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More than 18 Ebola patients escaped after a second treatment center was attacked and burned by angry residents in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, as growing frustration over strict health measures and burial procedures fuels violence against medical facilities.
Manchester United have officially confirmed former midfielder Michael Carrick as the club’s new head coach on a 2+1-year contract, marking his return to Old Trafford after years of growing managerial recognition. announced on Friday that former club midfielder has been…
The United States has publicly sanctioned a senior Tanzanian police, Faustine Jackson Mafwele commander over what Washington described as credible allegations of involvement in serious human rights abuses, in a move likely to intensify scrutiny over Tanzania’s treatment of activists and opposition figures.
Cristiano Ronaldo has proven again as he wins his first Saudi Pro League title with Al Nassr, a triumph that adds another chapter to one of football’s most global trophy collections.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has delivered one of his clearest warnings yet about how parts of Washington now view China, describing Beijing as a power seeking not only regional dominance but the ability to reshape the global order itself.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says the Ebola outbreak that has already killed at least 130 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo may have started nearly two months before it was officially confirmed. In a new assessment, WHO said…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa an international health emergency after more than 80 people died in the Democratic Republic of Congo and cases spread into neighboring Uganda.
Kenya’s public transport operators have temporarily suspended their nationwide strike against rising fuel prices after negotiations with the government, ending days of deadly protests that left four people dead and hundreds arrested.
Tanzanian businessman Edha Nahdi has urged African companies to stop relying on foreign donors and begin directly financing the continent’s development, warning that Africa risks slowing its own progress if local businesses fail to act.
At least four people were killed and more than 30 others injured in Kenya after protests against rising fuel prices turned violent in several parts of the country.
