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Parmi les hommes et les femmes expulsés des États-Unis, certains vivaient depuis des décennies sur le sol américain. Ils y avaient travaillé, payé leurs impôts et construit leur vie. Du jour au lendemain, ils sont arrêtés, détenus, puis envoyés dans des pays qu'ils ne connaissent pas, où ils n'ont n

Rwanda striker Joy-Lance Mickels has set his sights on helping Amavubi return to the Africa Cup of Nations, insisting the team has the quality and determination needed to qualify for the 2027 tournament.

About 130 Heads of State and government from across the world will gather in New York, USA, from September 22 to 28 to discuss major global issues and set out their positions on matters ranging from peace and security to climate, health and development.

Heavy overnight rainfall has caused major rivers in Kasese District to swell, with River Nyamwamba bursting its banks and flooding communities in parts of Kasese Municipality.

The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has temporarily suspended all new and ongoing procurement activities, putting tenders, bid evaluations and other procurement processes on hold until further notice.

There should be a thorough investigation into the cause of death

Bola A. Akinterinwa

There are good reasons why Leno Adesanya and his company, Sunrise Power Transition Company lost their case at the International Chamber of Commerce, ICC, an outcome that sparked widespread nationwide celebrations across Nigeria.

About a month ago, I examined Ghana's football electorate and the way voting power is distributed across its Congress. What stood out was not that Ghana had created a perfect system, but that it had built a broader structure in which clubs, regional associations, players, coaches, referee

Nairobi -- Police have recovered bhang worth an estimated Sh7.2 million after an SUV suspected of transporting the narcotics was involved in a road crash along the Nakuru-Nairobi Highway.

Walvis Bay -- Gendev Fishing Group workers are demanding for the removal of chairperson Paulina Haindongo and deputy Andreas Joseph following the company's failure to honour a wage agreement.

Ikaba -- A father and his son drowned after a hippopotamus reportedly attacked and overturned their canoe while a family of five was crossing a channel near Ikaba in the Zambezi region on Friday.

New York -- Namibia is pushing for socio-economic development to be placed at the centre of the United Nations' work, saying the global body must respond more directly to the needs of developing countries and not focus only on peace and security.

🇨🇮 En Côte d’Ivoire, la rentrée scolaire pèse lourd sur le budget des familles. Livres, fournitures, uniformes : pour scolariser leurs enfants, certains parents doivent débourser plusieurs dizaines de milliers de francs CFA. Chacun s’organise comme il peut.

Nairobi -- Safaricom added 289,201 fixed internet subscribers in the year to June 30, 2026, extending its lead in Kenya's fixed internet market.

Liberia has taken a major step toward developing a climate-resilient water investment pipeline following the conclusion of a five-day technical workshop aimed at identifying projects capable of attracting financing for the country's water and sanitation sector.

The Special Commercial Court has held the Monrovia Oil Trading Corporation (MOTC) liable for US$3,244,100.78 withdrawn from Ducor Petroleum Inc.'s account at the Liberian Bank for Development and Investment (LBDI), bringing a 13-year commercial dispute between the two companies t

BudgIT Liberia has resumed full operations and renewed its campaign for greater public finance transparency and accountability, following the conclusion of a legal process involving its former office in Sinkor.

C-Care Uganda has strengthened its commitment to safer, patient-centred healthcare with the launch of the International Patient Safety Goals (IPSG) across its network of clinics and hospitals, marking a significant step towards embedding patient safety into everyday healthcare delivery.

On the 15th of this month, the old man with a hat, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni made 82 years. As I reflected on his long journey of liberation and the many things he still hopes to see, I found myself returning to one message I have heard him express with my own ears. If I had one w

President William Ruto has defended Kenya's Government-to-Government (G2G) petroleum importation arrangement, while former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has used President Museveni's revelations about fuel middlemen to question the deal.

Liberia's latest Cabinet changes show why women's political representation needs firmer foundations. President Joseph Boakai's nomination of Cllr. Betty M. Lamin-Blamo as Justice Minister on 2 September raised the prospect of near-parity in ministerial appointments. Within days,

Uganda's hopes of retaining the ILT20 Continent Cup were ended by Kenya after the East African rivals won the final by 39 runs at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Kigali.

The Appointments Committee of Parliament, chaired by Speaker Jacob Markson Oboth Oboth, is set to vet presidential nominees to the Parliament exercises its constitutional role of scrutinising presidential appointments to Public Service Commission (PSC) and the Financial Intelligence Auth

Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oboth-Oboth has appointed new leaders to the Parliamentary Commission's sub-committees as the 12th Parliament begins work.

Nile Breweries Limited has appointed human resources specialist Dorah Kukunda as its new Country People Lead.

Former Sembabule District Woman Member of Parliament Mary Begumisa has asked the High Court to declare her the duly elected Woman MP for the district, challenging the election of NRM's Florence Nambaziira.

Uganda's esports industry is entering a new phase with the appointment of Kyarisiima Israel as Chief Executive Officer of the Uganda Esports Federation, placing a young leader with experience in youth mobilisation and organisational work at the helm of the country's growing digital sport

Busia -- Busia District education authorities have urged village chairpersons to intensify mobilisation of parents to ensure learners return to school as the third term begins. The call follows concerns over low attendance in some schools, with education officials warning tha