Football returns to scene of tragedy

26-year-old striker Leopold Angong Oben dies after collapsing whilst playing for Cameroonian second division team Dynamo de Douala.

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Mufti Abubakar Zubeir bin Ally yesterday appealed to the government to take initiatives by holding talks with their Saudi Arabia counterparts to chart new ways of averting future disasters during the pilgrimage.

Andrew Harding looks at Zimbabwe opposition splits

AS Vita Club and TP Mazembe will meet this weekend in a Champions League tie only two weeks after their last match ended in tragedy.

The drowning of more than 300 migrants in the Mediterranean Sea this week could have been prevented with better EU lifesaving provision, experts say.

News of losing a loved one had really struck Mr Abraham Kanyenye that it somewhat affected his performance at Tanganyika Instant Coffee company (TANICA) in Bukoba where he worked as a marketing manager.

Pretoria - A 27-year-old trainee pilot has died in a plane crash in north Pretoria, after apparently losing control of his microlight aircraft.
Dawie du Toit, an instructor at the flight school Rosslyn Micro Flyers in Pretoria, was in the air on Sunday morning scouring the landscape for a missing plane, Netwerk24 reported on Monday.
It was his colleague, Marthinus Nel, who noticed the crash scene of one of his students from the air.
"It started burning on impact," said Du Toit.
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