Two pilots killed in helicopter crash in Egypt
Two Egyptian Air Force officers died on Tuesday in a helicopter crash during a training exercise in the Suez Governorate,
Conflict in Sudan has displaced over 14 million, or about 30% of the population
The conflict in Sudan has displaced more than 14 million people, or about 30 percent of the population, since it
How technology is changing the way athletes get paid in Africa
Technology has revolutionised sports across the world. On the field of play, technological applications have greatly helped officials make faster
Rescued children engage in hydroponic farming on Kenya’s coast
Al-Walidayn Girls and Boys Rescue Center, nestled in the serene environment of Kwale County along the Kenyan coast, is one
Senegal to face Mauritania in Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations final
This year’s Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations final will see defending champions Senegal face Mauritania. Senegal will be out
UN report highlights women’s pivotal role in leading drought resilience efforts
Women drive progress and build resilience to drought despite an increase in dry spells globally, according to a report by
Malawi’s Temwa Chawinga shines bright in record-breaking NWSL debut season
Temwa Chawinga was a proven goal scorer before she joined National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) side Kansas City Current in
Over 2 million babies estimated born during 18 months of conflict in Sudan
An estimated 2 million babies have been born during 18 months of conflict in Sudan, facing increased risks due to
World Teachers’ Day: African Union recognizes the need to empower teachers
World Teachers’ Day is observed annually on the fifth of October to celebrate teachers worldwide. While educators around the globe
Zamalek defeat rivals Al Ahly to win CAF Super Cup
Egyptian club Zamalek claimed the CAF Super Cup after defeating bitter rivals Al Ahly at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh,