Former world champion Zolani Tete killed in ambush in South Africa
Former world champion boxer Zolani Tete was tragically shot and killed at his home in South Africa at the age of 38. Read more about this shocking loss.
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Black South Africans Embrace National Rugby Team as Sport Evolves Away from Exclusive Image
Join the Springboks as they face the New Zealand All Blacks in a historic matchup, uniting South Africa in the spirit Mandela championed since 1995.
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Watch South Africa vs New Zealand 1st Test for Free: Live Streaming and TV Channel Details for Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry
Ardie Savea makes his comeback for the All Blacks, while Springboks captain Siya Kolisi faces injury. Discover the latest rugby news and updates.
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Two-time world champion boxer Zolani Tete killed in shooting outside his home in South Africa
Zolani Tete, former WBO bantamweight and IBF super-flyweight champion, tragically shot dead outside his home in South Africa. A shocking loss for boxing.
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72,000 Bodies at a Fence Expose Harsh Realities of Africa and Europe’s Migration Crisis
Explore the tragic stories of those who lost their lives in the Atlantic and Mediterranean while seeking a better future in Europe.
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Teen sensation Yan Diomandé becomes most expensive African soccer player in history
Yan Diomandé, just 19, joins Real Madrid, marking an exciting debut season. Discover the bright future ahead for this rising soccer star!
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Turkish 66-ft drones target Chinese UAVs in Africa amid escalating but overlooked conflict
Discover how a million aircraft consistently outperforms its cheaper Chinese rival in Sudan, showcasing technological superiority and strategic implications.
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African defense tech startup secures million funding to challenge Ukraine and US industry leaders
Discover how Terra Industries is setting new benchmarks in drone technology, achieving record-breaking advancements and reshaping the industry landscape.
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Spain increases migrant shelter capacity in Ceuta to address humanitarian crisis
Explore the challenges faced by migrants in Ceuta, including women and unaccompanied minors, as they struggle for food, water, and shelter in dire conditions.
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Over 100 Dead in Collapse of Illegal Gold Mine in Central African Republic
Rescue teams are tirelessly searching for survivors near the Cameroon border following a tragic incident. Discover the latest updates on this ongoing operation.
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Surging Coal Profits Linked to Iran War Boost South Africa’s Exports to Australia
Despite a surge in profits for coal companies, analysts maintain that the global transition to clean energy remains firmly on course.
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Gold mine collapse in Central African Republic claims lives of at least 30 miners
A gold mining site in Central African Republic collapsed, resulting in at least 30 fatalities and trapping more miners. Authorities are currently assessing the situation.
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Liberia to accept 1,200 deportees from the US under Trump administration migration policy
Liberia will accept up to 1,200 third-country deportees from the U.S. as part of efforts to deter illegal migration under the Trump administration.
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Greatest Rivalry tour: New Zealand Faces South Africa in Next Chapter of Rugby
Explore New Zealand’s ‘Greatest Rivalry’ tour against South Africa and discover how it signals the future of rugby union and its evolving dynamics.
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AU Aims to Enhance Impact of Ongoing Mission in Sudan
The African Union strives for progress in Sudan amid significant battlefield and diplomatic divisions. Discover the challenges and efforts for peace in the region.
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Watch the 2026 New Zealand tour of South Africa: Free streams, TV channels, and schedule for Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry 1st Test
Join the All Blacks as they embark on an exhilarating tour featuring four thrilling Test matches against the formidable Springboks. Don’t miss the action!
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Felwine Sarr urges African nations to allocate budgets to promote dignity and improve quality of life
Explore how Senegalese writer advocates for public policies that prioritize individual dignity in Africa, emphasizing local philosophies for societal growth.
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Morocco detains 111 migrants en route to Spain’s Ceuta amid security crackdown
Moroccan police arrested 111 individuals attempting to cross into Spain’s Ceuta amid heightened border security following social media calls for mass migration.
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Over 100 migrants apprehended en route to Spain’s Ceuta
Moroccan police detain dozens attempting to cross into Spain’s North African enclave. Plus, NSW and Commonwealth finalize post-Bondi gun buyback agreement. Stay updated.
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Tavares claims he does not deserve prison and continues to believe in Valter amid Africa situation
Esplora l’intervista esclusiva al presunto intermediario tra Lavitola e gli autori dell’attentato a Sigfrido Ranucci, rivelando dettagli scioccanti e retroscena.
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE Strengthen Ties and Expand Investments in Africa
Explore how Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and the UAE are expanding their strategic ambitions in Africa, highlighting rapid shifts in global dynamics.
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Chawinga Sisters Aim for Glory as Malawi Faces Final Challenge in Wafcon 2026
Discover how sisters Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga are leading Malawi to an inspiring journey in the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final.
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South Africa eliminates Nigeria from Women’s World Cup, Ghana defeats Ivory Coast
South Africa and Ghana secure Africa’s FIFA Intercontinental Playoff spots, eliminating Nigeria and Ivory Coast from contention. Discover the latest updates!
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South Africa and Ghana secure spots in 2027 Women’s World Cup as Nigeria is eliminated in African play-offs
South Africa and Ghana advance to the inter-confederation qualifier for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, while Nigeria misses the tournament for the first time.
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Ebola outbreak in Congo expands to new province, marking the fastest growth in the region
A death in Bas-Uele has raised Congo’s affected provinces to six, according to the head of Africa CDC. Stay updated on the latest health developments.
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DR Congo Ebola outbreak poised to become deadliest on record, warns WHO
The WHO chief warns that the current outbreak could surpass the severity of West Africa’s Ebola crisis from 2014 to 2016 if it continues at its current pace.
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New Challenge Issues Arise for Clients Seeking Solutions
Discover the rising success of BUA’s founder, whose career parallels Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, in the cement and sugar industries from Kano.
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Italia sotto allerta gialla in 6 regioni a causa di temporali e ondata di caldo africano
Scopri i fenomeni atmosferici previsti per le ore pomeridiane, innescati dal riscaldamento della superficie. Preparati per un clima dinamico e variabile.
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Fourteen artisanal miners die at disused mine in South Africa, according to police
Tragic news: 14 artisanal miners die and many are injured in a disused mine collapse in South Africa. Read more about this devastating incident.
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Seventy Years After Women’s March, South Africa’s Fight for Equality Continues
Explore the crucial role women played in dismantling apartheid’s pass laws and the ongoing struggles they face with violence, poverty, and unemployment.
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EU supports Weber on immigration, plans to strengthen Frontex and establish hubs in Africa
Il ministro Tajani sostiene le proposte di Manfred Weber del Partito popolare europeo, evidenziando strategie chiave per il futuro dell’Unione europea.
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EU Supports Weber’s Immigration Plan to Strengthen Frontex and Establish African Migration Hubs
Il presidente del PPE propone l’impiego di 50mila agenti alle frontiere dell’UE per rafforzare la sicurezza e gestire i flussi migratori. Scopri di più.
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Algeria, Cameroon, Malawi, and Morocco qualify for 2027 Women’s World Cup
Algeria, Morocco, Cameroon, and Malawi secure spots in the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil by reaching the semi-finals of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
