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World Cup 2022: Tunisia risk possible ban from finals in Qatar

Tunisia could be excluded from next month's World Cup in Qatar if the country's government interferes in footballing matters, world governing body Fifa has...

Four Stars That Could Light Up In The World Cup In Qatar

The biggest sporting event on the planet is edging nearer, as the 2022 World Cup gets underway in November. Many sports fans are already...

Ghana’s captain Andre Ayew joins Qatar’s Al Sadd

The captain of the Ghana football team, Andre Ayew, has completed his move to Al Sadd SC, the Qatari club has announced. The club confirmed...

Qatar Airways wants to buy stake in RwandAir

Qatar Airways is in talks to buy a 49% stake in Africa’s RwandAir, and is interested in doubling its holding in LATAM Airlines Group...

Opinion: Everyone’s a loser at the World Athletics Championships in Qatar

Professional athletes have to be able to cope with a lot. They earn a living through their performances and every necessary step must be taken...

Fifa urged to investigate Qatar World Cup bid

Fifa has been urged to conduct an investigation into allegations Qatar offered football's world governing body $400m (£307m) three weeks before the Gulf state...

Qatar to support Mali fight terrorists

Qatar has shown commitment towards supporting the fight against militants operating in the African Sahel region. The Arab nation has sent 24 armored vehicles to...

Ghana signs economic deal with Qatar

Ghana and Qatar have signed four economic development partnership agreements focusing on the aviation industry and youth and sports development in the West African nation.

Qatar 2022: FIFA urged to protect workers from desert heat

World Cup 2022 host Qatar must urgently introduce laws to protect the lives of up to 800,000 migrant construction labourers working in scorching temperatures, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday.

Egypt court jails Mursi 25 years for spying

An Egyptian court on Saturday sentenced ousted president Mohammed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood to 25 years in prison in a final ruling over a case accusing him of spying for Qatar, judicial sources said.

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