Soccer: Africa Cup of Nations kicks off; Senegal, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Morocco, Egypt clash
Morocco carry a huge weight of expectation into their opening game at the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday as the hosts, with star man Achraf Hakimi returning from injury,…
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Court orders Mugabe to hold elections by end July
Zimbabwe's highest court Friday ordered President Robert Mugabe to ensure the African country holds elections by the end of July.
Court orders Mugabe to hold elections by end July
Zimbabwe's highest court Friday ordered President Robert Mugabe to ensure the African country holds elections by the end of July.
Court orders Mugabe to hold elections by end July
Zimbabwe's highest court Friday ordered President Robert Mugabe to ensure the African country holds elections by the end of July.
Timbuktu’s manuscripts threat
For the second time in five months, Timbuktu's treasured collection of ancient manuscripts is under threat.
Could drones replace roads?
Going off-road used to mean tearing up dirt tracks in a powerful four-by-four or gigantic monster truck.
Discovering ‘world’s oldest child’
An Ethiopian scientist tells the story of how he discovered a 3-million-year-old fossil known as "the world's oldest child."
UK arrests five Rwandans over ’94 genocide
Five Rwandans accused of involvement in genocide in their native country were arrested in Britain on Thursday, London's Metropolitan Police Service said.
Holidays in Somalia, anyone?
Peace has brought a building boom to the Somali capital Mogadishu. But will it bring tourists to the war-scarred city?
Taste of South African street food
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Africa’s new skyscraper cities
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Chinese netizens shame temple vandal
A 15-year-old Chinese tourist defaced a stone sculpture in an ancient Egyptian temple, generating a massive online backlash amongst China's unforgiving netizens.
Mugabe attacks Mandela for “being too saintly, too good” to White South Africans
Mugabe criticizes Mandela for "being too saintly, too good" to White South Africans Special to USAfrica multimedia networks, and CLASSmagazine, Houston. …
Johannesburg’s street traders
Errol Barnett gets an insight into Johannesburg's informal businesses and their role in the wider economy.
Somalia’s economic renaissance
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Winnie Mandela faces financial woes
Officials arrived at the house of Nelson Mandela's ex-wife to execute a court order granting a Johannesburg school permission to auction her belongings to pay an old debt.
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