Benin Aim to Make Statement at Afcon After World Cup Disappointment
Benin head into the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco determined to make an impact after narrowly missing out on qualification for the Fifa World Cup.
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Fact-Checking Trump’s Pennsylvania Speech and Politico Interview
Former US President Donald Trump made several claims about inflation, immigration and foreign drug trafficking during a recent interview and rally in Pennsylvania. A review of official data and public records shows that some of his statements are inaccurate or misleading.
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Diamond-Rich Land Taken From South Africa’s Nama People, Now They Want It Back
Martinus Fredericks leads South Africa’s Nama community in a fight to reclaim ancestral land taken for diamond mining. Despite legal victories, many say the wealth from the land never reached the local community
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Nottingham Forest 3-0 Tottenham: Vicario Errors Hand Forest Crucial Premier League Win
Nottingham Forest produced a dominant performance to beat Tottenham 3-0 at the City Ground, with Callum Hudson-Odoi scoring twice and Ibrahim Sangaré sealing the win with a stunning long-range goal.
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From Mogadishu to Minneapolis, Somalis Reject Trump’s Remarks
Minnesota leaders Omar Fateh and Ilhan Omar held a press conference condemning Donald Trump’s remarks about Somali immigrants, emphasizing community unity and rising concerns in Minneapolis.
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Australia’s Leader Defends New Social Media Ban as Teens Claim They’re Still Online
Australia’s new ban on social media use for children under 16 has taken effect, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the rollout may be rough but necessary. Teens across the country are already claiming they can still access their accounts, raising questions about enforcement.
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Tanzania Independence Day: Streets Deserted Amid Heavy Security and Political Tension
This image shows Dar es Salaam’s city center largely deserted on Independence Day 2025. Security forces conducted ID checks and patrolled the streets to prevent anti-government protests following disputed elections.
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US Cracks Down on Network Recruiting Colombian Fighters for Sudan’s Civil War
The US has sanctioned an international network accused of recruiting Colombian ex-soldiers to fight in Sudan’s brutal civil war. As the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces advance across key cities, millions of civilians face displacement, famine, and violence, highlighting a growing global concern over mercenary involvement in foreign conflicts.
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Minister Somaali Calls for Stronger Digital Infrastructure and Innovation Reforms Across Africa
Somalia’s Minister of Communications and Technology, H.E. Mohamed Somaali, joined African leaders at the African Startup Summit in Algiers, calling for stronger digital infrastructure, enhanced connectivity, and innovation-driven reforms to accelerate the continent’s digital transformation.
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Liverpool Show Strength in Milan as Slot Secures Crucial Win Without Salah
Liverpool earned a crucial Champions League win in Milan, with Dominik Szoboszlai scoring a late penalty as Arne Slot’s side proved they can perform even without Mohamed Salah.
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Burkina Faso Detains Nigerian Officers After Alleged Airspace Violation
Burkina Faso has detained Nigerian Air Force officers after a C-130 aircraft made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso. The Sahel Alliance called the incident an airspace violation, while Nigeria cited a technical fault as the reason for the landing.
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Burkina Faso Accuses Nigerian Air Force of Airspace Violation After Emergency Landing
Burkina Faso has accused the Nigerian Air Force of violating its airspace after a C-130 aircraft made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso. Eleven Nigerian officers were detained as the Sahel alliance called the incident an “unfriendly act,” while Nigeria said the landing was due to a technical fault.
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Kelvin Doe: Sierra Leone’s Teen Inventor Who Took the World by Storm
Kelvin Doe, a self-taught engineer from Sierra Leone, founded K-Doe Tech and gained international recognition for building innovative electronics and a community radio station from recycled materials, inspiring youth worldwide.
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Benin President Says Coup Attempt Has Been Thwarted by Loyalist Forces
An attempted coup in Benin was swiftly stopped by loyalist forces, with President Patrice Talon assuring citizens that the situation is under control. Fourteen people have been arrested, and Nigerian support helped secure the airspace during the operation.
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