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Morocco Wins Men’s Football Bronze
AfriqueCAN: The prolific Soufiane Rahimi scored twice and captain Achraf Hakimi netted a stunning free-kick as Morocco hammered Egypt 6-0…
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Injury Woes Mount For Ten Hag Before Community Shield
AfriqueCAN: Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag faces a defensive headache as injuries continue to plague his side’s preparations for…
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Thugs Warn Lagos Residents Against Joining August 1 Protest
AfriqueCAN: Ahead of nationwide protests against poor governance starting August 1, a concerning video has emerged showing thugs intimidating market…
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PROTEST: Organisers Reject IGP’s Proposal for Confined Protests
AfriqueCAN: ORGANISERS of the planned #EndBadGovernance nationwide protests scheduled for August 1, have rejected proposals for a confined protest www.AfriqueCAN.com…
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PROTEST: Kano Mobilisers Reveal Identities
AfriqueCAN: Kano State mobilisers for the nationwide planned protest against bad governance have revealed their identities and rolled out demands…
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Egypt Qualifies For Olympic Football Knockouts
AfriqueCAN: Egypt reached the quarter-finals of the men’s Olympic football after completing the group stage with a surprise 2-1 win…
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UK Police Arrest Egyptian Man Following Migrant Boat Death
The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) on Tuesday said its officers had arrested a man in connection with a small…
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Customs Suspend Import Duties, Taxes On Essential Food Items
AfriqueCAN: The Nigeria Customs Service has suspended import duties and taxes on essential food items. This was revealed in a…
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No Amount of money Is Enough To Sacrifice For Freedom – Mr. Macaroni
Social activist and skit maker, Debo Adebayo, better known as Mr Macaroni, has said that no money, position or connection…
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Sudan Conditionally Accepts Invitation to Peace Talks
Sudan’s government conditionally accepted on Tuesday an invitation to attend U.S.-sponsored peace talks in Geneva, raising hopes that the talks…
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