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Breathtaking images from her trip to Africa with Saif Ali Khan and their sons Taimur and Jehangir shared on social media by Kareena Kapoor Khan.
 

Kareena Kapoor shares new breathtaking photos from Africa, calls herself 'safari chic'

Kareena will now begin work on Rhea Kapoor's The Crew, which also stars Kriti Sanon, Diljit Dosanjh and Tabu.

Breathtaking images from her trip to Africa with Saif Ali Khan and their sons Taimur and Jehangir shared on social media by Kareena Kapoor Khan.
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Kareena Kapoor and husband Saif Ali Khan are currently on vacation in Africa's jungles. Kareena has been sharing breathtaking wildlife photos as well as candid photos of herself, Saif, and their sons Taimur and Jehangir since her arrival in Africa. On Saturday, she shared a photo of two lionesses standing on a massive tree trunk with her followers. She also shared a photo of her outfit for the day.&nbsp;
Kareena captioned a photo of herself on Instagram Stories, "It's called Safari Chic." She is dressed in a printed beige shirt and pyjamas, a sleeveless winter jacket, and sunglasses as she stands beside a jeep. Kareena captioned a photo of two lionesses standing on a tree in the middle of the desert, "When time stood still..."
On Friday, she captioned a photo of herself posing with Taimur near a fallen tree, "Bush and Beta." She also shared a picture from her candlelight dinner with the blue skies in the background and captioned it, "Cobalt blue nights".
She had previously shared a photo of a herd of Zebras and credited Saif as the photographer. She captioned the image, 'Good morning from Africa',&nbsp; and added, 'by my gorgeous Saif Ali Khan.' She also shared a photo of herself relaxing during the day while zebras grazed behind her. 'What you doin?" she captioned the photo. Nothing...just hanging out with my new friends.'
On the work front, Kareena will now begin work on Rhea Kapoor's The Crew, which also stars Kriti Sanon, Diljit Dosanjh and Tabu. Last year, she had wrapped up the shoot of Sujoy Ghosh's next thriller film which is based on the book The Devotion Of Suspect X, also starring Vijay Varma and Jaideep Ahlawat. This year, she wrapped up shooting for Hansal Mehta's next in London.
Saif, on the other hand, will next be seen in Adipurush, a pan-India film starring Kriti Sanon and Prabhas. He also owns the Hindi adaptation of the popular Nordic drama series The Bridge.
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The Moroccan team players waited for hours at the airport but a direct flight to Constantine was never approved by the host nation Algeria.

Morocco-Algeria tensions see Atlas Lions withdraw from African Nations Championship

Defending Champions Morocco, after hours of waiting at the airport, withdrew from the African Nations Championship after hosts Algeria reportedly denied their travel request.
Click for details.

The Moroccan team players waited for hours at the airport but a direct flight to Constantine was never approved by the host nation Algeria.

Morocco, the winners of the last two editions of the African Nations Championship, withdrew from the tournament after the Algerian government rejected their direct flight request to travel to Constantine.
Algeria severed diplomatic ties with Morocco in 2021, citing hostile actions from their neighbours. The dispute meant that all direct flights between the two countries were suspended.
And while the Atlas Lions' under-23 team waited for hours at the Rabat-Sale airport, with CAF President Patrice Motsepe and FIFA President Gianni Infantino also in attendance, approval from the Algerian govt never came through.
(With AP inputs)
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The Moroccan Football Federation has said that the team will only travel to Algeria if there is a direct flight from Morocco to Algeria

Moroccon National football team to boycott African Nations Championship? 

After turning heads at the FIFA World Cup, Morocco might boycott the African Nations Championship next month.
Here's why.

The Moroccan Football Federation has said that the team will only travel to Algeria if there is a direct flight from Morocco to Algeria

Morocco's national football team which made heads turn at the recently concluded FIFA World Cup 2022, might boycott the African Nations Championship set to start on January 13.&nbsp;
The Moroccan Football Federation has demanded that the team will only travel to Algeria, where the tournament will be hosted, if there is a direct flight from the Moroccan capital Rabat to the Algerian city of Constantine, where Morocco's games are scheduled to be played.&nbsp;
Due to their ongoing dispute over Western Sahara, the 2 neighbours severed diplomatic ties last year because of which Algeria banned Moroccan military and commercial aircraft from its airspace. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/after-one-month-in-hospital-pele-shows-no-sign-of-improvement-1672294666198">After one month in hospital, Pele shows no sign of improvement</a> Algeria's government is yet to respond to the demand.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe has announced that Guinea will not be hosting the 2025 African Cup of Nations as decided earlier.

Guinea lose 2025 Africa Cup of Nations hosting rights 

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced that Guinea has been stripped of the hosting rights for the 2025 edition of the African Cup of nations.

Here's the reason why

The 24-team 2025 African Cup of Nations will not be played in Guinea as the Confederation of African Football has stripped the nation of hosting rights due to lack of infrastructure.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Patrice Motsepe has announced that Guinea will not be hosting the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) anymore.
Motsepe came to the conclusion after a meeting with the country's top hierarchy, citing that Guinea's infrastructure and facilities are not yet ready to host a world-class AFCON tournament.
It was Senegal who won the last tournament in Cameroon, having overcome Egypt in the penalty shootout.
While there's no update on who will now host the tournament, the bidding for the event is expected to reopen in the coming days.

Amid the Covid pandemic, a case of the monkeypox virus infecting a person has grabbed headlines in the United Kingdom. Monkeypox is a rare infection spread by wild animals in parts of west or central Africa, as per UK's National Health Service (NHS).
The patient in UK suffering from monkeypox had a travel history to Nigeria, and is now receiving care at the expert infectious disease unit at the Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London.
Human-to-human transmission is rare in the disease, but it does occur. It's possible to catch the disease from an infected person if their clothing, bedding, or towels are touched. Touching a patient's skin blisters or scabs, or their coughs and sneezes can also spread the virus.
A person can catch monkeypox by getting bitten by an infected animal, or touching its blood, body fluids, spots, blisters, or scabs. It's also possible to get infected by eating the animal's meat in case it's not cooked properly.
The initial symptoms include fever, headache, muscle ache, swollen glands, chills, and exhaustion. A rash can appear between the first and fifth day, beginning from the face. The rash turns into blisters which fall off as scabs.
The symptoms can clear up in 2 to 4 weeks, as per the NHS. Severe illness can occur in some individuals.

Monkeypox virus infection reported in UK: see how it spreads, symptoms

Monkeypox virus infection reported in UK amid Covid: see how it spreads, symptoms


Monkeypox: human-to-human transmission is rare but it can occur if patient's clothing, bedding, or towels are touched.

Amid the Covid pandemic, a case of the monkeypox virus infecting a person has grabbed headlines in the United Kingdom. Monkeypox is a rare infection spread by wild animals in parts of west or central Africa, as per UK's National Health Service (NHS).
The patient in UK suffering from monkeypox had a travel history to Nigeria, and is now receiving care at the expert infectious disease unit at the Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London.
Human-to-human transmission is rare in the disease, but it does occur. It's possible to catch the disease from an infected person if their clothing, bedding, or towels are touched. Touching a patient's skin blisters or scabs, or their coughs and sneezes can also spread the virus.
A person can catch monkeypox by getting bitten by an infected animal, or touching its blood, body fluids, spots, blisters, or scabs. It's also possible to get infected by eating the animal's meat in case it's not cooked properly.
The initial symptoms include fever, headache, muscle ache, swollen glands, chills, and exhaustion. A rash can appear between the first and fifth day, beginning from the face. The rash turns into blisters which fall off as scabs.
The symptoms can clear up in 2 to 4 weeks, as per the NHS. Severe illness can occur in some individuals.

The Nigerian government has suspended Twitter &lsquo;indefinitely&rsquo; in the African nation two days after the microblogging website removed President Muhammadu Buhari&rsquo;s tweets threatening violent action against regional secessionists.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed announced the suspension on Friday and said that the action is in response to the persistent use of the social media platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria's corporate existence" The government has also decided to start licensing all OTT and social media operations in Nigeria.
Twitter has called the suspension &lsquo;deeply concerning&rsquo; .
In the now deleted twitter thread, Buhari had referred to the country&rsquo;s 1967-1970 ciivl war. He chided the youth for misbehaving and said people like him, those who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand.
Twitter had removed the President&rsquo;s tweets as it violated the company&rsquo;s &lsquo;abusive behaviour&rsquo; policy.
Nigerian government has been at odds with Twitter for a while. In April the government reacted angrily when Twitter set up its first African office in neighbouring Ghana.
Twitter was also the platform that launched the movement against police brutality in the country. The #EndSARS campaign even got support from Twitter chief Jack Dorsey, who tweeted to encourage his followers to donate for the cause.

Nigeria suspends Twitter after site deletes President's tweets 

//Nigeria suspends Twitter 'indefinitely' after site deleted President's tweets //Twitter removed Buhari's&nbsp;thread warning regional secessionists&nbsp; //Govt says suspension to protect Nigeria's corporate existence&nbsp; //The microblogging&nbsp;website&nbsp;called the suspension "deeply concerning"&nbsp; //Twitter removed the tweets as it violated the company's 'abusive behaviour' policy&nbsp;

The Nigerian government has suspended Twitter &lsquo;indefinitely&rsquo; in the African nation two days after the microblogging website removed President Muhammadu Buhari&rsquo;s tweets threatening violent action against regional secessionists. In the now deleted twitter thread, Buhari had referred to the country&rsquo;s 1967-1970 ciivl war. He chided the youth for misbehaving and said people like him, those who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand. Twitter had removed the President&rsquo;s tweets as it violated the company&rsquo;s &lsquo;abusive behaviour&rsquo; policy. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed announced the suspension on Friday and said that the action is in response to the persistent use of the social media platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria's corporate existence" Twitter has called the suspension &lsquo;deeply concerning&rsquo;.

Meet 70-year-old&nbsp;Yacouba Sawadogo&nbsp;from&nbsp;Burkina Faso in West Africa, who is popularly known as the 'man who stopped the desert'.
A major drought ravaged the region in the 1970s and 1980s, forcing majority of the people to flee to other parts of the country. But Sawadogo&nbsp;stayed on and invented a method of growing plants in pits to trap water.
After four-decades of employing this 'Zai pits' technique, he has been able to create a&nbsp;40-hectare oasis of thorny acacia, yellow-fruiting saba and other trees near his village.
The region that was once a desert without the shade of a single tree is now a beautiful forest.&nbsp;

Meet the 75-year-old African who brought life back to arid lands 

Meet 75-year-old&nbsp;Yacouba Sawadogo&nbsp;from&nbsp;Burkina Faso in West Africa, popularly known as the 'man who stopped the desert'.
A major drought ravaged the region in the 1970s and 80s, forcing majority of the people to flee to the other parts of the country. But Sawadogo&nbsp;stayed on and invented a method of growing plants in pits to trap water.
After four-decades of employing 'Zai pits' technique, he has been able to create a&nbsp;40-hectare oasis of thorny acacia, yellow-fruiting saba and other trees near his village.
The region that was once a desert without the shade of a single tree is now a beautiful forest.&nbsp;
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7-year-old Virat Chandra, from Hyderabad, summited Africa's highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro on March 6, making him one of the youngest to achieve the feat.
Virat had to undergo rigorous training for 75 days before he could undertake the challenge. On his journey, he had to overcome many hurdles, including facing a lack of oxygen.
Even as a younger child, Virat was able to complete 10,000 steps a day, his father said, signalling his physical strength.

7-year-old from Hyderabad scales Mt. Kilimanjaro 

7-year-old Virat Chandra from Hyderabad is one of the youngest person to summit&nbsp;Africa's highest peak Mt. Kilimanjaro&nbsp;

7-year-old Virat Chandra, from Hyderabad, summited Africa's highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro on March 6, making him one of the youngest to achieve the feat.
Virat had to undergo rigorous training for 75 days before he could undertake the challenge. On his journey, he had to overcome many hurdles, including facing a lack of oxygen.
Even as a younger child, Virat was able to complete 10,000 steps a day, his father said, signalling his physical strength.

In a rare find, scientists at the Giraffe Conservation Foundation were surprised to spot two giraffe dwarves in Namibia and Uganda.
Most giraffes grow between 15-20 feet, but back in 2018, scientists found an 8 1/2 foot giraffe in Namibia and 3 years before that, they spotted a 9-foot-3-inch tall giraffe in Uganda.
The paper, published recently in the British Medical Journal, stated that both giraffes had long necks but short legs. The condition called skeletal dysplasia is rare in wild animals, the report said.

Two giraffe dwarves spotted in Africa stun scientists

Scientists at the Giraffe Conservation Foundation were surprised to spot two giraffe dwarves&nbsp;in Africa

In a rare find, scientists at the Giraffe Conservation Foundation were surprised to spot two giraffe dwarves in Namibia and Uganda.
Most giraffes grow between 15-20 feet, but back in 2018, scientists found an 8 1/2 foot giraffe in Namibia and 3 years before that, they spotted a 9-foot-3-inch tall giraffe in Uganda.
The paper, published recently in the British Medical Journal, stated that both giraffes had long necks but short legs. The condition called skeletal dysplasia is rare in wild animals, the report said.

IPL's Top 5 retired super stars 

IPL&nbsp;is that time of the year when fans get an opportunity to get a glimpse of the veteran&nbsp;stars back in action. Here are top 5 of the retired cricketers to watch out for this season.

IPL's top 5 retired super stars 

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Though IPL is seen as a platform for the rising stars in cricket but it also gives fans an opportunity to have a glimpse of their favourite stars who have retired. Here is a list of top 5 retired cricketers to feature in this season.&nbsp;
 Number 5: Dale Steyn (RCB)
They say that the shelf life of a fast bowler isn't beyond 35 years but Dale Steyn&nbsp;is determined to disprove the common notion. Just like his international career, Steyn's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;career has too been injury-prone and the pacer has played just 9 IPL&nbsp;games since 2015. He was forced to withdraw from the last edition as well due to injury but he made an impact in the 2 games he played and picked 4 crucial wickets.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 4: Shane Watson (CSK)
The only veteran of the mighty Aussie team of the 2000s to still feature in the IPL&nbsp;is Shane Watson. With few key members of the Chennai Super Kings having withdrawn from the league, Watto's&nbsp;role becomes even more crucial. In the 2 seasons he has played for CSK, Watson has smashed 398 and 555 runs. It includes 2 centuries in the 2018 edition with one of it coming in the final.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 3: AB de Villiers (RCB)
IPL&nbsp;will be a perfect platform to assess the form of someone like&nbsp;AB de Villiers who&nbsp;has&nbsp;expressed his willingness to come out of retirement to be a part of South Africa's World T20 squad. After Virat, RCB's&nbsp;hopes usually depend on ABD&nbsp;and Mr. 360 has very often helped his side over the finish line from an unthinkable position. He is the only batsman to have a strike rate of over 150 among players to have played over 150 IPL&nbsp;games. Apart from that de Villiers&nbsp;has smashed 212 sixes in the cash-rich league, 2nd most in the history of IPL.
Number 2: Chris Gayle (KXIP)
Talking about clearing the rope and no one does it with more ease than the Caribbean&nbsp;powerhouse Chris Gayle. The Jamaican&nbsp;tops the list with 326 sixes in the IPL. If he gets going with KL Rahul&nbsp;for Kings XI Punjab at the top, any ground can become a bowlers' graveyard. Gayle has smashed 490 and 368 runs in the 2 seasons he has played for Punjab and despite being 40, there's hardly a chink in his armour. Gayle also holds the record for most IPL&nbsp;centuries with 6 tons so far.
Number 1 : MS Dhoni (CSK)
One player who usually featured in most top&nbsp;batsmen lists over the years is MS Dhoni. Never the less, Dhoni&nbsp;still has a lot to offer despite retiring from international cricket. With CSK&nbsp;going through a crisis, Captain cool is probably what the doctor ordered for the yellow brigade.&nbsp;Dhoni has not only led CSK&nbsp;to 3 IPL&nbsp;titles but has also been their batting powerhouse. He is the second-highest run-getter for CSK, scoring&nbsp;4432 runs at a healthy average of over 42. Dhoni&nbsp;has smashed&nbsp;over 400 runs&nbsp;at a staggering strike rate in each of the last 2 editions of the IPL, which shows that he is ageing just like a fine wine.&nbsp;
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Morocco is unveiling Africa's first ever high speed train. The LGV train, connecting the coastal city of Tangiers to Casablanca, will cut journey time to half. The distance will take just two hours and ten minutes instead of the regular five hours. The rail line was inaugurated by Moroccan King Mohammed VI and French President Emmanuel Macron.

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