African Cheetahs Return to India After 70 Years
India prepares to welcome cheetahs from Botswana in an ambitious rewilding initiative that marks the return of the majestic predator after 70 years of extinction.
Category : Search result: African coach controversy
SA Mercenaries Trapped in Ukraine: Ramaphosa Orders Probe
Exclusive: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa launches immediate probe after reports reveal SA mercenaries stranded in Ukraine's war-torn Donbas region. International diplomatic crisis unfolds.
Secretary Bird's Killer Kick Rewrites Evolution
Discover the astonishing hunting technique of Africa's secretary bird - a feathered predator that delivers lethal kicks with force equivalent to five times its body weight, challenging everything scientists knew about evolution.
Trump Threatens Nigeria Strikes Over Terrorists
Former US President Donald Trump threatens direct military strikes in Nigeria to eliminate Islamic terrorists, prompting strong response from African nation. Tensions escalate as Nigeria defends sovereignty.
UAE Supports Immediate Ceasefire in Sudan
The United Arab Emirates has officially endorsed international efforts to establish an immediate ceasefire in Sudan, pushing for urgent humanitarian corridors to aid civilians caught in the conflict.
Mahmood Mamdani Wins Holberg Prize 2024
Renowned Ugandan academic Mahmood Mamdani has been awarded the 2024 Holberg Prize, recognizing his groundbreaking work challenging Western-centric perspectives in African studies and social sciences.
Football Coach Mladen Žižović Dies After Collapsing Mid-Game
In a heartbreaking incident that stunned the football community, Montenegrin coach Mladen Žižović collapsed during a match in Indonesia and was pronounced dead shortly after. The 57-year-old's sudden passing has left players and fans in mourning.
China Warns Trump: 'Don't Dare' Threaten Nigeria
Tensions escalate as China issues stark warning to former US President Donald Trump following his controversial comments about potential military intervention in Nigeria. Diplomatic sparks fly in international relations showdown.
Football Coach Collapses, Dies During Live Match
In a devastating turn of events, a football coach suffered a fatal collapse during a live match, leaving players and spectators in shock. Watch the heartbreaking incident that has left the sports community mourning.
India to get 3rd batch of African cheetahs by December
Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav announces India's ambitious Project Cheetah will welcome new African cheetahs by December 2024, marking a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts.
Amol Muzumdar: Mumbai's Maidan Master Creates World Champions
Discover how Mumbai's cricketing stalwart Amol Muzumdar, despite never earning an India cap, sculpted the women's team into world champions with his technical mastery and transformative coaching.
Akasa Air plans Kenya, Egypt flights in African expansion
India's newest airline Akasa Air is charting an ambitious international course with plans to connect Mumbai and Delhi to key African destinations including Kenya and Egypt. CEO Vinay Dube reveals expansion strategy and expresses confidence in Boeing's del
PM Modi Champions Africa's Development Without Dependency
Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlines India's vision for Africa's development without dependency, emphasizing mutual growth and cooperation ahead of crucial G20 discussions.
Tanzania President Wins Election with 97% Vote Share
Tanzania's first female president Samia Suluhu Hassan secures landslide victory in disputed election while opposition cries foul over electoral irregularities and internet restrictions.
Koraga Tribe DNA Reveals Sixth Ancestral Component in Indians
Groundbreaking genetic research reveals Koraga tribes in Karnataka carry sixth ancestral component, tracing back to African origins and reshaping understanding of Indian population history.
Russia-Africa Partnership Grows in Mining & Education
Russia expands strategic partnership with African nations, focusing on mineral resource development and educational cooperation through scholarships and university collaborations.
Tanzania's President Samia Hassan wins re-election amid violence
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wins re-election with overwhelming majority while opposition alleges electoral violence and irregularities in Zanzibar.
Tanzania Crisis: 700+ Protesters Dead Says Opposition
Tanzania faces escalating political unrest as opposition groups report more than 700 protesters killed amid widespread demonstrations. Discover the triggers behind the violence and government response.
Telangana expands rice exports to Philippines, eyes Africa
Telangana's rice industry achieves major export breakthrough with Philippines shipment, setting stage for African market expansion. Discover how India's rice bowl is conquering international markets.
ASF Outbreak: 30 Assam Districts Affected, Cases Double
African Swine Fever spreads rapidly across Assam, affecting double the districts compared to previous year. Government implements emergency measures as pig deaths surge.
Bengal Coach: Shami Doesn't Need Certificate
Bengal cricket coach launches staunch defense of Mohammed Shami after selector Ajit Agarkar's comments, sparking heated debate about pace spearhead's T20 World Cup credentials.
Kenya Aircraft Crash: 12 Feared Dead in Remote Region
Breaking news from Kenya as aviation authorities confirm a light aircraft with 12 souls on board has crashed. Search and rescue operations are underway in the remote region.
92-year-old Paul Biya wins eighth term as Cameroon president
At 92 years young, Paul Biya secures another presidential term in Cameroon, extending his 41-year rule in a landmark election victory that solidifies his position as the world's oldest sitting president.
Ghana's Fantasy Coffins: Art in Burial Traditions
Discover Ghana's extraordinary fantasy coffin tradition where artisans craft symbolic coffins representing deceased individuals' lives, professions, and passions in breathtaking artistic forms.
Legendary Mexico Coach Manuel Lapuente Passes Away
The football community is in mourning following the passing of Manuel Lapuente, the iconic Mexican coach who famously managed El Tri during the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France. Remembered for his tactical brilliance and profound impact on Mexican football.
Tamarind's Journey: From Africa to Indian Kitchens
Explore the incredible migration story of tamarind, from its African origins to becoming India's beloved culinary treasure that transformed regional cuisines.
Rohit Sharma to retire after 2027 World Cup: Coach
Dinesh Lad, Rohit Sharma's childhood coach, makes stunning revelation about Indian captain's retirement plans following explosive century against Australia in Sydney.
Dangote Makes History: First African at $30.3B Net Worth
Nigerian business magnate Aliko Dangote creates financial history by becoming the first African-born billionaire to reach a staggering $30.3 billion net worth, driven by Dangote Refinery success.
Gujarat police raid liquor party, arrest 20 including Africans
In a major crackdown, Gujarat Police raided an upscale apartment hosting an illegal liquor party, arresting 20 individuals including 13 African nationals and suspected bootleggers in Ahmedabad.
Louvre's Colonial Robbery: Stolen Artefacts Exposed
A shocking revelation exposes how French officials systematically looted precious artefacts from West Africa in 1932, raising urgent questions about museum ethics and colonial restitution.
Page 3 of 4