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    Tunisia stumble again in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying▼clasificación para la copa africana de nacionesGgoogleMX2K1 h ago

    Tunisia's qualification campaign for the Africa Cup of Nations suffered another setback after the Carthage Eagles fell to a new defeat against Botswana. The result leaves the North African side wobbling in their group and raises questions about their form heading into the tournament. Commentators describe the team as increasingly shaky after back-to-back disappointing results in the qualifiers.

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    The Algerian national football team has landed in Bujumbura ahead of their match against Burundi, drawing attention from fans in Algeria, Burundi and beyond. The fixture is topping search trends in several countries as supporters await the North African side's performance away from home.

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    Burundi and Algeria are preparing to meet on the football pitch, with Foot-Africa.com reviewing the head-to-head record between the two national teams. Algeria come in as the historically stronger side, while Burundi look for a rare result against the North African side. Fans are following the matchup closely ahead of kick-off.

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    Saturn's mysterious hexagon: a 29,000-kilometre-wide puzzle●Zahlen, bitte! – Saturn-Hexagon: 29.000 Kilometer breites mysteriöses Sechseck Seit den Voyager-Missionen fasziniert einMmastodonWorld51 h ago

    Saturn's hexagon, a giant six-sided jet stream roughly 29,000 kilometres wide at the planet's north pole, is back in the spotlight. First spotted by the Voyager missions, the storm has fascinated researchers for decades, and its exact cause remains debated. New discussion of the phenomenon is drawing fresh attention to what scientists do and do not understand about the strange atmospheric structure.

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    H-E-B sells far North Side land, barring grocery use●H-E-B sells far North Side land with restrictions barring use for grocery✉newsBusinessRetail11 h ago

    H-E-B has sold a parcel of land on San Antonio's far North Side with deed restrictions that prohibit the buyer from using it as a grocery store. The move effectively blocks any future competitor from opening a supermarket at the site, while allowing other forms of development. It highlights the chain's tight control over its retail territory in and around San Antonio, where it dominates the grocery market.