By Frank Ulom LILLE (CONVERSEER) – Brazil will need significant improvement ahead of next summer’s FIFA World Cup after playing out a 1-1 draw with a well-organised Tunisia during an international friendly in Lille on Tuesday night. The South Americans, chasing their first World Cup trophy in 24 years, were forced to settle for a…
Frank Ulom RABAT (CONVERSEER) – Les Léopards of the Democratic Republic of Congo have beaten the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon in Rabat, Morocco, in the CAF FIFA World Cup qualifiers playoff. The match ended Cameroon 0-1 DR Congo, thanks to a 90+1-minute goal from Chancel Mbemba. Cameroon, the most capped team for Africa in the…
LIVE VIDEO BELOW Converseer brings you the LIVE coverage of the match between Nigeria vs Gabon, the final CAF FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The Super Eagles of Nigeria need to win this game if they ever dream of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup in the Americas (United States, Canada and Mexico). Though it’s not…
By Joe Udo BAMAKO (CONVERSEER) – A TikTok influencer Mariam Cissé has been shot dead in front of a crowd by suspected jihadists in Mali, underlining how state control has been eroded in the West African nation. According to The Guardian UK, Cissé often wore combat attire to post videos in support of the country’s…
By Joe Udo ACCRA (CONVERSEER) – A Ghanaian gay football coach, Anyass Ibrahim, has allegedly raped a 16-year-old junior footballer of Siano Soccer Academy, Ransford Owosu, leading to his death. According to the Homicide Unit of the Ghana Police Service, Owosu’s mother reported the case following the death of her son in February. A viral…
By Muhyideen Jimoh ABUJA (NAN, CONVERSEER) – President Bola Tinubu on Friday evening received President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Although details of the meeting were not disclosed, it was believed to have focused on regional peace, security, and economic integration within West Africa. President Bio, who currently chairs…
By Vivian Ihechu ABUJA (NAN, CONVERSEER) – For many years, families like Faustin Menzan’s in Côte d’Ivoire, who farm cocoa in West Africa, have been suffering. They help produce chocolate for the whole world, but they never see enough money to live better. Their farms are old, the market price for cocoa is never stable,…
By Joe Udo ABIDJAN (CONVERSEER) – Côte d’Ivoire’s Constitutional Council on Tuesday formally declared President Alassane Ouattara re-elected after he secured nearly 90 per cent of the vote in the country’s October 25 presidential election. The announcement officially confirms the provisional results released earlier by the Independent Electoral Commission. Council President Chantal Nanaba Camara, the…
By Joe Udo KHARTOUM (CONVERSEER) – A recent trend is growing in Sudan where Jihadists not only separate children from the arms of their mothers but also slaughter them in front of their mothers and make the women watch. Those committing these crimes are not outside per se but Sudanese (though with the help of…
(MDN, CONVERSEER) – A storm is brewing over Moja Love TV’s programme Fake Pastors, with the South African Church Defenders (SACD) accusing the channel of promoting bias against Christianity. In a formal complaint to MultiChoice South Africa, the group claims the show “systematically ridicules and criminalises” the faith, portraying legitimate church leaders as fraudulent and…
