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Liberia Faces FIFA Suspension as Election Dispute Hits Deadline
MONROVIA: The Liberia Football Association says it has received a final warning from FIFA to resolve an ongoing legal dispute threatening the country’s football governance, with a deadline set for April 9. According to the LFA, the warning follows a ruling by a civil court in Monrovia that granted a preliminary injunction halting the association’s
Trump Seeks $152 Million to Rebuild Alcatraz Prison
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. President Donald Trump has requested $152 million from Congress to begin rebuilding the former Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, as part of a proposal to return the historic island prison to active use. The funding request, submitted on Friday, marks a renewed push by the administration to repurpose the long-closed facility, once known
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Calvert-Lewin Bids Farewell to Everton After Nine Years
By: TPA Sports Desk | www.thepointafricanews.com/tpa-sports | United Kingdom Dominic Calvert-Lewin has officially confirmed he…
France Bans Smoking on Beaches, in Parks and Around Schools to Protect Children
France has implemented a new law prohibiting smoking in beaches, public parks, bus shelters, and…
Nigerian President Tinubu Receives Military Welcome in Saint Lucia
Nigerian President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu received a grand welcome to Saint Lucia on Saturday,…
Sudan Denies U.S. Accusations of Chemical Weapons Use as Sanctions Take Effect
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com The Sudanese government has rejected allegations made by the…
Mali Strikes Blow Against ISGS with Leader’s Capture
The Malian army announced on Saturday a significant victory in its fight against extremist groups,…
Uganda’s Enduring Question: The Legacy of a Long Rule and the Elusive Promise of Transition
For nearly forty years, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has been the singular, defining figure in Uganda’s…
Bangui Exam Hall Horror: 29 Dead, Hundreds Injured in Stampede
A devastating stampede at the Barthelemy Boganda Secondary School in Bangui has left at least…
New Chapter for Global Tax: US Wins Exemptions from G7
The United States and the Group of Seven (G7) nations have reached a significant agreement…
Liberia’s Un-Quiet Shadow: Charles Taylor’s Legacy – as His Defender Passes On
The news arrived subtly, a ripple from across the Atlantic, yet it stirred deep currents…
“I Guess We’re Not Going to See the Epstein Files After All”: Musk’s Claims and What’s Truly Behind the Curtain
In an era where outrage outpaces evidence, Elon Musk’s recent jab at Donald Trump may…
IMF Approves $448 Million Boost for Tanzania Under Dual Credit Programs
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved an immediate disbursement of approximately US$448.4 million (SDR 326.47…
DR Congo: Djangi Camp Targeted, 10 Fatalities Reported by AFP
Suspected CODECO militants launched a brutal assault on the Djangi displaced persons camp in the…
South Africa: Flood-Ravaged Eastern Cape Declared National Disaster as Death Toll Climbs
South Africa’s government has officially declared a national disaster in response to catastrophic flooding in…
Tehran Mourns Generals and Scientists Killed in Israel’s 12‑Day Campaign
Thousands of Iranians gathered in central Tehran on Saturday for the funeral of approximately 60…
Tinubu Embarks on Two-Nation Visit: Caribbean Diplomacy and BRICS Summit in Brazil
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will depart Abuja on Saturday, June 29, for a two-nation diplomatic…
Putin to Miss Brazil BRICS Summit Over ICC Arrest Warrant Concerns
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the upcoming BRICS summit in Brazil due to…
