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Incarcerated former head of the Mali Football Federation (FEMAFOOT) Mamatou Touré “Bavieux” was re-elected as president on Tuesday. Bavieux managed to secure his re-election with a landslide victory during the general meeting held in Bamako. He won the vote with 61 votes, 1 abstention and 1 against. Remarkably, he was the only candidate whose file was accepted by the electoral ...

Hurricane Idalia is expected to undergo significant intensification, posing a substantial threat to the state of Florida. As Hurricane Idalia moves closer to the Florida coastline, meteorologists anticipate its transformation into a major hurricane. The storm has exhibited signs of intensification, raising concerns among authorities and residents alike. The projected path of Hurricane Idalia indicates a direct trajectory towards Florida, ...

Election authorities announced on Saturday that Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa had won a second term in office. However, the opposition disputed the outcome of a poll that foreign observers claimed did not meet democratic guidelines. According to official results released by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), Mnangagwa, 80 received 52.6% of the votes. His closest opponent Nelson Chamisa, 45, came ...

French authorities have recently taken a decision to implement a ban on the wearing of Islamic abayas within the school environment. This move aims to address concerns related to religious symbols and promote the principles of secularism. In an effort to uphold the principle of secularism, which is deeply ingrained in the French education system, the authorities have deemed it ...

Maui County is suing Hawaii electricity company over the deadly fire that leveled Lahaina. It alleges the destruction could have been avoided if power lines had been shut off. The lawsuit is the latest step in a growing critical focus on the power provider in the wake of the blaze. This blaze has killed at least 115 people, with videos ...