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The grandson of former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin has caused controversy at the Commonwealth Games after being disqualified for headbutting his opponent.
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A long list of world leaders, heads of state, and governors sent congratulatory messages to him.
The border has now been reinforced and tens of thousands of people have since reportedly returned to Morocco voluntarily.
The incident has sparked concern in Europe while Spain also faces a challenge in balancing its relations with neighbouring Morocco and Algeria.
An estimated 60,000 migrants from Morocco have crossed into Ceuta, with dozens dying during the journey.
Fifa's plan sell stakes in its competitions to private investors has been heavily criticised, but the body running African football is yet to take a side.
Tragedy struck Algeria Friday morning after a passenger bus veered off the road and plunged into a ravine near the coastal town of Boumerdes, east of Algiers.
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The incident points to a broader shift in how South African SMEs need to think about risk. As businesses become more digitally enabled, their exposure to
Behind the fences of Johannesburg Zoo, three elephants are at the centre of a growing legal battle. Animal welfare campaigners say captivity is no place for them and are asking the courts to order their transfer to a rewilding sanctuary.
Initial investigations suggest they died after ingesting pesticides used on nearby tomato farms.
Absa Bank Limited, through its Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) division, and UK Export Finance (UKEF), the UK government’s export credit agency, today
Its human rights office says restrictions on civil liberties are creating fear among opposition supporters, journalists, activists, and civil society groups.
Russian paramilitaries from Africa Corps, which is supporting Mali in its fight against insurgents, killed eight civilians, including three children, in June airstrikes, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report Friday.
Ghana is warning of a sharp drop in cocoa production next season, with output expected to fall by at least 16 percent.
Oprah Winfrey will close the prestigious girls' school she founded in South Africa after the 2027 academic year, marking the end of nearly two decades of campus-based education.
The prime minister has welcomed the news, saying it is a renewed vote of confidence in the country's economic reform programme.
Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb has visited the hospital where some of thoe injured have been taken.
Asia’s soccer body joined opposition to Gianni Infantino’s plan for private investors to buy stakes in the World Cup and said Friday FIFA must urgently review its management style.
Officials estimate that more than 49,000 people crossed between Morocco and Ceuta in a 24-hour period.
Nigerians urged Tyla to cancel her concert in Lagos over anti-migrant protests in South Africa.
The estimated number of arrivals is more than 70% of the population of the city, which is about 83,600.
