4 d. ago Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges

Syrian refugees in Ethiopia, particularly in the Bole Michael neighborhood of Addis Ababa, are keeping the Ramadan iftar tradition alive despite their hardships. Syrian restaurant owner Ahmed Ibrahim offers free meals to those in need during the holy month, reflecting the strong community spirit and generosity seen in his homeland. Though poverty is widespread, the… Read More »Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges The post Syrians in Ethiopia Preserve Ramadan Iftar Tradition Amid Challenges first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago  Villa’s Rashford scores twice in FA Cup win over Preston, book semis

Rashford netted his first goal for Villa since a February loan move from Manchester United.

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4 d. ago Hammanskraal residents say have no hope of getting clean water

Hammanskraal residents have endured nearly 20 years without clean drinkable water.

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6 d. ago Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola

Manchester City’s players and staff do not deserve any performance bonuses that may come their way from this year’s Club World Cup, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday. Reigning Premier League champions City have had a season to forget under Guardiola, with the club 22 points off leaders Liverpool while they were also knocked out… Read More »Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola The post Man City Squad And Staff Do Not Deserve Any Club World Cup Bonuses – Guardiola first appeared on iAfrica.

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7 d. ago Bafana Bafana on the Brink: FIFA Probe Threatens South Africa’s World Cup Dream

South Africa’s World Cup hopes hang in the balance as FIFA investigates their use of ineligible midfielder Teboho Mokoena in a 2-0 win over Lesotho. Mokoena should have served a suspension after two prior yellow cards but played regardless, prompting Lesotho to lodge a formal complaint. If FIFA rules against South Africa, the result could… Read More »Bafana Bafana on the Brink: FIFA Probe Threatens South Africa’s World Cup Dream The post Bafana Bafana on the Brink: FIFA Probe Threatens South Africa’s World Cup Dream first appeared on iAfrica.

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7 d. ago SAFA administrators’ negligence led to Mokoena’s saga: Mumble

Mokoena was not eligible to play for Bafana's in Friday's qualifier against Lesotho

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9 d. ago Bafana beat Benin to keep World Cup qualification hopes alive

The win means they remain top of the group with 13 points from six matches - 5 points clear of Benin

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1 week ago Bafana coach left fuming as team is barred from matchday venue

Bafana has been prevented from training at the matchday venue on the eve of crucial fixture.

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1 week ago Aubameyang brace takes Gabon top of World Cup qualification group

Kenya are now likely out of the running with six points from six matches.

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1 week ago Kimberley Diamond Cup delivers perfect mix of sport, community pride

NC provincial government says R32 million has been put aside to grow skateboarding as a sport.

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1 week ago M23 rebels say they will withdraw from seized town to support peace

The government said it hoped the move would be translated into concrete action

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1 week ago Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle

Once devastated by civil wars, Ivory Coast is now experiencing an economic resurgence. The nation, home to 31 million people, stands out in a region struggling with instability and inflation. Bernard Ayitee, a hedge-fund manager who grew up in the country, believes its economic potential is vast. In the 1980s, Ivory Coast thrived during the… Read More »Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle The post Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago Bafana’s dreams to qualifying for 2026 FIFA World Cup still on track

Bafana Bafana's dreams of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

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1 week ago Mofokeng scores two goals to keep Bafana’s World Cup hopes alive

Bafana Bafana beat Lesotho 2-0, leading Group C with 10 points in World Cup qualifiers

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2 w. ago Boxing champ Isaac “Angel” Hlatshwayo brings hope to young boxers

A boxing development tournament consisting of seven bouts will be held at the Malamulele Boxing Hall

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2 w. ago Limpopo fans excited as Bafana return to Peter Mokaba Stadium

There is great anticipation for Bafana Bafana ahead of Lesotho match in Polokwane.

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2 w. ago Africa’s Road to the 2026 World Cup Heats Up as Qualifiers Resume

Africa’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers resume this week after a nine-month break, with big teams facing pressure to secure spots. The nine group winners will qualify directly, while the four best runners-up will battle for one final place via playoffs. Nigeria, currently winless, must recover under new coach Eric Chelle. Mali’s new boss Tom… Read More »Africa’s Road to the 2026 World Cup Heats Up as Qualifiers Resume The post Africa’s Road to the 2026 World Cup Heats Up as Qualifiers Resume first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Broos frustrated by lack of transparency on players’ availability

Bafana will host the team from the mountain kingdom in Polokwane, Limpopo, on Friday

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2 w. ago Morocco’s Grand Stade Hassan II to Become World’s Largest Football Stadium

That’s an exciting development for the 2030 World Cup! The Grand Stade Hassan II, with its planned 115,000-seat capacity, could become a historic venue for global football. Positioned as the centerpiece of Morocco’s hosting efforts, it would surpass many of the world’s current largest stadiums in terms of scale and design. Populous, the firm behind… Read More »Morocco’s Grand Stade Hassan II to Become World’s Largest Football Stadium The post Morocco’s Grand Stade Hassan II to Become World’s Largest Football Stadium first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago New African Film Festival 2025 Highlights Diverse Cinema from Africa

The 2025 New African Film Festival in Washington, D.C. will feature 29 films from 19 African nations. The festival will spotlight narratives from various genres, such as historical dramas, coming-of-age stories, and insightful documentaries. Notable films include “Dahomey” by Mati Diop, addressing the return of Benin’s looted artifacts, and “Disco Afrika: A Malagasy Story.” The… Read More »New African Film Festival 2025 Highlights Diverse Cinema from Africa The post New African Film Festival 2025 Highlights Diverse Cinema from Africa first appeared on iAfrica.

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