From the moment Lionel Messi lifted the World Cup – the one major prize he had lacked – to the moment Roger Federer hung up… Read More »From Messi’s triumph to Federer’s retirement: 2022’s top sport stories
Pioneering television journalist Barbara Walters, who upended a male-dominated industry as the first woman to anchor an evening news show in the United States, died… Read More »US journalist Barbara Walters, who upended male-dominated TV news industry, dies at 93
The Venezuelan opposition on Friday dissolved the “interim government” led by Juan Guaido, once the popular and internationally recognized face of a failed drive to… Read More »Venezuelan opposition votes to dissolve Guaido-led ‘interim government’
The first black football icon had a huge impact in Africa and his trips to the continent were full of drama.
Cristiano Ronaldo on Friday signed for Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia, the club announced, in a deal believed to be worth more than 200 million… Read More »Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo signs for Al Nassr football club in Saudi Arabia
A court in Mali has sentenced 46 Ivorian troops whose detention in Mali sparked a diplomatic row between the two countries to 20 years in… Read More »Mali court sentences 46 Ivorian soldiers to 20 years in prison for conspiracy against govt
The festival is extremely popular with African Americans who like to see in the New Year in Africa.
France will require that travellers arriving from China provide a negative Covid-19 test result less than 48 hours old before departure, the health ministry said… Read More »Covid: France to require negative tests for arrivals from China, government says
The football legend Pelé, who died on December 29, went down in history not only as an incredible striker but also as the only man… Read More »The World Cups that made Pelé ‘immortal’
Gambian drummer Seneke Sillah has been teaching in London for several years.
