Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

The history of African performances at the men’s football World Cup is a story of resilience, technical skill, joyful expression, and the breaking of systemic barriers. For decades, global football governance structures heavily favoured European and South American teams, leaving Africa to fight not just for wins on the pitch, but for representation itself. Read…

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Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: Building Entrepreneurs for Africa

The Genesis Project, which forms a key part of the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Faculty of Commerce’s postgraduate diploma in management and entrepreneurship, is celebrating its 30th year in 2026. The programme’s unique structure and keen focus on building business acumen has seen it become one of the most highly acclaimed entrepreneurship courses on…

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Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: Nigeria, Portugal, Spain, Seal Iberian-Africa Trade Pact, As Experts Warn Ai Must Be Ethical in Migration Governance

Nigeria moved to deepen economic and migration ties with Europe, even as experts at a major conference in Porto warned that artificial intelligence must be governed ethically to protect migrants and the Nigerian diaspora. The two developments dominated the second Centre for African Studies, University of Porto (CEAUP) Conference on ‘Migration, Artificial Intelligence and the…

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East Africa: Somalia, Egypt FMs Discuss Bilateral Ties, Horn of Africa, Reject Recognition of Somaliland

East Africa: Somalia, Egypt FMs Discuss Bilateral Ties, Horn of Africa, Reject Recognition of Somaliland

Mogadishu — Somalia’s Foreign Minister Abdisalam Ali Dhaay held a telephone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments, with a particular focus on the Horn of Africa, Somalia’s foreign ministry said on Sunday. According to the ministry, Dhaay thanked Egypt for its continued political, development and security support…

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Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: Watchdog Pushes for Political Finance Reforms As Africa Marks Anti-Corruption Day

TRANSPARENCY International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has called for stricter political finance laws and faster anti-corruption action as Zimbabwe joined the continent to mark Africa Anti-Corruption Day over the weekend. This year’s theme, “Scaling Up the Promotion of Integrity and Anti-Corruption Actions Across Africa,”calls for moving beyond commitments to concrete results, TIZ said. The organisation warned that…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – July 13, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – July 13, 2026

  Nigeria Rescues 46 Abducted Children in Military Operation Nigerian security forces have rescued 46 children and several teachers who were abducted by suspected Ansaru militants during attacks on three schools in Oyo State two months ago. President Bola Tinubu said the military, police and intelligence-led operation killed several militants, arrested eight suspects and secured the hostages’ release without…

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Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: Growing Social Alarm Across Africa Over the Damage Caused By Illegal Mining

Monrovia (Fides News Agency) – Liberia has announced the establishment of a task force to combat illegal mining. The new body, called the Protect Our Resources Taskforce (PORT), has been created to strengthen inspections, improve enforcement of mining regulations and enhance government oversight of the phenomenon. According to the Liberian newspaper The New Dawn, the…

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Africa: World Cup History – a Timeline of Africa’s Greatest Moments On the Field

Africa: Long Covid Patients Are Told Symptoms Are in Their Head – Here’s How to Change the Narrative

Between us, we bring two perspectives to persistent illness: personal experience of long COVID, and clinical and research experience in chronic illness rehabilitation. Both have taught us the same thing: when symptoms are real, disabling and difficult to explain, patients need more than reassurance that tests are normal. They need to be believed, assessed carefully…

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