ASF Infects Wild Boars in Mizoram, 20 Carcasses Found
Officials confirm African Swine Fever in wild boar carcasses in Serchhip district. The outbreak in pigs has been contained since December, with no new casualties reported.
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US Ties Health Aid to African Government Funding Pledges
The United States revises its health assistance approach, making aid contingent on financial commitments from African governments to strengthen local healthcare systems.
Senegal Wins AFCON Amid Walk-Out Drama in Final vs Morocco
Senegal clinched the African Cup of Nations title with a 1-0 victory over Morocco, but the match was overshadowed by a controversial walk-out and VAR penalty drama.
Israeli Firm Commit Buys African Tech Talent Platform Savannah
Israeli tech company Commit has acquired Savannah, an African platform for tech talent, marking a strategic move to tap into the continent's growing digital workforce.
Mumbai Marathon 2026: Surgeon Karkera Wins Indian Elite Race
Orthopaedic surgeon Kartik Karkera triumphs as fastest Indian at Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026, clocking 2:19:55. East African runners dominate international categories.
Charl Schwartzel's Net Worth & Golf Career Journey
Explore Charl Schwartzel's golf career, from his 2011 Masters win to LIV Golf earnings. Learn about his net worth, early life, and current focus in this detailed profile.
CAF Probes AFCON Violence, Referee Incident
The Confederation of African Football investigates post-match clashes, referee pursuit, and journalist altercations after AFCON quarter-finals. Algeria files complaint over officiating.
Allan Donald: SA20's Impact on Fast Bowler Development
Legend Allan Donald analyses SA20's role in nurturing South African fast bowlers amid T20 demands. A deep dive into league cricket's future impact. Read more.
IShowSpeed's Africa Tour Changes Narrative, Hits 47M Subs
IShowSpeed's unfiltered Africa streams are changing perceptions. His positive experiences in Angola, Zimbabwe & more challenge old stereotypes. Read how.
Parrots Swearing at Visitors Separated by Zoo
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park had to separate five African grey parrots in 2020 after they coordinated swearing and laughter at visitors. Discover how their intelligence led to the hilarious yet disruptive behaviour.
Uthappa Hails SA20 as Second Best T20 League After IPL
Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa praises SA20, calling it the second-best T20 league globally after IPL. He believes it will boost South African cricket's global standing. Read more.
Uthappa: SA20 is second-best league after IPL
Former India cricketer Robin Uthappa hails SA20 as a game-changer for South African cricket, predicting IPL scouts will target its young talent. Discover the league's impact and future.
Dutch Firm Apologises for 6 AM Work Email, Sparks Debate
A viral social media post reveals a Dutch company apologised to an employee for a 6 AM email, highlighting stark contrasts in global work-life balance expectations, especially between Europe and the US.
The Deep History and Evolution of the Term 'Woke'
Explore the rich history of 'woke', from its 1938 roots in African-American Vernacular English to its modern use by Gen Z for social awareness. Discover how a term for racial alertness became mainstream global slang.
Africa Condemns US Capture of Venezuela's Maduro
African nations, led by South Africa's Ramaphosa, rally behind Venezuela, condemning the US military operation that captured President Maduro as a breach of sovereignty. Global South tensions rise.
How a Simple Cup of Tea Holds India's History and Memory
Explore the profound world within a cup of tea—from personal memories of Kolkata's addas to the colonial history of Assam's plantations. Discover how this humble beverage weaves together India's social fabric and cultural identity. Read more.
Faf du Plessis First South African to 10,000 T20 Runs
Faf du Plessis etches his name in T20 history, becoming the first South African batter to cross the monumental 10,000-run mark in the format. Read about his incredible journey and record-breaking achievement.
Israel's Somaliland Embassy Plan Sparks Regional Fury
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar visited Somaliland, confirming plans to open an embassy. The move, recognising Somaliland's sovereignty, has triggered strong condemnation from Somalia and the African Union. Read the full story.
Why Some Birds Skip Morning Songs in Winter?
New research from South Africa's Golden Gate Highlands National Park reveals how cold weather affects the dawn chorus of three warbler species. Discover the impact of temperature, humidity, and moonlight on bird behaviour.
10 Amazing Parrot Species Found Across the Globe
Explore 10 incredible parrot species, from the intelligent African Grey to the rare flightless Kākāpō. Discover their unique traits and why conservation is crucial.
IShowSpeed Pulls Car in Viral African Strength Challenge
YouTube star IShowSpeed goes viral again, pulling a car in an African strength challenge during his 'Speed Does Africa' tour. The clip exploded on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.
AFCON 2025: The Stories Behind Team Nicknames Revealed
Explore the fascinating origins of AFCON team nicknames like Nigeria's Super Eagles and Comoros' Coelacanths, and see how they performed in the group stage. Dive into African football culture!
DR Congo Fan Stands Still for Full AFCON Match
A DR Congo fan nicknamed Lumumba stood motionless for 90 minutes during AFCON 2025 match vs Botswana. The viral video highlights Senegal's group win and knockout fixtures.
Karnataka's Thamate Drum Reclaimed as Dalit Symbol of Pride
The Thamate, an ancient drum tied to Karnataka's Dalit communities, is being transformed from a symbol of oppression into a powerful emblem of identity and cultural resistance through workshops and performances.
5 Botswana Cheetahs to Arrive in India by Early 2025
India is finalising permissions to translocate five African cheetahs from Botswana under Project Cheetah. The big cats are expected to arrive between January and February. Read the full story.
How Indians in South Africa Became Stateless in 1968
On July 26, 1968, the South African Citizenship Act stripped citizenship from over 152,000 Indians. Explore the historical struggle and the fight for rights that followed. Read the full story.
IShowSpeed's 28-Day Africa Tour Kicks Off
Popular streamer IShowSpeed begins a 28-day IRL tour across 20 African nations, live-streaming on YouTube & Twitch. The ambitious 'Speed Does Africa' project started Dec 29, 2025.
African Cheetah Dies at Mysuru Zoo from Meningitis
Mysuru Zoo's six-year-old African hunting cheetah, Bruke, succumbed to meningitis in a tragic early morning loss. Read details on the incident and its impact.
Helicopter crash on Mount Kilimanjaro kills 5
A medical evacuation helicopter crashed on Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, killing all five on board, including two foreign climbers. Read the tragic details.
The Ancient History & Cultural Power of Braided Hair
Explore the 3000-year history of braids, from ancient African roots to a global symbol of identity and resilience. Discover why this hairstyle is more than just fashion.
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