Etihad Airways and Tunisair Sign Codeshare Agreement for Abu Dhabi–Tunis RouteEtihad Airways and Tunisair have signed a codeshare agreement aimed at strengthening air links between North Africa and Abu Dhabi and supporting travel, tourism, and business demand between the two regions. Under the partnership, travellers can now book flights between Abu Dhabi and Tunis using either airline’s code on Etihad-operated services. Antonoaldo Neves, Chief Executive Officer at Etihad Airways, said: “Partnering with Tunisair brings Abu Dhabi closer to travellers across North Africa. Abu Dhabi is a strategic market for Tunisair, and our collaboration with Etihad further expands the range of connections available to passengers across our network. Etihad currently has more than 40 codeshare partnerships worldwide, offering connections to over 500 destinations.

As artificial intelligence increasingly influences decision-making in health care, its impact depends on how well it supports clinicians on the front lines. Sylvester Tafirenyika, an AI and machine-learning engineer, is focused on building tools designed to improve health care outcomes and reduce avoidable hospital readmissions. At the center of his current work is a patented AI system designed to help hospitals reduce avoidable readmissions. It focuses on 10 leading conditions associated with hospital readmissions: heart disease, cancer, stroke, COPD, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, respiratory infections and trauma. Tafirenyika said his approach to AI prioritizes privacy, reliability and clarity in health care environments where decisions carry serious consequences.

CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Despite the availability of haptic, or touch, devices for visually impaired supporters at the Africa Cup…CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Despite the availability of haptic, or touch, devices for visually impaired supporters at the Africa Cup of Nations, none will be available when Morocco plays Senegal in Sunday’s final in front of up to 69,500 supporters. Images of blind and visually impaired supporters using the devices at Africa Cup games were widely shared on social media. “As an initiative to show that blind and visually impaired people can watch soccer games, it’s a positive step. “I felt like I could see the ball,” El Hachimi told the AP. “This final, with the national team playing, should have included better representation of blind fans,” El Hachimi said.

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Beyond what unfolds on the pitch, the expression of culture by passionate supporters in the stands is an essential part of the African football festival. At the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, Africa has once again showcased its enduring love for both the game and its rich cultural identity. Thanks to the proximity of North African nations, Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia have also been strongly represented at the tournament. For Egyptian fans, placards bearing messages to star player Mohamed Salah are a familiar sight. Their chants rarely pause across the full 90 minutes, creating an atmosphere that feels capable of lifting the stadium roof.

Yet one of the most persistent obstacles to realizing this vision is the prevalence of child marriage and its negative impact on Africa’s productive capacities. Child marriage is among the most underestimated structural constraints on Africa’s capacity to harness its demographic dividend. Translating evidence into effective policies will require a shift in approach — a one where ending child marriage is seen as a core component of Africa’s economic strategy. Ending child marriage practice will not, on its own, ensure that Africa will reach its development goals. Recognizing that ending child marriage is an economic as much as social imperative would be an important step forward.

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ENI Launches the Floating of the Hull of the Coral North FLNG VesselItalian major ENI has launched the Hull of the Coral North Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) vessel, a performative event, in line with the project’s schedule. Coral North will be the second next-generation floating LNG facility to be located in the Rovuma basin, offshore Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, and will produce gas from the northern part of the Coral field on the Area 4 Licence in deepwater. With a liquefaction production capacity of 3.6Million tonnes per year (MMTPA), Coral North will double Mozambique’s total LNG production to 7 MMTPA. ENI first discovered natural gas in Mozambique’s vast deepwater Rovuma Basin in 2011, five years after it showed up in the country. Coral South, the first gas production project from the Basin, has already successfully delivered over 135 LNG cargoes to the market.

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According to Western media, the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) held this year in Morocco has emerged as a major success, far beyond the realm of sport. A true showcase of contemporary Morocco, CAN 2025 has highlighted the substantial investments made in recent years in sports infrastructure, transport networks and the capacity to host major international events. This success has reassured sporting authorities, international partners, sponsors and investors alike. U.S. officials, including the FBI director, traveled to Morocco to observe the measures implemented, particularly in anticipation of upcoming major sporting events. Above all, it confirms the vision championed by King Mohammed VI: that of a pivot Morocco, capable of combining sport, diplomacy and security to consolidate its standing on the international stage.

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— CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali saved two penalties including the first from Mohamed Salah for Nigeria to beat Egypt 4-2 in a penalty shootout for third place at the Africa Cup Nations on Saturday. It was the Super Eagles’ second consecutive penalty shootout following a scoreless draw after losing the semifinal to Morocco on penalties on Wednesday. Salah had been kept quiet by Nigeria’s defenders and was unable to add to his 11 Africa Cup goals altogether. Osimhen was taken off in extra time of that game just before the penalty shootout. ___AP at the Africa Cup: https://apnews.com/hub/africa-cup-of-nations

King Mohammed VI was represented at the inauguration ceremony of the newly elected President of Guinea, General Mamadi Doumbouya, held this Saturday in Conakry, by Lower House Speaker Rachid Talbi El Alami. At the ceremony, held at Lansana-Conté Stadium, General Mamadi Doumbouya took the oath of office as President of Guinea for a new seven-year term, in the presence of several heads of state and government, presidents of institutions, as well as representatives of international organizations and foreign delegations. King Mohammed VI had sent a message of congratulations to General Mamadi Doumbouya on his election to the highest office of Guinea, wherein he voiced Morocco’s resolve to consolidate partnership with Guinea. In this message, the King emphasized that Morocco attaches particular importance to strengthening the historic bonds of fraternal friendship and solidarity-based cooperation that unite it with Guinea, and voiced his readiness to act in concert with Doumbouya to consolidate the scope of Moroccan-Guinean partnership and to work towards shared African prosperity.