CAF Champions League Final Showdown
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Malawi Man Convicted for Insulting President via Animated TikTok Video
During the trial, Judge Talakwanji Mndala described Nkhoma’s actions as inappropriate and found him guilty of the charges.
Nigeria Cracks Down on Traditional "Spraying" of Money at Social Events
This tradition, deeply embedded in Nigerian culture, symbolizes appreciation and financial support for the newlyweds.
Darfur Governor Calls for Civilian Armament
This call for civilian mobilization follows weeks of intense clashes that have resulted in over 60 deaths and hundreds of injuries since May 10, as reported by the medical charity Doctors Without Borders.
Prolonged Stay of French Troops 'irks' Senegalese Leader
Speaking at a conference in Dakar, Sonko expressed doubts about the continued necessity of French military presence, over six decades after Senegal gained independence from France.
Isreal Labels South Africa's ICJ Claims Against her as False
The court, which had previously been approached by South Africa in January with these allegations, witnessed South Africa pushing further to compel Israel to allow "unimpeded access" to Gaza for aid workers, journalists, and investigators.
Nairobi on Alert as Lions Spotted Near Lang'ata
KWS has issued a statement assuring the public that they are continuing to monitor the situation with utmost diligence and are maintaining a high alert status.
Kenyan Man to be Saved From Execution in Saudi Arabia
The negotiations have been arduous, with the initial demand from the victim's family being about $2.6 million, which was later negotiated down to $950,000.
Algerian Man found Alive after 26 -year of Fruitless Search
For years, Mr. Bin Omran's family feared he had been one of the estimated 200,000 people killed or 20,000 kidnapped during the civil conflict between Algeria's government and Islamist groups.
Top Candidate Axed from the June 29 Mauritanian Presidential Election
The exclusion of Aziz from the ballot comes amid stringent conditions imposed by the ruling party, which require presidential candidates to secure approvals from municipal councillors and mayors.
Relief as Benin Allows Temporary Export of Nigerian Oil
This decision, announced by Benin's Energy Minister following a high-level meeting between President Patrice Talon and the Director General of the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), marks a crucial step forward in the region's oil distribution strategy.
8 Killed in Mosque Attack in Nigeria
Media coverage from the scene showed the mosque's charred walls and burned furniture, painting a grim picture of the aftermath.
A Lifetime in Limbo as Man is told he is NOT British After 70 years
Throughout his years in the UK, he married British women, raised two sons, and ran his own business without ever having his residency status questioned.
More than 11 million people are unemployed in South Africa
According to figures revealed by Stats SA, a decline in employment was recorded during the last quarter of the previous year, affecting 22,000 people - placing the number of employees at 16.7 million - which raised the official unemployment rate by 0.2 percentage points reaching 32.1%.
The Complex Reality of Zimbabwean Migration to South Africa
Over a million Zimbabweans have relocated to South Africa, seeking relief and opportunities absent in their homeland.
Man Remanded for Trespassing on President Museveni's Residence
According to the state prosecutor, Bwanika's actions were intended to annoy President Museveni, an allegation that led to his forceful intervention by security forces.