Ethiopia Bunna have also endured seven matches this campaign without scoring, exposing a recurring problem in attack that could prove decisive again. The key statistics of the players of both teams this season:Assists: (Ethiopia Bunna) — 0 assists, (Bahardar) — 0 assists. Goalkeepers saves: (Ethiopia Bunna) — 0 , (Bahardar) — 0(Ethiopia Bunna) — , (Bahardar) — Tackles: None (Ethiopia Bunna) — None , None (Bahardar) — None . (Ethiopia Bunna) — , (Bahardar) — . Thus Ethiopia Bunna, most likely, loss (loss or draw)Goal Forecast:Ethiopia Bunna, is likely to score -1.5 goals, Bahardar is likely to score no more than -1.5.

Kathmandu: The Embassy of Nepal in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Monday confirmed that a youth from Nepal’s western Gorkha district was killed during a drone interception operation at Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. “Diwas Shrestha, aged 29, a resident of Gorkha District, who was working as a security guard at Middle East Company in Abu Dhabi, lost his life,” Nepal’s Embassy said in a condolence notice. Due to the ongoing war, the airspace of several Gulf nations, including the UAE, remains closed. According to Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, around 1,729,288 Nepalis are legally residing in 12 countries across the Middle Eastern region. Due to the war, the safety of millions of Nepalis residing in Gulf nations remains at stake.

A KwaZulu-Natal-based travel agency says it has helped bring at least 150 South Africans back home in the past 48 hours, as tensions escalate in the Middle East. CEO of World of Travel, Ishad Malek, says most of the South Africans assisted were on pilgrimage in Jerusalem. We have people, yes, being as it may, the Middle East and the trouble that’s taking place in the Middle East, people are obviously still looking forward to continuing their journeys. WATCH | At least 150 South Africans caught up in the escalating international conflict in the Middle East have been brought home by rerouting. pic.twitter.com/hvQZh4etLu — SABC News (@SABCNews) March 2, 2026RELATED VIDEO | Middle East tensions | South Africans increasingly becoming anxious

Addis Ababa — On the occasion of Adwa Victory Day, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, paid solemn tribute to Ethiopia's heroic triumph at the Battle of Adwa. "Adwa stands as an enduring symbol of African sovereignty, courage, resilience, and unity," the Chairperson declared. The African Union Commission reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to advancing peace and security, deepening continental integration, and promoting inclusive growth and shared prosperity for all Africans. The triumph shattered prevailing assumptions of European military invincibility and inspired movements of resistance and liberation across Africa and the diaspora. More than a military victory, Adwa became a powerful emblem of African pride and Pan-African solidarity; a historic achievement that continues to inspire the continent's march toward unity, justice, sovereignty, and sustainable development.

Ethiopian youth are digital natives, always on the lookout for platforms that speak their language and offer space for creativity. Despite being online, Ethiopian youth had limited access to streaming platforms that truly represented them. In yet another milestone in the story of the digital transformation in Ethiopia, Ethio telecom launched teleStream, an internet-based content streaming service, signaling more opportunities for the content industry. In contrast, a local streaming service like teleStream creates more local digital platforms, more opportunities for content creators, and increased revenue retained within the country. As Ethiopia enters the era of local streaming, a new day has dawned for media houses, creators, advertisers, and innovators.

Date: 2026-03-01By: Nana Appiah AcquayeA high-level delegation comprising defense ministers, military attachés, ambassadors and representatives from the African Union and the United Nations has visited the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute, underscoring a shared commitment to advancing technological sovereignty across the continent. The delegation was received by the Institute’s Deputy Director General, Yitagesu Desalegn, who outlined the organization’s strategic priorities. He emphasized that developing homegrown artificial intelligence systems and applications is critical to addressing cross-sector challenges and strengthening Africa’s ability to shape its own technological future. Particular attention was given to the Institute’s Startup Center, which was highlighted as a platform for nurturing emerging innovators capable of contributing to Ethiopia’s development and enhancing Africa’s global technological standing. During the tour, delegates visited the Startup Center, Robotics Workshop, Data Center and Showroom, where they observed ongoing projects and research activities.

Add AP News as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add AP News on Google Add AP News as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ShareABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — At least 15 people have been killed after gunmen attacked three communities in north-central Nigeria, Amnesty International said Sunday. In December, U.S. forces launched airstrikes on Islamic State group-affiliated militants in northwestern Nigeria. Meanwhile, the Nigerian military said on Sunday that it has “recorded decisive operational successes” against militants over the last 24 hours.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth will hold a press conference on Monday morning about the joint US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, the first by a senior official since strikes began Saturday. The press conference will be held at 8:00 am local time Monday (1300 GMT), the Pentagon announced Sunday on X.Dan Caine, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, will also take part, the Pentagon said. Pete Hegseth will also visit Congress on Tuesday with Secretary of State Marco Rubio to brief lawmakers on the progress of the military operation, the White House announced Sunday. Democrats in opposition have complained that they were not consulted before the operation began. The US and Israeli militaries struck Iran on Saturday, and Iranian state media confirmed Sunday that a strike on Tehran killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

UAE Defense Ministry: Iranian Attack Causes Three Fatalities, 58 Minor InjuriesAbu Dhabi, March 01 (QNA) – The Emirati Ministry of Defense has announced that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) air force and air defense forces destroyed 20 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles, and 311 drones, on the morning of the second day of the Iranian attack. It added that eight missiles fell into the sea, while 21 drones managed to strike civilian targets. The Emirati Ministry of Defense affirmed the capability of the UAE air force and air defense to address various threats. In its statement on Sunday, the ministry said that since the beginning of the Iranian attack on February 28, 165 ballistic missiles launched from Iran towards the UAE have been detected. It added that a total of 541 Iranian drones were detected, of which 506 were intercepted and destroyed, while 35 fell within the country, causing material damage.

It is also dealing with phone scams, stranded tourists in Abu Dhabi, panic buying, and questions over work-from-home and remote study. UAE authorities warn against phone scammersThe UAE Interior Ministry warned of a scam from the number 70614213. Tourists stranded in Abu Dhabi to be taken care ofThe Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) in Abu Dhabi announced it will cover the costs of guests whose stay in Abu Dhabi had to be extended due to the security situation and flight cancellations. UAE government cautions against panic buying and stockpilingThere has been some panic buying at supermarkets in UAE. Authorities reassured residents that there is no shortage of essential supplies and no need for panic buying or stockpiling.

New Delhi:The Embassy of India, Abu Dhabi has shared an update regarding an Indian national injured during the recent Iranian strikes in the UAE. The embassy said it is in touch with hospital authorities and confirmed that the injured Indian national is out of danger. The 58 injured comprised Emirati, Egyptian, Ethiopian, Filipino, Pakistani, Iranian, Indian, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Azerbaijani, Yemeni, Ugandan, Eritrean, Lebanese, and Afghan nationals. Incident at Dubai International AirportAuthorities also confirmed an incident at Dubai International Airport (DXB). “Dubai Airports has confirmed an incident at Dubai International Airport just moments ago.

"Undoubtedly, indifference and inaction in the face of the organised crimes and oppression of the United States and the Zionist regime will embolden aggressors and place the world and future generations under the shadow of grave consequences," the statement added. Holding the "architects and perpetrators of this criminal scheme--the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime" responsible, it termed them "among the most corrupt and criminal figures of the contemporary world." "The martyrdom of this great Leader and distinguished son of Iran will not impede the path of dignity, independence, and resistance of the Iranian nation. Rather, it will further strengthen national resolve and unity in defending Iran's sovereignty and rights," it said. It stated, "This martyrdom marks not the end of a path, but the beginning of a new chapter of responsibility and historic steadfastness."

Abu Dhabi: The UAE’s Ministry of Defence on Sunday announced that its air defences have so far dealt with 165 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles, and 541 Iranian drones. According to the ministry, one Pakistani, Nepali, and Bangladeshi were killed in airstrikes while there were 58 cases of minor injuries of Emirati, Egyptian, Ethiopian, Filipino, Pakistani, Iranian, Indian, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Azerbaijani, Yemeni, Ugandan, Eritrean, Lebanese, and Afghan nationalities. The ministry stated that the UAE on the second day of the Iranian attack was successful in destroying 20 ballistic missiles and the downing of eight missiles into the sea, destroying two cruise missiles and 311 drones, while 21 drones hit civilian targets. Gargash stressed that Iran’s actions confirm the narrative of those who consider Iran as the “primary source of danger, and its missile program as a perpetual threat to instability.”“Iran’s aggression against the Gulf states missed its target and isolated Iran at its critical moment. “Return to your senses, to your surroundings, and deal with your neighbours with reason and responsibility before the circle of isolation and escalation widens,” he added.

Kenya's Brigid Kosgei set a new course record with a commanding victory at the Tokyo Marathon. The 32-year-old finished in 2:14:29 - more than two minutes ahead of Ethiopia's Bertukan Welde, who was second in 2:16:36. The previous course record was 2:15:55 - set by two-time Tokyo winner Sutume Asefa Kebede in 2024. Kosgei, who won marathon silver for Kenya at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, is planning to represent Turkey at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. In the men's race, Ethiopia's Tadese Takele defended his title in a thrilling sprint finish with Kenyan duo Geoffrey Toroitich and Alexander Mutiso Munyao.

The UAE's Ministry of Defence on Sunday announced that its air defences have so far dealt with 165 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles, and 541 Iranian drones. Abu Dhabi, March 1 (IANS) The UAE's Ministry of Defence on Sunday announced that its air defences have so far dealt with 165 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles, and 541 Iranian drones. According to the ministry, one Pakistani, Nepali, and Bangladeshi were killed in airstrikes while there were 58 cases of minor injuries of Emirati, Egyptian, Ethiopian, Filipino, Pakistani, Iranian, Indian, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Azerbaijani, Yemeni, Ugandan, Eritrean, Lebanese, and Afghan nationalities. The UAE's Ministry of Defence stated that some debris fell in scattered areas of the UAE after air defence systems intercepted ballistic missiles and drones, resulting in minor and moderate material damage in a number of civilian properties. "Iran's aggression against the Gulf states missed its target and isolated Iran at its critical moment.