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Jonah Goldberg: China wealthy? That's rich

It was big news around the world: China has "overtaken" Japan as the world's second-richest economy. Except, well, it's not really news, it's not really big, and it's not entirely true.

AFCON 2012 Qualifiers Preview: Some Important Fixtures

Both teams from Group H will lock horns in Benin’s capital Cotonou with a true mission of obtaining some advantage capable of creating some guarantee for the rest of the competition ahead of a jam against Rwanda and group’s heavyweights Cote D’Ivoire.

2012 AFCON Qualifying Preview: Algeria - Tanzania

The 2010 World Cup participants are not in good shape. In fact, ever since they beat Egypt in Sudan, it’s all been downhill for the Desert Foxes. Prior to their 2-1 loss to Gabon in a recent friendly, they had only scored one measly goal in their last seven games.

Another Downey resident joins 'Survivor' cast

Producers of “Survivor” may have an affinity for Downey, or perhaps it’s the other way around. In any case, the reality show will feature its second Downey resident when it premieres Sept. 15 on CBS.

African Debate: Can Ghana Survive Without Stephen Appiah, Michael Essien & Sulley Muntari?

Another African Cup of Nations qualifying campaign is here again. It is going to be a busy weekend for a lot of African countries and the focus once again turns to Ghana, who almost caused a stir at the 2010 World Cup.

MLS to feel the effects of national teams

As the U.S. season comes to a crucial juncture, several players will leave their league clubs to join national squads for international games in the first week of September. Just when Major League Soccer is approaching the crucial part of the season, with every point important as the 16 teams scramble to be among the eight that will make the playoffs, along come the national teams.

Energy explorer Tullow Oil expands in east Africa

Anglo-Irish energy firm Tullow Oil said Thursday it would buy a 50-percent stake in six exploration licences in Kenya and Ethiopia, expanding its reach in east Africa.

Energy explorer Tullow Oil expands in east Africa

Anglo-Irish energy firm Tullow Oil said Thursday it would buy a 50-percent stake in six exploration licences in Kenya and Ethiopia, expanding its reach in east Africa.

Tullow continues Africa expansion

Dublin and London-listed group Tullow Oil has acquired a 50 per cent interest in a number of licences covering the East African Rift Basins of Kenya and Ethiopia, an area of 97,000 sq km.

Tullow Oil expands Africa operations

Exploration company Tullow Oil is to buy a 50% stake in six exploration licences in Kenya and Ethiopia.

KBC News

Sierra Leone's star striker Mohamed Kallon is to miss his country's opening qualifying game for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.

Dipsy's delight at Botswana's beginning

After a fantastic start to the qualifying campaign for Equatorial Guinea/Gabon 2012, Diphetogo ‘Dipsy’ Selolwane speaks to FIFA.com about his feelings on Botswana topping the early Group K table.

Benin Appoint Jean-Marc Nobilo As New Coach

After about a month of negotiations with Jean-Marc Nobilo, the Benin football federation (FBF) announced the appointment of the 50-year-old French tactician as the national team's new head coach on Tuesday.

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FACTBOX-Key political risks in the Gulf of Guinea

FACTBOX-Key political risks in the Gulf of Guinea

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