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Timothy Weah debuts for PSG 23 years after his father George Weah played for the club
Timothy Weah's debut at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) reminded fans of the glory days Liberia's President George Weah, a former PSG striker played for the French team....
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Kenya sent its first female athlete to the Winter Olympics games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The presence of African athletes at this year's Winter Olympics has...
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Robert Nester Marley is no doubt an icon. In 1980, he performed in Zimbabwe during the independence day celebrations, the only African country in which he...
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We all enjoy sex but we don’t really talk about it – one reason that the topic of sextech is so emotionally charged. Artificial intelligence has...

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Timothy Weah debuts for PSG 23 years after his father George Weah played for the club

Watch: Deaf Eritrean twins Heroda and Hermon Berhane break disability barriers in fashion world

Meet 19 year-old Sabrina Wanjiku Simader, Kenya’s first female athlete at the Winter Olympics

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