Boko Haram kill 75 in northeastern Nigeria
More than 70 members of a community in northeastern Nigeria were killed by Boko Haram militia overnight, a local media
CS Sfaxien remain 10 points behind Esperance after shock loss to Hammam-Lif
CS Sfaxien failed to cut the gap on leaders Espérance after suffering a shock 2-1 defeat away to struggling Hammam-Lif
Libya imposes four-day lockdown on Tripoli to contain spread of COVID-19
Libya’s United Nations-backed government on Wednesday announced the imposition of a four-day total lockdown in the capital Tripoli in an
Pyramids F.C. back up to second with comfortable win against El-Entag El-Harby
Pyramids F.C. continued their see-saw battle for second place in the Egyptian Premier League with Zamalek after reclaiming the position
West African mediators propose one year transitional government in Mali: reports
West African mediators have told Mali’s military junta that the region would accept a transitional government led by a civilian
Mamelodi Sundowns face Kaizer Chiefs in crucial game in Absa Premiership title race
The Absa Premiership is set for a thrilling conclusion to the season as rivals Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns battle
U.S. military denies Al-Shabaab claims of American casualties in airstrike
The United States military denied claims by Somali Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab that American military personnel were injured in an
Chelsea announce Ben Chilwell signing
Chelsea have announced the acquisition of defender Ben Chilwell from Leicester City on a five-year contract. The Blues are believed
Ons Jabeur to face former world no. 1 Azárenka in Cincinnati Masters quarterfinals
Ons Jabeur will face former world number one Victória Azárenka of Belarus in the Cincinnati Masters quarterfinals on Wednesday after
Uganda’s COVID-19 cases pass 2,500 mark as deaths climb to 26
Uganda’s Ministry of Health on Wednesday reported 98 new confirmed COVID-19 cases raising the nationwide total to 2,524. Kampala, again,