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Equatorial Guinea secured their place in the highly anticipated TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations, Cote d'Ivoire 2023, with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Tunisia on Saturday. It was a disheartening evening for the African powerhouses as both Morocco and Tunisia succumbed to defeat, leaving South Africa and Equatorial Guinea

A blunder by Morocco goalkeeper Munir el Kajoui led to a 2-1 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying defeat in South Africa on Saturday -- their first loss since reaching the 2022 World Cup semi-finals.

International, MNA | Equatorial Guinea said on Wednesday it had ordered the seizure of more than $125 million of assets belonging to four Brazilian companies

Equatorial Guinea has ordered the seizure of more than $125 mn in assets from four Brazilian companies after a diplomatic dispute.

It's crunch time and +225 is calling. So far only six teams, have picked the call and earned themselves tickets to the 2023 TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) joining hosts Côte d'Ivoire for the platinum African football extravaganza next January.There are 17 more tickets up for grabs with one round of games to be played this international window this week. CAFOnline looks at the groups and the permutations of qualification.Group...

African governments must "urgently redouble" efforts to achieve gender equality in agrifood systems, which is critical to improving women's nutrition, health, and economic empowerment, according to a new report. The continent has made progress in recent years by adopting a number of frameworks to support gender equality, according to the…

Equatorial Guinea said on Wednesday it had ordered the seizure of more than $125 million of assets belonging to four Brazilian companies after the two countries were embroiled in a diplomatic row in 2018.

Société Générale announced on 8 June that it was selling its Congolese and Equatorial Guinean subsidies to the Burkina Faso company Vista Group. But Brazzaville has already said it will preempt the

For people living in remote areas of the Philippines, Eat Bulaga's loyal viewers may have to shell out money to get entertained by the Dabarkads when the show starts on the Kapatid network first week of July at the latest

Economic Watch: Chinese experience helps African countries advance sustainable urbanization-