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BBC News Published image captionMen United was set up by bereaved dads with a love of football A group of bereaved fathers who set up a football team have said it has helped them bond during their grief. Nottingham-based football team Men United was founded in January 2020 by two fathers who met by chance while visiting their children's graves. The men say they plan to raise money for the bereavement services at Nottingham's hospitals which supported some of them. The hospital trust said they were grateful for their generosity. image captionAidan Brown founded the football team after a chance...

The supernatural, semi-historical, horror anthology series is inspired by a real life tragedy. So who stars in the atmospheric and creepy 10-part series? Here’s everything you need to know! The Terror stars Tobias Menzies and Ciarán Hinds (Credit: AMC Film Holdings/BBC) The Terror cast: Ciarán Hinds as John Franklin Ciarán Hinds portrays John Franklin in The Terror, but some viewers will know him better as Mance Rayder in Game of Thrones. The Belfast-born actor, 68, is also famous for his role as Aberforth Dumbledore in the 2011 film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. Ciarán ...

Phatisa Food Fund 2 reaches $143 million final close from DFI commitments   4th February 2021, Montreal - A group of leading development finance institutions (DFIs) and impact investors – CDC Group, Norfund, Finnfund, FinDev Canada and BIO – announce an $82 million joint commitment to Phatisa Food Fund 2 (PFF 2 or the Fund), managed by Phatisa. PFF 2 will invest across the African food value chain, considering investments in mechanisation, inputs, poultry and meat production, food processing and manufacturing, logistics, aggregation and distribution across Sub-Saharan Africa. The investm...

One of the region’s most unique accommodation offerings, Friday Creek Retreat, has hit the market

The African impact investor fell short of its $300m target but continues to target IRRs ‘in the twenties,’ says managing partner Stuart Bradley.