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Reports have emerged detailing the torture of protesters in Kenya following their arrests, raising alarms among human rights advocates and prompting calls for accountability.
A recent violent assault in northwest Nigeria has left at least 15 people dead, adding to the ongoing cycle of violence in the region.
Mohamed Salah's request to be substituted during a recent match has raised concerns about his fitness, prompting the coach to assess his condition ahead of future games.
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.
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.
In a decisive match, the Netherlands defeated Tunisia 3-1, with Brian Brobbey scoring for the second consecutive game. This win secures their place at the top of Group F.
Recent archaeological findings in Morocco are reshaping our understanding of ancient civilizations, emphasizing the overlooked role of Northwest Africa in history.
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.
On June 25, 2026, demonstrators gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, seeking justice for victims of the 2024 Gen Z uprising and demanding greater government accountability.
In a thrilling conclusion to Group C, Morocco secured a 4-2 victory against Haiti, thanks to two late goals that solidified their position as runners-up.
In a landmark achievement, South Africa secures a place in the World Cup knockout rounds for the first time, thanks to Thapelo Maseko's second-half goal against South Korea.
Will Wagner will not be in the lineup for the Padres when facing left-handed pitchers, a strategic decision aimed at enhancing team performance.
In a decisive Group C encounter, Morocco faces Haiti, needing a win and favorable results from other matches to secure the top position.
A recent study highlights the profound cultural and spiritual implications of glacier retreat in high-altitude regions, as explored by six international researchers.
A clinical trial is scheduled to start next week, testing two drugs against the Bundibugyo ebolavirus amid a rapidly spreading outbreak in Central Africa.
In Nigeria, a notable trend emerges as some belief-based users begin to favor plant alternatives, potentially aiding the struggling vulture population.
The LA City Council has postponed the implementation of a state housing law, permitting the construction of apartments in select neighborhoods.
The first ImPACT review by the International Atomic Energy Agency indicates that South Africa is making notable progress in enhancing its cancer care services.
Chris Eubank Jr is in Nigeria exploring potential avenues for his return to the boxing ring, raising speculation about his future in the sport.
In a remarkable celebration, brothers Taiwo and Kehinde Oguntoye have married twin sisters in a joint wedding, sharing their joy with the BBC.