Aklave
 
{{alert.msg}}

Race against the clock in Venezuela to find survivors of twin quakes

Africanews  

Nearly 69,000 people have been reported missing following the disaster that left at least 3,200 people injured and thousands homeless.

World Cup football fever helps West Bank residents forget their woes

Africanews  

Although the Palestinian national team narrowly missed qualifying for the competition, fans have been cheering for other nations.

Rwanda's royal cattle pampered with poetry and music

Africanews  

The Inyambo breed at the King's Palace Museum have become living symbols of the nation's cultural heritage.

The lowdown on England's next opponents

BBC News Africa  

BBC Sport brings you all the information you need on DR Congo, England's opponents on Wednesday in the World Cup Round of 32.

Press freedom under threat in Uganda as military chief orders closures

Africanews  

Independent media group, NMG, said it was under a "military siege" after Muhoozi Kainerugaba shutdown its newspapers, TV station, and radio outlets.

Uganda's leading media outlets shut down by army chief

BBC News Africa  

NTV and Daily Monitor say their offices in the capital are under "military siege".

United States and Iran trade fresh strikes further testing 60-day truce

Africanews  

Tehran said it launched strikes against US targets in Bahrain and Kuwait in retaliation for an earlier strike launched by Washington on Iran.

South Africa: Legal foreigners fearful as anti-immigrant deadline looms

Africanews  

With increasing attacks on African immigrants, even those living legally in the country are scared ahead of an unofficial deadline for illegal foreigners to leave the country.

South Africa look to lay ghosts of 2010 to rest

BBC News Africa  

South Africa play their first ever World Cup knockout game against Canada, 16 years after Bafana Bafana passed up the chance to progress at a tournament held on home soil.

South African Novels Find New Life on Screen

AfricaDotcom  

South African literature continues to inspire critically acclaimed film and television productions. The latest success is The Polygamist, adapted from the

Archaeologists Fight to Preserve Libya’s Greek Heritage

AfricaDotcom  

Archaeologists in eastern Libya are racing to protect the UNESCO-listed ruins of Cyrene and Apollonia, ancient Greek cities founded over 2,600 years ago,

South Africa Ranked world’s Friendliest Nation

AfricaDotcom  

South Africa has been ranked the world’s friendliest country in a global survey conducted by financial services provider Remitly, outperforming Greece,

Cameroon’s Roger Milla Still Holds Historic World Cup Record

AfricaDotcom  

Cristiano Ronaldo made history at the 2026 World Cup by becoming the second-oldest goalscorer in tournament history at 41 years and 138 days, but he still

New Evidence Rewrites Morocco’s Ancient Civilizations Story

AfricaDotcom  

New archaeological research is overturning assumptions that North Africa was a backwater before Phoenician traders arrived 3,000 years ago. Research combining

Inside Madagascar’s Stunning, Star-filled Desert Park

AfricaDotcom  

Madagascar’s Isalo National Park offers visitors a striking alternative to the island’s famous rainforests, combining dramatic sandstone canyons,

Ancient Rock Art Reveals Sahara’s Lush Past

AfricaDotcom  

Archaeological discoveries in Chad’s Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve are shedding new light on the Sahara Desert’s remarkable environmental history.

Record number of African teams advance to World Cup knockout stage

Africanews  

This follows the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 3-1 victory against Uzbekistan and Algeria’s stunning 3-3 draw against Austria on Saturday night.

Africa: Africa at the World Cup: Talent Is Not the Problem--The System Is

allAfrica  

[allAfrica] Every time the FIFA World Cup comes around, Africa dreams. From the streets of Lagos to the townships of Johannesburg, from the neighborhoods of Casablanca to the villages of Senegal, millions of children watch the world's biggest football tournament believing that one day they too will wear the colors of their nation on football's grandest stage. The passion is unquestionable.

Migrant workers struggle to survive as Southern Italy bakes

Africanews  

Under Italy's scorching heatwave, thousands of migrant workers are struggling to survive in a sprawling shanty town outside Foggia.

Burkina Faso severs diplomatic ties with France

BBC News Africa  

The West African country's junta accused the former colonial power of undermining its national interests.

Prominent Tunisian rights activist Sihem Bensedrine sentenced to 25 years

Africanews  

Once hailed as a champion of Tunisia's post-Arab Spring transition, rights activist **Sihem Bensedrine** now faces 25 years in prison. The former head of the Truth and Dignity Commission has been sentenced on charges that include falsifying part of the commission's final report.

San Jose Update