Nestory Irankunda, cầu thủ gốc Phi tị nạn, đã ghi bàn mở tỷ số cho Australia trong trận ra quân World Cup 2026, trở thành cầu thủ Australia trẻ nhất ghi bàn tại giải đấu. Hành trình của anh từ Burundi đến đỉnh cao bóng đá là câu chuyện đầy cảm hứng.
Đội hình Australia dự World Cup 2026 thể hiện sự đa dạng đáng kinh ngạc, với nhiều cầu thủ sinh ra ở nước ngoài, từng sống trong trại tị nạn hoặc có cha mẹ là người nhập cư. Điều này phản ánh chính sách nhập cư và tiếp nhận người tị nạn của Australia.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, made history as the youngest Socceroos scorer in a World Cup match, netting the opener in a 2-0 victory against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward, a former refugee from Tanzania, has had a remarkable journey, including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, made history as the youngest scorer for Australia in a World Cup match, netting the opener in a 2-0 win against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward's journey began in a Tanzanian refugee camp, with past experiences including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
Nestory Irankunda, 20, became the youngest Socceroos scorer in World Cup history with a goal against Turkey in Vancouver. The Watford forward, born in a Tanzanian refugee camp, has had a remarkable journey, including training with Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
Tanzania says Samia Suluhu Hassan's visit to Russia has accelerated the Rosatom-backed Mkuju River uranium project. Officials say infrastructure tenders are under way and the site could eventually produce about 4,000 tonnes a year.
Tanzania and Russia have agreed to increase cooperation in trade and investment, with trade turnover growing 72% between 2020-2025. Discussions also covered strengthening ties in science, technology, education, agriculture, energy, infrastructure, mining, and tourism.
Russia is interested in economic cooperation with Tanzania, focusing on its strategic port of Dar es Salaam and digitalization opportunities. The visit of Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan to Russia highlights the potential for increased bilateral trade.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan concluded four hours of talks at the Kremlin. Putin saw Hassan off with a bouquet of flowers, and both leaders exchanged pleasantries in English. Hassan is heading to St. Petersburg for the International Economic Forum, which Putin will also attend.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is on a three-day state visit to Russia, meeting President Vladimir Putin and seeking trade, tourism, and minerals deals. This visit, the first by a Tanzanian leader since 1969, aims to bolster relations and counter Western sanctions and influence.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan in Moscow, emphasizing the need to boost mutual trade. Putin highlighted potential growth areas including energy, geological exploration, transport, logistics, healthcare, and education.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan described her visit to Russia as historic, noting it's been over 50 years since a Tanzanian leader last visited. She met with Vladimir Putin to discuss cooperation and thanked Russia for its past support in Africa's liberation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated during a meeting with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan that both countries have all the opportunities to increase mutual trade, citing energy, exploration, transport, logistics, healthcare, and education as key areas. Putin noted that Tanzania's president's visit signifies a strong commitment to bilateral ties, with trade growing by approximately 25% last year.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan congratulated Russian leader Vladimir Putin on the 81st anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War during a meeting in the Kremlin. Hassan is on a state visit to Russia from June 3-5.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is visiting Russia from June 3-5 for official talks with President Putin, a wreath-laying ceremony, and participation in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. This marks the first visit by a Tanzanian president to Russia in over 55 years and Hassan's first foreign trip since her election win.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will continue with working meetings after concluding talks with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan in Moscow. The day includes an official state meeting, closed-door discussions, and a state banquet.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan in Moscow for state talks on June 3. Discussions will cover cooperation, international issues, and the upcoming Russia-Africa Summit, with agreements expected in education, science, ICT, and investments. Hassan's visit, the first in over 50 years, includes attending the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan arrived in Moscow for a state visit, which includes talks with Vladimir Putin and participation in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum until June 5.
Russia's UN envoy Vasily Nebenzya stated that an objective investigation into a Romania incident requires the handover of drone debris to Russia, emphasizing the need for a depoliticized probe involving the Russian side. He also suggested the drone incident was linked to Zelensky's appeal to Trump for missile systems.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan will discuss increasing trade and international issues during talks in Moscow. Hassan will visit Russia from June 3-5 and attend the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan will visit Russia from June 3-5 to sign agreements on higher education, science, ICT, and investments. She will meet with Vladimir Putin and address the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, highlighting Tanzania's economic transformation programs and seeking to boost bilateral trade, currently at $307.5 million annually. This marks the first presidential visit to Russia in over 55 years.
Huang Zaisheng, Honorary President of the Tanzania Chinese Chamber of Commerce, stated that overseas Chinese are crucial bridges for the Belt and Road Initiative, leveraging their understanding of both Chinese and local markets to facilitate economic and infrastructure connections. He highlighted the role of the China-Tanzania Industrial Park in supporting Chinese enterprises expanding into Africa.
East African nations grapple with the economic and environmental impact of the booming second-hand clothing trade, balancing local industry growth with consumer demand and international trade pressures.
The African Union's health agency has issued an alert for 10 African countries due to the Ebola outbreak. Three new cases were confirmed in Uganda, and three Red Cross volunteers died in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
