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Fifa boss Gianni Infantino. PHOTO GETTY IMAGES

Infantino opens door to 64-team World Cup

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Substantial obstacles remain regarding both mobility and connectivity in Africa. Photo Pexels/Victor Mwakapila

New Ibrahim report calls for faster progress on African mobility, connectivity

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah lewer haar tweede staatsrede. Foto Namibiese presidensie

Sona belowe 24 000 werksgeleenthede

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Namibiau2019s George Haikali in action against Libya during the AFCON Futsal qualifier in Swakopmund. PHOTOS MARIUD NGULA

Brave Five struggle in AFCON opener against Libya

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Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring the third goal for Egypt against Benin. Photo AFP/Getty Images

Salah seals Egypt win; Nigeria into Afcon quarters

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In this file image, Mo Ibrahim, mobile communications entrepreneur and billionaire, attended the "Mo Ibrahim Foundation" event in Marrakesh on 7 April 2017. PHOTO AFP

Ownership and accountability key to financing Africa’s agenda

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NDP6 wil korrupsie verminder

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Mo Ibrahim, founder and chair of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation. Photo contributed

Mo Ibrahim Foundation urges a paradigm shift in financing Africa’s development

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Namibian nuclear expert Colin Namalambo says African collaboration should lead nuclear energy and technology development on the continent.Photo MIRCO

Nuclear for Africa

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BACK TO SCHOOL AESTHETICS

Late shoppers have back to school retailers at wits' end

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INVEST IN THE FUTURE: Restoring the world's degraded land and holding back its deserts will require at least US$2.6 trillion in investment. Photo Unsplash/Lazarus Marson

UN calls for US$2.6 trillion investment to reverse land degradation

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Natanael Sebastian. Photo Andrew Poolman

Tough opponent awaits Natanael

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