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After receiving racist comments online, Nkunku sends Camavinga support, saying that the World Cup should be a time of peace.

Christopher Nkunku came out in support of France teammate Eduardo Camavinga after a training incident between the two saw the forward sidelined. Nkunku injured...

Neville insists that Man Utd must end Ronaldo’s contract “in the next few days.”

Gary Neville has admitted that Manchester United need to terminate Cristiano Ronaldo's contract at the club following his interview revelations. Neville says there is...

Second fatal building collapse in Kenya claims two lives in the past three days.

Two tragedies in three days. On Thursday (Nov. 17), a multi-story building under construction on the outskirts of Kenya's capital fell on a nearby...

Elon Musk orders Twitter employees to put in excessive hours or quit.

Elon Musk reportedly threatened to fire Twitter employees unless they agreed to put in "long hours at high intensity." The new owner of the social...

African students fighting for Canada visas must contend with discrimination.

Long seen as a multicultural and welcoming country, Canada recently acknowledged that racism exists in its immigration process, and concern has grown over the...

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Courts resume normal sittings on Tuesday, November 10

The Office of the Judicial Secretary has directed all courts across the country to resume normal sittings on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, following the suspension of the industrial action by judicial service staff.

South Africa arrests nine foreigners allegedly heading to Russia-Ukraine war

South African police have arrested nine foreign nationals, aged between 20 and 26, who were allegedly preparing to fly out of the country to fight in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Prof Quartey elected PIAC Chairman

Professor Peter Quartey, an economist and development finance expert, has been elected Chairman of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) for a one-year term.

Seven killed, over 100 hurt as trains collide near Giza in Egypt

At least seven people have died and more than 100 have been injured after two southbound trains collided near the Egyptian city of Giza.

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