Socceroos Face Critical World Cup Showdown Against Egypt
The Socceroos are set for a crucial World Cup match against Egypt on Friday, where the outcome could define their tournament journey.
Editorial Staff Jul 1
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A Brave Voice Against Military Rule in the Sahel
The Africa Report features a remarkable woman who is confronting the military juntas in the Sahel, shedding light on the role of women's leadership in times of political turmoil.
Editorial Staff Jun 30
Exploring the Reasons Behind Africa's Boycott of the 1966 World Cup
Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson delves into the factors that led to Africa's decision to boycott the 1966 World Cup, highlighting the complexities of this historical event.
Editorial Staff Jun 26
Tanzania Reinstates Ban on Political Rallies Citing Security Concerns
In a surprising move, Tanzania has suspended political rallies, citing security threats as the reason for this decision three years after lifting a previous ban.
Editorial Staff Jun 26
New Discoveries in Morocco Challenge Ancient Mediterranean Narratives
Recent archaeological findings in Morocco are reshaping our understanding of ancient civilizations, emphasizing the overlooked role of Northwest Africa in history.
Editorial Staff Jun 25
Anniversary of Kenya Protests Sees Families Remember Victims
On the anniversary of the tragic protests in Kenya, families gathered to honor those lost, calling for justice for the victims of the 2024 demonstrations.
Editorial Staff Jun 25
Protests Erupt in Nairobi Two Years After Gen Z Uprising
On June 25, 2026, demonstrators gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, seeking justice for victims of the 2024 Gen Z uprising and demanding greater government accountability.
Editorial Staff Jun 25
Chris Eubank Jr Considers Boxing Comeback During Visit to Nigeria
Chris Eubank Jr is in Nigeria exploring potential avenues for his return to the boxing ring, raising speculation about his future in the sport.
Editorial Staff Jun 22
Nigerian Twins Tie the Knot with Twin Sisters in Joint Ceremony
In a remarkable celebration, brothers Taiwo and Kehinde Oguntoye have married twin sisters in a joint wedding, sharing their joy with the BBC.
Editorial Staff Jun 22
Scotland Faces Setback Against Morocco in World Cup Match
In a challenging World Cup match, Scotland conceded a goal just 71 seconds in, leading to a defeat against Morocco. Despite this loss, they still control their destiny for a potential knock-out stage.
Editorial Staff Jun 20
Czech Coach Koubek Optimistic About Match Against South Africa
Czech Republic's coach Koubek has shared his belief that his team is in a stronger position to secure a win against South Africa.
Editorial Staff Jun 18
Niger and Benin Explore Reopening Borders Amidst Signs of Cooperation
Experts from Crisis Group analyze the recent developments between Niger and Benin, focusing on their efforts to reopen borders and enhance collaboration.
Editorial Staff Jun 17
Renard brings African winning record confidence to Tunisia job
Renard's impressive track record in African football boosts Tunisia's hopes.
Editorial Staff Jun 16
Belgium Aims for Strong Start Against Egypt in Opening Match
Belgium looks to establish an early advantage with a victory in their opening match against Egypt, setting the tone for the tournament ahead.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
African Teams at the 2026 World Cup: A New Hope or Continued Struggle?
With a record number of African nations participating in the 2026 World Cup, South Africa's loss to Mexico has sparked concerns about the continent's prospects in the tournament.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
Lithium Mining Company Files ICSID Claim Against Nigeria
A lithium mining company has filed a claim with the ICSID against Nigeria, drawing attention to the ongoing regulatory challenges in the country's mining sector.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
New Insights on Human Evolution Challenge Abrupt Emergence Theory
Recent archaeological findings suggest that the evolution of Homo sapiens was a gradual process rather than a sudden event, challenging long-held beliefs about human origins.
Editorial Staff Jun 10
The Need for Specific Conservation Goals to Protect Vulnerable Species
A recent study highlights the importance of precise conservation targets for the protection of vulnerable species, particularly African elephants.
Editorial Staff Jun 9
Political Tensions Escalate in Senegal as President Faye Dismisses PM Sonko
In a significant political shift, President Faye has dismissed Prime Minister Sonko, marking a new chapter in the ongoing tensions within Senegal's government.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
Morocco's Growing Role in Renewable Energy
Morocco is positioning itself as a significant player in the renewable energy sector, reflecting a broader trend in energy transition.
Editorial Staff Jun 1