Nigeria and Libya, after a tense encounter during the Africa Cup of Nations qualifying, meet again in the AfroBasket 2025 qualification, with D’Tigers facing Libya in Group B. The Nigerian basketball team is in Tripoli for the tournament, playing against Libya today, Uganda tomorrow, and Cape Verde on Sunday. Libya’s Ministry of Sports is hosting the qualifiers in Tripoli from February 21 to 23, showcasing its organizational success and support for Arab and African sports.
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Congo and M23 Agree to a Cease-Fire in Qatar
The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rwanda-backed militia M23 announced a joint commitment to cease hostilities and seek a lasting peace agreement, surprising observers given prior statements from President Felix Tshisekedi about not negotiating directly with M23. The United States and the UN have accused Rwanda of supporting M23, which claims to defend the interests of Kinyarwanda-speaking communities in Congo. Despite the announcement and ongoing negotiations in Qatar, skepticism remains about the potential for...
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