Where Humanity Meets the Headlines
Equatorial Guinea goalkeeper Jesus Owono withdraws from Afcon qualifiers after the death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel in a collision during a match.
Kenyan pharmacists warn against a viral trend of inserting allergy tablets into the vagina for tightening, citing serious health risks and urging women to stop.
Several young politicians with African roots won historic victories in the US midterms, from the first Muslim senator to the first Gen Z congresswoman.
Doris Adu Gyamfi, mother of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong who was fatally shot in New York, has flown to the US seeking justice and to plan his funeral.
The NBA has revealed that Rwanda's army team APR was removed from the Basketball Africa League due to US sanctions, following pressure from US senators.
An Ethiopian-born US contractor pleads guilty to leaking classified intelligence to Ethiopia during the Tigray war, potentially aiding in targeting fighters.
South Africans vote in local elections that could further weaken the ANC, with polls predicting a drop to 30% support amid anger over corruption and poor services.
Libya's Dar al-Ifta bans Muslims from buying, selling, or wearing Nike clothing, citing polytheism and support for Israel.