Nigeria’s teenagers ended North Korea’s 18-match run. Now they are in the World Cup semi-final.
The Flamingos lost their opener to Poland, then won four straight, the last on a captain's penalty in the 89th minute
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The Flamingos lost their opener to Poland, then won four straight, the last on a captain's penalty in the 89th minute
Foreign ministers left after two days with no joint statement, while Washington pitched a plan for critical minerals
No one has claimed the Oct. 29 attack on the Hayiq camp in Ethiopia's Amhara region, and the army has not answered questions. Five of the dead were…
Joseph Kabila's new movement puts him at the head of the M23 leadership, in the Congolese city the rebels have held since January 2025
Half of those infected have died, and about 80% of new cases come from people nobody was tracking
Dangote Cement's nine-month sales rose 20% to US$2.77 billion, and it plans to grow from 55 to 80 million tonnes a year
About 2,700 young athletes will compete across 153 events in Dakar, Diamniadio and Saly over 14 days
The outbreak has passed 10,000 confirmed cases across eight provinces, and only one in five new cases can be traced.
The deployment to KwaZulu-Natal runs through Nov. 30 and costs 34 million rand, with local elections on Nov. 4
Nigeria, home to more Black people than any other country, confirmed a case Oct. 20 in a woman who returned from Uganda. Contacts are monitored for…
At a security forum in Ethiopia, Ghana's president said the East, the West and the Gulf all want client states, and that the African Union's peace…
Amnesty International says bodies were still being found in Binnari, and accuses the authorities of leaving rural communities "at the mercy of gunmen"