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Bryan Mbeumo’s Picks for Africa’s Top Players Bryan Mbeumo, the newly signed Manchester United forward, has shared his thoughts on the current best African players, highlighting a few names while leaving out others. According to reports, the 25-year-old Cameroon international, who recently completed his move from Brentford to Old Trafford, has named Ademola Lookman as one of Africa’s top talents. …

Nigeria’s D’Tigress Gears Up for Crucial Quarter-Final Match The Nigerian women’s national basketball team, known as the D’Tigress, is making waves at the 2025 FIBA Women’s AfroBasket tournament. The event is being held at the Palais des Sports de Treichville in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Among the key players joining the team is four-time African champion Sarah Ogoke, a veteran shooting …

Tragedy Strikes: Olympic Champion Laura Dahlmeier Dies in Mountaineering Accident Laura Dahlmeier, a double Olympic biathlon champion, has passed away following a tragic mountaineering accident in Pakistan. The 31-year-old German athlete was part of an expedition in the Karakoram mountains when she was caught in a rockfall on Monday. The incident occurred at approximately 5,700 meters (18,700 feet), a height …

The Unseen Architect of Uganda’s Netball Legacy Uganda has carved a prominent place for itself in the global netball landscape, currently ranked seventh worldwide and second in Africa after South Africa. The She Cranes, as the national team is affectionately known, have become a symbol of resilience, pride, and athletic excellence. Yet behind this success lies a lesser-known story—one that …

Lessons from the Rhine-Ruhr FISU World University Games The Ugandan delegation returned from this year’s Rhine-Ruhr FISU World University Games with a mix of disappointment and valuable insights. For the first time, Uganda did not secure any medals at the event, which brought together over 8,000 athletes from 104 countries. Despite the lack of podium finishes, the experience offered critical …

Preparations for CHAN 2024 in Uganda Under Scrutiny Five days ago, Uganda officially began its preparations to host the prestigious African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 at Kololo Independence Grounds in Kampala. This marks a significant moment for the country as it joins forces with other East African nations to bring the event to life. As part of a joint East …

George Groves Believes Moses Itauma Could End Usyk’s Dominance Former super-middleweight world champion George Groves has made a bold prediction about the future of the heavyweight division. According to reports, Groves believes that rising Nigerian-British heavyweight Moses Itauma has the potential to challenge and ultimately end Oleksandr Usyk’s reign within the next year. Groves emphasized that while Usyk remains undefeated …

Enhancing Drug and Doping Prevention Education for Young Athletes In response to growing concerns about the misuse of drugs and doping among athletes, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has taken proactive steps to educate young sports enthusiasts. This initiative aims to foster a culture of fair play and healthy competition by providing comprehensive drug and doping prevention training. …

A New Struggle for the Rugby Club in ‘Tri: We Become Miracles’ The SBS Friday-Saturday drama Tri: We Become Miracles continues to captivate audiences with its compelling storyline and emotional depth. In the latest developments, Yoon Kye-sang takes on the role of a dedicated physical education teacher, Joo Joo-ram, who is determined to save the struggling rugby club at Hanyang …

The Legacy of Son Heung-Min and the Uncertain Future at Tottenham The name Son Heung-min has become synonymous with Tottenham Hotspur. Over the past decade, the South Korean forward has not only established himself as one of the club’s most iconic players but also as a global football star. However, the possibility of his departure this summer has sparked intense …