Omo-Agege Siena elected vice president Africa Boxing Federation
Boxing gloves. Photo: JIJI
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Maximising the Democratic Republic of Congo's economic potential
It is the second largest country in Africa and the third most populous. The Democratic Republic of Congo is a key player on the continent. It has one of the strongest growth rates in the sub-Saharan region. Euronews went to the Congolese capital, Kinshasa to observe an unprecedented conference designed to explore the country's economic strengths and weaknesses.
Manchester City's James Trafford reacts to England win as several Bolton Wanderers players on international duty
Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper James Trafford played the full game as England's under-21s beat Germany 3-1.
World Cup Group F: Morocco's sprinkling of stars offer hope of a successful tournament
Morocco have qualified for successive World Cups for the first time since 1998, and will arrive in Qatar led by manager Walid Regragui.
U.S.-based promoter tips ‘TP Rock’ to rule boxing world
Professional boxing promoter and manager in the United States, Nelson Aiyelabowo, has expressed optimism about the chances of one of his light heavyweight boxers, Tope Tajudeen Musa, aka ‘TP Rock,’ dominating the boxing world with his recent killer form.
Road to Qatar: how Morocco qualified for World Cup 2022 - in pictures
Entering African qualification in the second round, Morocco breezed through with a 100 per cent record.
Road to Qatar: how Senegal qualified for World Cup 2022
It has already been a year to remember for Sadio Mane and Senegal, before a ball has even been kicked at the Qatar World Cup.
Kenya's Ruto warns of risk of 'starvation in Horn of Africa' due to climate change
Asked about the ongoing conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region, Ruto said he was "very concerned", saying "whatever happens in Ethiopia gets to Kenya". However, he expressed confidence that under an African Union framework, "we should be able to bring the sides to the [negotiating] table at the earliest possible opportunity."