help Children Reach Full Potential
[savethechildren_uk] Today marks the first-ever International Day of Play which has been declared by the United Nations General Assembly to champion and protect children's right to play.
Africa: Funding Early Warning Systems Will Save Lives and Pay for Itself in No Time
[African Arguments] Investing $1 billion in early warning systems would avoid $35 billion in losses each year.
The 'magnetic' Malawi vice-president who inspired hope
Saulos Chilima has died at the age of 51 in a plane crash.
Africa: Key Points From Russian Foreign Minister's African Tour
[The Herald] Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov recently concluded his latest tour of Africa, visiting four countries in two regions of a continent where Western governments have expressed concern about their declining influence in recent years.
Malawi VP confirmed dead in plane crash in forest
The plane was flying in bad weather when it disappeared from airport radars on Monday.
Nigeria gunmen kill at least 25 in village raid, officials say
Dozens of gunmen on motorbikes stormed a village in the Kankara area on Sunday, the BBC has been told.
Africa: EU Migration Policy Is Getting Tougher - the 3 New Tactics Used to Keep African Migrants Out
[The Conversation Africa] Nearly a decade has passed since migration to Europe from Africa and the Middle East reached a peak in 2015, referred to as the year of the "migrant crisis". Over a million people from Africa and the Middle East applied for asylum in the European Union
Africa: Bicycles Can Change Lives, Especially in Rural Africa
[The Conversation Africa] To many people around the world bicycles are a crucial means of transport, especially for carrying loads in rural areas. While their benefits are huge and many organisations are working on making access to bicycles a reality, a range of barriers still
Africa: What's Going On At COSP17?
[UN News] Hundreds of people with disabilities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society representatives alongside ambassadors from around the world are due to meet at UN Headquarters in New York on Tuesday to discuss the challenges and opportunities in terms of
Africa: Nearly 400 Million Young Children Worldwide Regularly Experience Violent Discipline At Home - Unicef
[Unicef] New York -- New data also reveal many young children are deprived of play, stimulation, and interaction with their parents and caregivers
Africa: Health Minister Meets Official of Africa Unit in Qatar Red Crescent
[SNA] Port Sudan -- Acting Federal Minister of Health, Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, has appreciated the growing role that the State of Qatar and the Qatar Red Crescent continued to play in the country, along with the international organizations, in medical supplies, and the
Africa: African Elephants Call Each Other Unique Names, New Study Shows
[VOA] African elephants call each other and respond to unique names, a phenomenon that is rare among wild animals, new research shows.
Forty-nine die after boat capsizes off Yemen - IOM
The search continues for 140 people who are still missing, according to the International Organization for Migration.
Why voters fall out of love with liberation movements
The ANC's loss of a majority in South Africa mirrors that of other liberation parties on the continent.
