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FIFA Rejects South Africa Appeal Over Zwane Suspension

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FIFA Rejects South Africa Appeal Over Zwane Suspension

Why is Russia sending fighter jets and air defences to Ethiopia?

Experts say Moscow is seeking arms revenue and further diplomatic influence.

South Africa centre bid in Durban for first Olympic Games on the continent

A football team practise in a stadium.

‘Survival of the fittest’: The struggle to get to university in The Gambia

Gambia student protests 2026

REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK‘Economic incentives are limited’: What does Russia really offer Africa?

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Putin tells African leaders Moscow will not pursue ‘neo-colonialism’

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during the plenary session of the Russia-Africa summit in Moscow, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Pavel Bednyakov)

Ethiopia receives 12 Russian Su-35 jets, plans S-400 acquisition

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Tens of thousands flee Ethiopia fighting into neighbouring Kenya

Tens of thousands of people have crossed into Kenya, fleeing fighting between regional forces in Ethiopia’s Moyale town.

Nigerian artist reframes children with albinism as heroes

Nigerian artist reframes children with albinism as heroes

Russia-Africa Summit: What is on the agenda, and why does it matter?

Moscow aims to strengthen economic and security ties with African leaders during the two-day gathering.

Russia is selling Africa dependence disguised as partnership

As African leaders gather in Moscow, Russia is securing resources and protecting rulers at the expense of their people.

Zimbabwe’s platinum boom: Where is the wealth?

The metal is generating billions, but mining communities say basic services have failed to keep pace.

Tanzania’s jailed opposition leader Tundu Lissu ends brief hunger strike

Lissu, who faces treason charge carrying a possible death sentence, refused food after being denied access to lawyers.

Death toll from attack by gunmen in northeastern Nigeria rises to 62

Bandits targeted Binnari village in Taraba state, setting fire to homes, shops, food supplies and motorcycles.

Sudan’s war steals children’s future with school closures and displacement

The conflict in Sudan has left millions of children without education, as they work to help their families.

Ebola cases in DR Congo surpass 10,000 in fastest-growing outbreak

Nearly half of the people confirmed to have the virus have died in DRC’s fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record.

US, EU and 30 countries warn of famine risk in Sudan, call for aid

Countries also urge Sudan’s warring parties to ‘lift all impediments on humanitarian assistance’.