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By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS Rivers United defeated Algerian side USM Alger 1-0 in the first leg of their CAF Confederation Cup quarter-final clash at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo on Sunday. Augustine Okejepha's 10th minute strike separated both teams on the day. Rivers United could have made the scoreline more emphatic but for their profligacy

Rivers United FC of Nigeria on Sunday secured a narrow victory over the USM Alger in the Totalenergies CAF Confederation match in Uyo. They pipped the visitors by a lone goal in their first leg quarter-finals match played at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium. The Garden City darling team took the match to their opponents

Algerian club USM Alger will be without five of their stars in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup quarter-final clash against Rivers United. The

Military Sealift Command (MSC) Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport USNS Trenton (T-EPF 5) arrived in Algiers, Algeria for a regularly scheduled port visit, March 22, 2024.

The Algerian government has subsidized a market in Algiers where products are affordable, and most importantly - available

A teenager who was shot and killed in Algiers earlier this month will be laid to rest this weekend.

SIR – I’m sure that, given a choice, everyone would prefer to eat the highest-quality food produced in Britain (report, March 27), but not everyone has the means. If the Government believes it’s safe to allow imports of food produced using methods that are banned in the UK, it should lift that ban. If it wants more wildflowers grown, it should use land that is not highly productive. Farmers are right to protest, but not because of trade deals and tariffs. The culprits are un...

Bamako: Mali s ruling military junta has signed the death knell of a national reconciliation accord with northern separatists, the government said on...

From a surprise temblor in the Mississippi Valley to colossal ruptures and tsunamis around the Pacific Ring of Fire, these are some of the biggest earthquakes in modern times.

Algeria's government has flooded newly opened markets selling subsidized goods with pantry staples to stave off shortages during Islam's holy month of Ramadan, when demand typically increases in Muslim-majority countries and prices tend to rise. Authorities have moved to increase food and fuel imports and also limit exports, hoping to meet the demands of Algerians preparing nightly feasts as their families break the sunrise-to-sunset fasting during Ramadan. The policies mark a revers...