In Mali, music was once silenced by extremists, but some refused to stop. Now they are rebuilding, keeping traditional sounds alive, and helping the next generation rise through rhythm.

This article explores the spectacular arrivals of the participating teams, highlighting their fashion statements, the joy of music, and the dance moves that have turned airports into vibrant stages.

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From Pandharpur's pilgrimage trails to a former US president's 2025 playlist, a 13th-century Marathi prayer for universal ...

Teams have begun arriving in Morocco for the 35th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), which kicks off this weekend.

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Wesley Louissant--a.k.k. Wesli--is a Montreal-based singer/composer/guitarist/bandleader from Haiti. His stylistic range is deep and wide, and he's a dynamo on stage, as we've learned seeing his ...

Amid the racism and sexism accusations aimed at Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos, the Belgian grey head will at least have ...

Bill Bell — Willis Bell — was an American photographer who settled in Ghana, and we became close. He published “The Roadmakers” (1961) [a collaborative photo essay done with the playwright Efua ...

Somaiya Vidyavihar marked its 84th Foundation Day, reflecting on the institution’s journey since 1942 and its growing role in ...