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EU Imposes Sanctions On South Sudanese Military Leaders

The EU today imposed sanctions against two individuals it said were “obstructing the South Sudanese peace process and responsible for atrocities,” as part of wider EU efforts to stop violence.

Stephen Keshi To Remain Super Eagles Coach for $63,000 Monthly Paycheck – Reports

Following Nigeria’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, there has been uncertainty around the future of coach Stephen Keshi after he announced his ‘resignation’ from his post. Developments.

South Africa’s Standard Bank Ranked Africa’s Best

The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited has been ranked Africa’s top bank by banking industry publication, The Banker. “South Africa’s lenders, for so long the shining light in Africa’s.

Africa in 2020: A Look at Major Sectors And Players

The art of projection is a must for strategic planning. As more and more investments pour into the African continent, it will be necessary to understand what the African sectoral.

Algerian youths protesting against the government again.

Algeria’s doomed generation: the country’s youth have lost faith in the government ever providing them with jobs or housing In front of the Maison de la Presse in downtown Algiers,.

Tunisia Sets Presidential Poll Date

Voter registration in Tunisia is underway as politicians scramble to increase participation in the legislative and presidential elections slated for later this year. The process will continue until July 22nd.

Zimbabwe to Bid for World Cup

Zimbabwe will bid to host the Fifa World Cup in 2034 as it will by then have the capacity to host such a mega event when Africa gets another chance.

Senegal Names New Prime Minister

Mohamed Dionne, a close aide to Senegal’s president who once worked for the United Nations, was named the country’s new prime minister Sunday, two days after the resignation of his.

World Cup 2014 Review: What is wrong with African football?

In our series of letters from African journalists, filmmaker and columnist Farai Sevenzo looks at the state of African football, bedevilled by the perennial problems of poor organisation, tactical indiscipline.