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El presidente de la CAF visita Dakar tras la retirada del título a Senegal

El presidente de la CAF visita Dakar tras la retirada del título a Senegal

El presidente de la Confederación Africana de Fútbol (CAF), Patrice Motsepe, se halla de visita este miércoles en Dakar, cerca de un mes después de la decisión de despojar a Senegal de su título de campeón de África en beneficio de Marruecos.
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Hundreds march in Senegal's capital over broken government promises and rising costs

Hundreds march in Senegal's capital over broken government promises and rising costs

Hundreds of workers, union members and opposition supporters march in Senegal's capital, Dakar, protesting broken government promises and a worsening cost of living
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Comba Telecom and SCOMM Partner to Enhance Indoor Wireless Coverage in Morocco

Comba Telecom and SCOMM Partner to Enhance Indoor Wireless Coverage in Morocco

Comba Telecom, a provider of wireless communication solutions, has partnered with SICOTEL Communications (SCOMM), a Moroccan telecom and ICT solutions integrator, to improve indoor wireless coverage across Morocco. The partnership was formalized through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed at the GITEX Africa 2026 event in Marrakech. This collaboration aims to develop and implement advanced in-building solutions (IBS) to meet the increasing demand for seamless indoor wireless coverage in various venues such as commercial, industrial, and public spaces. Comba will contribute its ComFlex MAX solution, known for its scalability and high-quality network coverage, while SCOMM will leverage its local market expertise and deployment capabilities. The partnership is aligned with Morocco's nationwide 5G rollout, targeting over 25% coverage by the end of 2026.
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Comba and SCOMM Partner to Enhance Indoor Wireless Coverage in Morocco

Comba and SCOMM Partner to Enhance Indoor Wireless Coverage in Morocco

Comba Telecom, a provider of wireless communication solutions, has partnered with SICOTEL Communications (SCOMM), a Moroccan telecom and ICT solutions integrator, to improve indoor wireless coverage across Morocco. This collaboration was formalized through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed during the GITEX Africa 2026 event in Marrakech. The partnership aims to develop and implement advanced in-building solutions (IBS) to meet the increasing demand for seamless indoor wireless connectivity in commercial, industrial, and public venues. As Morocco targets over 25% 5G coverage by the end of 2026, this initiative is crucial for supporting the country's ambitious 5G rollout plans. Comba will contribute its ComFlex MAX solution, known for its flexibility and scalability, while SCOMM will leverage its local market expertise and deployment capabilities.
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François Ozon's 'The Stranger' Offers a Modern Take on Camus' Classic

François Ozon's 'The Stranger' Offers a Modern Take on Camus' Classic

François Ozon's 'The Stranger' Offers a Modern Take on Camus' Classic
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Groups by Beyond Launches New Touring Programs in Africa and the Middle East

Groups by Beyond Launches New Touring Programs in Africa and the Middle East

Groups by Beyond Launches New Touring Programs in Africa and the Middle East
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Inwi and China Mobile Launch Morocco's First Private 5G Network for Industrial Use

Inwi and China Mobile Launch Morocco's First Private 5G Network for Industrial Use

Moroccan telecommunications company Inwi, in collaboration with China Mobile International, has launched the first private 5G network in Morocco dedicated to industrial applications. This network, unveiled at the GITEX Africa 2026 event in Marrakesh, is deployed at a 52-hectare industrial site in the Oriental region. The initiative aims to support Industry 4.0 by providing a highly automated and digitalized platform to enhance operational performance. The private 5G infrastructure is designed to offer ultra-low latency, high stability, and dynamic quality of service, facilitating the deployment of IoT solutions and intelligent industrial control systems. Huawei, a Chinese vendor, is also involved in the project, providing tailored 5G solutions for various sectors including mining, renewable energy, agriculture, and logistics.
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Accor and Risma Strengthen Partnership to Boost Moroccan Tourism

Accor and Risma Strengthen Partnership to Boost Moroccan Tourism

Accor and Risma Strengthen Partnership to Boost Moroccan Tourism
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Senegal Government Suspends Foreign Trips Amid Rising Oil Prices

Senegal Government Suspends Foreign Trips Amid Rising Oil Prices

Senegal has announced a suspension of foreign trips for its ministers as a cost-cutting measure in response to surging global oil prices. The decision was revealed by Sonko during a youth rally, where he highlighted the fiscal strain caused by oil prices nearly doubling from initial budget projections. This move is part of broader efforts by Senegal to manage public expenditure amidst escalating energy costs, which are partly driven by tensions in the Middle East. Despite recent developments in its domestic oil and gas sector, Senegal remains heavily reliant on imported fuel, making it vulnerable to global price fluctuations. The country had previously been experiencing robust economic growth, but high public debt continues to pose challenges.
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Juventus 2 – Genoa 0: Initial reaction and random observations

Juventus 2 – Genoa 0: Initial reaction and random observations

Juventus got three massive points in the chase for the top four thanks to a big first half and an unlikely hero coming off the bench to keep Genoa off the scoreboard.
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Reading 1-2 Lincoln City: Player Ratings

Reading 1-2 Lincoln City: Player Ratings

The Royals put in a poor showing against now-promoted Lincoln City, as Ross writes.
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Reading 1-2 Lincoln City: Playoff Bid Over?

Reading 1-2 Lincoln City: Playoff Bid Over?

Lewis Wing drew the Royals level late on, but Reading once again were punished in the 96th minute.