Tag Archives: tournaments

Ogoke Joins D’Tigress for AfroBasket Semis

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 …

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Khaled: Bangladesh’s Asia Cup Final Bid

Bangladesh’s Ambitions for the Asia Cup Final Bangladesh’s fast bowler, Khaled Ahmed, has expressed confidence in the team’s ability to reach the final of this year’s Asia Cup. Despite being placed in a challenging group, he remains optimistic about the Tigers’ chances. The tournament, which features eight teams, is set to begin on September 9 in the United Arab Emirates …

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Muzammil and Abid Reach Semis in 2nd KC Jinko Solar National Tennis

Key Matches and Advancements in the 2nd KC Jinko Solar Open National Tennis Championship 2025 The 2nd KC Jinko Solar Open National Tennis Championship 2025 has seen some thrilling matches across various categories, with several players advancing to the next stage of the tournament. The event continues to showcase top talent from across the region, with intense competition in both …

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Rising Cross-Border Sports Tournaments and Regional Solidarity

The Rise of Collaborative Sports in Africa Sport across African nations is becoming increasingly collaborative. Regional tournaments and cross-border club matches are gaining momentum each year, drawing in fans and highlighting lesser-known leagues. As participation grows, organizers and sponsors recognize the significant value in connecting neighboring countries through sports. This trend benefits both players and audiences. Local teams get the …

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Chelsea’s Profit from FIFA Club World Cup After Reaching Final

Chelsea Advances to FIFA Club World Cup Final Chelsea has made it to the final of the FIFA Club World Cup after defeating Brazilian side Fluminense in the semi-final. The Blues will now face either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain in the championship match, which is scheduled for Sunday, July 13. This marks a significant achievement for the team as …

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Match Facts – Tunisia and Algeria Clash in Historic North African Derby

Tunisia and Algeria Face Off in Historic WAFCON Encounter Tunisia and Algeria are set to meet for the first time in the history of the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) during a Group B match at the Père Jégo Stadium in Casablanca. The game is scheduled for Thursday, with kickoff set for 17:00 local time (16:00 GMT). …

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Nedbank for Good Tour Expands North, Grootfontein Makes Debut

Expansion of the Nedbank for Good Series in 2025 The Nedbank for Good Series has officially launched its 2025 northern region tour, with the sixth round of competition concluding recently in Oshakati. This initiative marks a significant step forward in the series’ mission to promote and develop golf across Namibia. The event not only showcases local talent but also strengthens …

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Top-ranked chess superstar reconciles with federation after dress-code dispute

Magnus Carlsen’s Return to the World Blitz Championship Magnus Carlsen, the world-renowned chess player, has made a surprising return to the upcoming World Blitz Championship. This marks a significant shift from his previous decision to withdraw from another FIDE-organized event due to a disagreement over the dress code. The 34-year-old grandmaster, known for his exceptional skills in high-speed chess, is …

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How liberation sparked Rwanda’s sports renaissance

The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi left the nation devastated before the Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA) stopped it on July 4, 1994. So many sectors were deeply affected and sports was no exception. The genocide claimed the lives of players, fans, and sports administrators and some critical infrastructure was destroyed. It was completely down that the country had to start …

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