Charles Oliveira beat Michael Chandler in his most recent fight, and now wants to fight for a belt when he returns.

Ex-UFC and PFL heavyweight Maurice Greene is crossing over from the cage to in front of the camera after scoring a featured role in a new horror film produced by Oscar winner Jordan Peele

Tom Aspinall kept it short with his most recent Jon Jones comment.

Mayra Bueno Silva is targeting a September return to the octagon — and she volunteers to go to enemy territory.

Carlo Ancelotti has eluded speaking about his future after recent reports that again linked the Real Madrid coach with a move to Brazil’s national team

The choice of Goma, held by rebels since January has elicited differing thoughts from residents

A judge has approved the trial of two apartheid-era police officers for their involvement in the 1982 assassination of three student activists

CHADEMA said Friday that the family and lawyers of Tundu Lissu had failed to see him at a Dar es salaam jail where he had been kept since his arrest on April 9

Tunisia on Friday handed opponents of President Kais Saied lengthy jail terms after convicting them of plotting against state security

An exhibition at the Yves Saint Laurent museum in Marrakech delves into the colorful world of birds, exploring the creative influence that they have inspired in Mexican arts from ancient times to present day.

Iran on Friday sought support from Russia over a possible deal with Washington over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program, ahead of a second round of talks this weekend in Rome.

In a sweeping operation led by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), 219 people—primarily foreign nationals—have been rescued from a suspected human trafficking and cybercrime ring operating in Oyarifa, a suburb of Accra.

Tidjane Thiam, a former Credit Suisse CEO, won a near-unanimous vote to represent the Democratic Party of Ivory Coast in an upcoming presidential election, the party announced.

Africanews focuses on the most striking images of the day's news.

The most recent wave of displacement, triggered by renewed violence and the dismantling of internally displaced persons (IDP) camps, has forced over a million people into precarious conditions. Humanitarian actors are on the ground, but their operations are hampered by serious funding shortfalls