RIZIN announces the first six heavyweights that be part of the upcoming grand prix in Tokyo in early May.

Paul Felder’s manager Brian Butler responds to UFC welterweight Colby Covington claiming Felder was handcuffed to a toilet by military police.

In recent months, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has also shuffled the heads of police and intelligence service

The 74-year-old was best known for exposing government corruption and launching what became the country’s most popular and critical independent newspaper.

Their anger appears to have resurfaced after Israel resumed its military campaign in Gaza following a nearly two-month ceasefire.

US-based consumer advocacy group, Consumer Reports, says the 10 products they looked at contain cancer-causing agents and unsafe levels of lead.

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

Dan Hooker spared no detail in updating fans on the hand injury that forced him out of a fight with Justin Gaethje.

Logan Paul reveals he actually reached out to UFC CEO Dana White about competing for at least one night in the UFC but he never heard back and he believes a failed experiment with CM Punk might explain why.

Charles Oliveira urges the UFC to get the deal done for a rematch with Islam Makhachev for the UFC lightweight gold.

Jan Blachowicz releases a statement on his loss to Carlos Ulberg at UFC London, suggesting the judges got it wrong.

Artem Vakhitov, who holds a win over ex-UFC champion Alex Pereira from their kickboxing days, is no longer planning to sign with the UFC after receiving a contract offer from the promotion following a win on Dana White’s Contender Series.

Engage Men's clinic relied on USAID and PEPFAR funding to provide HIV treatment and prevention services. With its closure, concerns have surfaced over how members of the community will gain access to services and treatment they desperately need

At least 54 people were killed in a military airstrike on a local market in Sudan’s western region, aid groups reported Tuesday

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed that a mysterious illness that killed more than 50 people earlier this year was malaria