Africa’s Biggest Volleyball Events to Watch in 2026

Africa’s Biggest Volleyball Events to Watch in 2026

As African volleyball enters a new chapter from February through the end of 2026, the continent is gearing up for a packed calendar of major competitions–highlighted by Kigali’s historic hosting of the 47th Africa Men’s Volleyball Club Championship. ALSO READ: When 2025 marked a turning point for Rwandan volleyball Weekend Sport brings you a comprehensive…

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Africa’s Biggest Volleyball Events to Watch in 2026

Africa: Amb. Brown’s Statement Represents Africa’s Collective View

The Ministry of Information has clarified that Liberia did not make any national statement on the situation in Venezuela at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), contrary to speculation circulating on social media. Speaking at a MIO press briefing on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah explained that comments delivered by Liberia’s Permanent…

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Africa’s Biggest Volleyball Events to Watch in 2026

Africa: Stanbic Bank Uganda’s Agutamba in Africa’s Top 100 Corporate Communication Leaders

Kampala , Uganda — Africa PR Week, the continent’s leading platform for public relations and strategic communications professionals, has named Stanbic Bank Uganda’s Kenneth Agutamba among the Top 100 Corporate Communication Leaders in Africa. The recognition, announced during Africa PR Week in Nairobi, places Agutamba among a select group of practitioners shaping how African organisations…

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Africa’s Biggest Volleyball Events to Watch in 2026

Africa: Online Abuse Is Real Violence – – and Africa’s Women and Girls Are Paying the Price

– New estimates show that violence against women and girls remains one of the most pervasive human rights violations in the world – and that one of its fastest-growing frontiers is the digital space. Technology-facilitated gender-based violence includes online harassment, cyberstalking, image-based abuse, deepfake exploitation and coordinated digital attacks, and all of these are proliferating….

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