Argentina were the most targeted national team on social media during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with accusations of referee favouritism, corruption and xenophobia among the main forms of abuse directed at the side,a FIFA reportpublished on October 9 noted.
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A joint study by the OECD, World Bank and GGGI reveals that Morocco is already confronting systemic ecological shifts as active macroeconomic constraints. Monday 28/09/2026
For decades, the Nigerian and South African music scenes have enjoyed a creative bonanza despite the tensions between their countries. From “Coolest Kid in Africa” and “Soweto Baby” to the more recent “Isaka,” the exchange has become almost instinctive. Last year, Ciza, Thukuthela and JAZZWRLD brought Tems and Omah Lay onto the remix of “Isaka,”…
Africa has spent decades lowering tariffs, building regional institutions and negotiating market access, but trade has delivered far less structural transformation than its scale might suggest. The continent’s challenge is increasingly not whether it trades, but whether its economies are connected deeply enough for trade to generate manufacturing, productivity gains and jobs.
France’s most senior military commander has arrived in Egypt just days after Chinese J-16 fighter jets trained against French-made Rafales, a development that has drawn NATO attention as Cairo prepares to host Chinese President Xi Jinping during his upcoming Africa visit.
Karin Surber shares learnings from her trip abroad and ways to get involved in Global Week of Giving.
China, home to the world’s second-most powerful military by many global assessments, is deepening defence ties with Egypt, Africa’s strongest military by several measures, as Beijing expands its global military reach through joint exercises spanning three continents.