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Ademi’s Doping Ban Cut To Two Years
Dinamo Zagreb midfielder Arijan Ademi's four-year doping ban has been halved as the Court of Arbitration for Sport found he...
Read moreMan City Fined GBP35,000 Over Penalty Protests
Manchester City are third in the Premier League Manchester City have been fined £35,000 by the Football Association for their...
Read moreReal Madrid To Offer James Rodriguez For Eden Hazard As Part Payment
Zinedine Zidane has told Florentino Perez he wants the Belgian in the summer as he looks to slowly rebuild stellar...
Read moreBuhari’s Health Leads To ‘slim-Downed’ Schedule
President Buhari said he was "felling much better" on his return from London on 10 March There are concerns that...
Read moreWarning Over Illicit Libyan Oil Contracts
Ras Lanuf is one of four key oil terminals in the 'oil crescent' Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has warned...
Read moreUN, WHO Plan To Eradicate Polio In Africa
The campaign, one of the largest ever conduct in Africa, will run from march 25-28 The World Health Organization and...
Read moreQatar Announces GBP5bn UK Investment
One of the largest investors in the UK has committed £5bn of new money to invest in transport, property and...
Read moreSolid Gold Coin Worth $4m Stolen From Berlin Museum
A giant gold coin bearing the Queen's image, and worth $4m (£3.2m), has been stolen from a museum in Germany....
Read moreDow and Dupont Merger Gets EU Go-Ahead
The European Commission has given the go-ahead to the merger of US chemical giants Dow Chemical and DuPont. The deal...
Read moreSouth Sudan Rebel Group Accuses Government Forces of Killing Aid Workers
South Sudanese rebel group Sudan People’s Liberation Movement In-Opposition (SPLM-IO) led by former Vice President Riek Machar has accused government...
Read moreCristiano Ronaldo Tops Football Rich List
France Football Magazine have revealed the top five highest earning players and managers during 2016/17. Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo...
Read moreSchool Children Killed In Japanese Avalanche
Seven Japanese high school students and their teacher have been killed in an avalanche at a ski resort. The avalanche...
Read moreSouth Sudan Aid Workers’ Families Await Release of Bodies
Families of aid workers killed in an ambush in South Sudan on Saturday have been at the morgue in the...
Read moreFinland Allocates $20 Million To Famine-Hit African Countries
The Finnish government has allocated over EUR 18 million (over $20 million) to five famine-hit African countries at risk of...
Read moreSudan To Open New Cross-Border Corridor For Aid Delivery To South Sudan
The Sudanese government has pledged to open a new corridor to South Sudan for swift delivery of humanitarian aid to...
Read moreMalaria Rise In Zimbabwe After Heavy Rains
They say more than 150 people died of the disease over the past two months Health officials in Zimbabwe say...
Read moreRussia Protests Leader Alexei Navalny Jailed For 15 Days
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been jailed for 15 days for resisting police orders during mass protests on Sunday....
Read moreZuma Recall of Gordhan ‘major Setback For SA Economy’
Many analysts believe the president wants to replace Pravin Gordhan South Africa's main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) has issued a...
Read moreOpposition’s SDF Party Vouches For Federalism
Cameroon’s main opposition party is vouching for federalism. The Social Democratic Front (SDF), confirmed it’s position on Sunday after an...
Read moreVoting Starts In Europe For Turkish Referendum
Turkish citizens in six European countries have started to vote in a referendum, the campaign for which has caused an...
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