TP Mazembe Gears Up to Challenge Al Ahly in CAF Champions League Semi-final in Cairo
The match is anticipated to be a pivotal encounter, with Al Ahly holding the home advantage and an unbeaten streak in 19 CAF Champions League matches.
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Devastating Floods and Landslides Claim 155 Lives in Tanzania Due to El Niño
In a distressing report presented to Tanzania’s parliament, Majaliwa detailed the broader impact of the disaster, noting that approximately 200,000 people and over 51,000 households have been adversely affected.
Coinplay: the new online and live bitcoin casino
The new online and live bitcoin casino at Coinplay works by allowing players to bet on the outcome of live casino games with cryptocurrency.
Madagascar Faces Dual Crisis of Malaria and Malnutrition
The peak of malaria season coincides with the cyclone and rainy season, running from October to May. During this period, access to healthcare becomes critically impaired.
Massacre in Burkina Faso: Military Accused of Killing Over 220 Civilians, Including Children
Eyewitness accounts from survivors describe how over 100 soldiers stormed into Nondin village shortly after the passing of Islamist fighters.
Moroccan Team Wins by Default After Jersey Seizure Sparks Diplomatic Row
This particular jersey design by Berkane has been used throughout the current season and in previous tournaments, but its depiction of an extended Moroccan map, including Western Sahara, was seen by Algerian officials as a political provocation.
Namibia Angered by Tourists Posing Naked in Dune Safari
Local media and visitors expressed shock at the photographs and a video that surfaced online, showing the tourists stark naked beside the iconic dune, with their clothes lying nearby.
Over 100 Prisoners Escape from Nigerian Jail Near Capital After Rain Damage
Authorities reported that 118 inmates managed to flee the colonial-era facility, although 10 have been successfully recaptured as of now.
Dispute Erupts Over Zulu Monarchy Official's Replacement in South Africa
The dispute centers on Inyosi Buzetsheni Mdletshe, the King's praise singer and cultural adviser, whose contract termination has sparked allegations of disrespect and mismanagement by the provincial authorities.
Tanzania Denies Human Rights Abuse Allegations as World Bank Halts Funds
This denial comes in the wake of the World Bank's decision to suspend its funding for a significant tourism project amid concerns over these allegations.
Tanzania switches off plants due to excess power
An official from the state-run power company, Tanesco, explained the situation: "We have turned off all these stations because the demand is low and the electricity production is too much, we have no allocation now.”
East African trio arrested after migrants die on boat
The arrest came after a severe crush aboard a boat, which was carrying 112 people at the time, attempting a perilous crossing of the Channel.
University of Nigeria Suspends Lecturer Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
The video shows a man, wearing only shorts, attempting to conceal his identity as he is confronted in what appears to be a university office.
Extreme Flooding Overwhelms Nairobi, Authorities Struggle to Manage Crisis
The senator sounded the alarm on the social media platform X, posting footage that shows a neighbourhood completely inundated by muddy floodwaters, with residents visibly trapped on rooftops.
We Are Ready: Rwanda Welcomes UK Parliament Approval of Migrant Deportation Bill
Rwandan government spokesperson Alaine Mukuralinda affirmed on Tuesday that Rwanda is prepared to begin receiving migrants as stipulated in the partnership with the UK.
Nigeria Seeks $2.25 Billion in World Bank Loans
According to Minister Edun, the proposed funding from the World Bank will be split into two main parts: $1.5 billion in development policy financing and $750 million in program-for-results financing.