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Rwanda is preparing to face Nigeria in a crucial World Cup qualifier, with FERWAFA acknowledging the challenge of stopping Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian striker, in top form for Galatasaray, is Rwanda’s biggest threat. However, Rwanda remains confident, banking on home support and records to...
Former NFF president Amaju Pinnick lost his FIFA Council re-election bid by one vote, with Djibouti’s Souleiman Waberi securing the final seat. The CAF General Assembly election reshaped Africa’s representation in FIFA, marking a setback for Pinnick, who had served since 2021. Former Nigeria...
Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected unopposed as CAF President for a second term, securing another four-year tenure. Former Cameroon football star Samuel Eto’o also joined CAF’s executive committee after his ban was overturned. Their leadership aims to enhance African football governance...
Muhsin Hendricks, the first openly gay imam, was tragically shot and killed in South Africa. Hendricks, known for advocating for LGBTQ+ Muslims, was attacked while traveling near Gqeberha. His death has sparked global tributes and calls for justice, with many suspecting the incident to be a hate...
Djibouti’s Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, has been elected as the new African Union Commission chairperson. Winning two-thirds of the votes, he succeeds Moussa Faki Mahamat. Youssouf aims to address Africa’s governance challenges, conflicts in Sudan and DR Congo, and the impact of U.S...
A South African man, Enoch Ndou, 52, has been found guilty of murdering seven family members, including a pregnant woman, over an inheritance dispute. The killings occurred on Christmas Day 2021 in Limpopo. Ndou later surrendered to police, and the court ruled him mentally fit to stand trial. A...
South Africans demanded the removal of Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber after Chidimma Adeshina was spotted in Cape Town. Adeshina’s documents were previously revoked over citizenship fraud claims. Her reappearance has sparked outrage, reigniting debates over immigration policies and...
Namibia’s first president, Sam Nujoma, has died at 95. A key figure in the country’s independence, Nujoma led Namibia from 1990 to 2005. The government declared a national mourning, honoring his legacy as a revolutionary leader. His contributions shaped Namibia’s history and post-independence...
Ghana’s President John Mahama has banned first-class travel for government officials to cut public spending amid economic challenges. All non-essential trips require approval from the Chief of Staff. The directive emphasizes modest travel and responsible use of public funds as part of efforts to...
The UN reports that over 100 female prisoners in Goma, DR Congo, were raped and burned alive during a jailbreak linked to the M23 rebel group. The mass escape escalated violence, leaving nearly 3,000 dead. Authorities fear a cholera outbreak as humanitarian conditions deteriorate amid ongoing...
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