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11/16/2025

Congratulations to Congo 🇨🇩

11/16/2025

Men don’t want to be led by a female president — Michelle Obama says America still isn’t “ready for a woman” in the White House

Former US First Lady Michelle Obama has said America still isn’t ready for a…

11/16/2025

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11/16/2025

Winter's first strong rainfall sent water cascading through parts of Gaza's sprawling Muwasi tent camp on Saturday, as the territory struggles to cope with flooding and devastated infrastructure after two years of war.

Residents attempted to dig trenches to keep the water from flooding their tents, as intermittent rain that began on Friday dripped through tears in tarpaulins and makeshift shelters. The bursts soaked families' scant belongings. Strong winds can also topple tents and hamper attempts to gather scarce food and supplies.

Two weeks ago, Bassil Naggar bought a new tent on the black market for the equivalent of about $712, because the summer sun had worn his old tent thin. Still, rainwater was leaking through.

“I spent all (Friday) pushing water out of my tent,” Naggar said, adding that his neighbors’ tents and belongings were wrecked. “Water puddles are inches high, and there is no proper drainage.”

Barefoot children splashed in puddles as women made tea outside under dark clouds. Some people tried to shelter in destroyed buildings, even those at risk of collapse, with gaping holes covered by pieces of plastic.

According to the United Nations, Muwasi was sheltering up to 425,000 displaced Palestinians earlier this year, the vast majority in makeshift temporary tents, after Israel's war with Hamas displaced most of Gaza's population of over 2 million people.

The Israeli defense body in charge of humanitarian aid in Gaza has said it is allowing in winterization materials including blankets and heavy tarps, but aid organizations warn the efforts are far from sufficient when winter temperatures plummet and the wind whips off the Mediterranean.

11/16/2025

South Africa sports minister heaps praise on Osimhen

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11/16/2025

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11/16/2025

18 spots remain as the World Cup qualification race heats up across Europe and Africa.

The race for the final 18 spots at the 2026 FIFA World Cup is…

11/16/2025

PREDICT THE SCORE 🔥🔥

Nigeria 🇳🇬 or DR Congo 🇨🇩 — who will go to the World Cup?

11/15/2025

CAF confirms Ndidi eligible to face DR Congo on Sunday

  The Confederation of African Football has confirmed that Super Eagles midfielder Wilfred Ndidi…

11/15/2025

The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the M23 rebel group have signed a framework peace deal aimed at ending the fighting in eastern Congo.

The signing took place during a ceremony in Doha, the Qatari capital, on Saturday.

It marks the latest in a series of documents signed in recent months under US- and Qatar-backed efforts to end a decades-long conflict that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced hundreds of thousands more this year.

Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi, said the agreement sets both parties on the road to peace.

“Peace cannot be enforced by force; it is built through confidence, mutual respect, and sincere commitment,” he said.

Violence continues

US officials noted that the framework includes eight protocols, with negotiations ongoing regarding the implementation of six of them.

Qatar has hosted talks between both parties since April. In July, a declaration of principles was agreed, followed by an October deal on monitoring a potential ceasefire.

The Trump administration has spearheaded mediation efforts between Rwanda — accused of backing M23 — and Congo, culminating in a peace agreement between the two nations in June.

Despite diplomatic progress in Washington and Doha, violence persists in Congo. On Friday, local authorities reported the killing of up to 28 people by Islamic State-allied militants in eastern North Kivu province.

In January, M23 fighters seized Goma — eastern Congo’s largest city — and continued advancing across North Kivu and South Kivu provinces.

11/15/2025

Chelle: ‘No Time to Celebrate Yet’

  Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle says Nigeria must remain fully focused, insisting…

11/15/2025

Osimhen Leads Nigeria’s Charge for a World Cup Lifeline

Prolific Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen is expected to play a decisive role when the…