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Tunisia’s Jabeur Vows To Come Back Swinging After Crushing U.S. Open Defeat

US. Open – Flushing Meadows, New York, United States – September 10, 2022 Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur looks dejected after the match  Ons Jabeur struggled to...

Double Prize Up For Grabs For U.S. Open Winner

U.S. Open – Flushing Meadows, New York, United States – September 9, 2022 Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz celebrates winning his semi final match against Frances...

Kanu Leads Sportsmen Mourning Queen Elizabet

Former Super Eagles star, Nwankwo Kanu, has led other African players across the world to pay their last respect to Queen Elizabeth II reports. The United...

Osimhen Out For Four Weeks

Nigeria international, Victor Osimhen, will miss at least three weeks of action after he was diagnosed with a grade two biceps femoris strain on Friday Osimhen...

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Loveworld Launches $1m Capital Fund to Finance Businesses

Fund unveiled at LTIF 2026 in Accra as Loveworld pushes plan to build a structured business and investment ecosystem ACCRA, Ghana — Loveworld has launched a $1 million capital fund to provide growth financing to entrepreneurs and businesses within its network, as the Loveworld Nation moves to strengthen...

LTIF 2026: Why Africa Must Move From Potential to Production

ACCRA, GHANA — Africa has no shortage of resources. It has land.It has minerals.It has a huge and youthful population.It has entrepreneurs.It has technology.And it has a continental market of more than a billion people. But at the 2026 Loveworld Trade & Investment Forum in Accra, the message was clear:...

Nepal Floods: 5,000 Missing And Their Grieving Families

With rescue operations over and more than 5,000 still unaccounted for, Nepal's 12-year presumption-of-death law is blocking death certificates, compensation and inheritance for flood-bereaved families. At the Pashupatinath temple on the banks of the Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Madan Lal Lawat stood with other families to honour relatives...