Gordons discusses Israel Adesanya’s connection to African power, challenges Nigerian athletes face abroad, and his support for his children’s future athletic pursuits.
Adenike Adeodun
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Indian arms sold to European buyers are reportedly ending up in Ukraine, despite concerns raised by Russia, with India maintaining it follows export laws.
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Zimbabwe’s creditors show a willingness to consider a debt-for-climate swap as part of restructuring its $21 billion arrears, pending government commitment to reforms.
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Gender-based violence in Africa continues to rise, worsened by COVID-19 lockdowns and weak legal systems. Millions of women and girls are left vulnerable without strong reforms.
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ECOWAS and the Ministry of Women launched four projects aimed at improving access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities for women and girls in West Africa.
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Moroccan authorities thwarted a mass migration attempt near Ceuta, detaining 60 people while deploying heavy security in Fnideq to prevent illegal crossings.
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After 20 years of research, scientists at City of Hope Hospital have developed AOH1996, a cancer drug that targets tumors without harming healthy cells. The drug is set for clinical …
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The Maiduguri dam collapse caused catastrophic flooding, displacing over 1 million people and creating fears of disease outbreaks in Borno State.
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Sudan’s conflict has displaced nearly 500 unaccompanied children, creating a severe humanitarian crisis in refugee camps.
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Election violence continues to threaten democratic elections in Africa. Countries like Nigeria and Kenya have experienced significant unrest, highlighting the persistent challenges to fair and peaceful elections across the continent.