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African nations are pushing hard to secure their places at the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil, with the continent's qualification picture gradually becoming clearer.
The Carry1st Africa Cup 2026 Grand Finals will be held in Abuja, marking a major milestone for competitive gaming on the continent.
Morocco secured a place at the next Women's World Cup by beating South Africa in the WAFCON quarter-finals, continuing their strong run at the continental tournament.
The Ericjrfoundation has launched an elite basketball camp in Lagos, giving young Nigerian players access to high-level coaching and competitive training opportunities.
Force Headquarters claimed top honours at the Nigeria Police Academy's inaugural badminton tournament, marking a historic moment for the sport within Nigeria's police institution.
Nigeria has activated an executive order designed to unify regulatory oversight of the cryptocurrency sector under a single coordinated framework.
Ethiopia is quietly becoming one of the world's notable Bitcoin mining destinations, leveraging cheap hydroelectric energy even as the country prohibits crypto trading for its citizens.
Nigeria's para badminton squad returned from the Uganda International Championship with 14 medals, underlining the team's growing presence in African adaptive sports.
Morocco head coach Ouahbi says the Atlas Lions are firmly on the right path despite their World Cup exit, expressing strong belief in the team's long-term potential.
Japan has donated badminton equipment to Nigeria in a move aimed at strengthening grassroots sports development across the country, according to The Trumpet Newspaper Nigeria.
Egypt's national team manager has said he will stop watching the World Cup after what he described as an injustice involving Argentina, according to The Guardian.
Colombia coach Nestor Lorenzo is calling for composure as his side prepares to face DR Congo, warning his players not to underestimate the African side.
