African News Rehearsal – Your Daily Africa Hub
Welcome to your one‑stop spot for everything happening across the continent. We bring you fresh headlines, quick updates and clear analysis on politics, sport, health, culture and business—all in plain English.
What We Cover Every Day
Our team tracks breaking stories from every corner of Africa. From government decisions and election results to market shifts, we break down the impact for you. Sports fans get live scores, transfer gossip and tournament recaps. Health updates cover disease outbreaks, policy changes and wellness tips. We also spotlight entertainment, education and local community news.
Top Stories Right Now
Victor Osimhen’s £64 m move to Chelsea is shaking up football transfers. In the ring, Khamzat Chimaev dominated UFC 319, while the WAEC results reveal a steep drop in Nigerian student performance. Rugby fans can relive the Stormers’ historic Heineken Champions Cup playoff at Cape Town’s DHL Stadium.
Every article is written for easy reading and fast understanding. Dive in, stay informed, and join the conversation about Africa’s future.
- October
1
2025 - 5
Richarlison’s late equaliser earns Tottenham a point vs Bodø/Glimt
Richarlison’s late own‑goal secured a 2‑2 draw for Tottenham at Aspmyra Stadion, keeping both teams in contention in the Champions League group stage.
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30
2025 - 5
KPLC schedules Saturday power cuts in Kisumu's Kemri, Otonglo and Voi town
Kenya Power will cut electricity in Kisumu's Kemri/Otonglo and Voi town on March 15, 2025 for scheduled grid upgrades, affecting thousands of homes and businesses.
Read More- September
29
2025 - 5
SASSA forces biometric enrollment for Old‑Age Grants starting Sep 2025
SASSA mandates biometric enrollment for Old‑Age Grants starting 1 Sept 2025, aiming to curb fraud. Payments stay unchanged, but new verification steps affect all new applicants and those under review.
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28
2025 - 5
Mamelodi Sundowns Handed First‑Round Bye in CAF Champions League: What It Means for South Africa’s Top Club
Mamelodi Sundowns have been granted a first‑round bye in the upcoming CAF Champions League. The decision stems from the club’s recent performances and CAF’s ranking system. Experts weigh in on how the bye could affect their preparation, finances and chances of reclaiming continental glory. Fans and rivals react to the latest development.
Read More- September
27
2025 - 5
Marseille Stuns Strasbourg with Late Comeback to Lead Ligue 1
In a nail‑biting showdown at Stade de la Meinau, Olympique Marseille overturned a 1‑0 deficit to win 2‑1 against Strasbourg. Goals from Aubameyang and Murillo flipped the match in the final minutes, propelling Marseille to the top of the Ligue 1 table. The result caps a rapid rise for De Zerbi’s side after a historic win over PSG, while Strasbourg’s unbeaten home run meets a harsh reality check.
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27
2025 - 5
Sergio Busquets retirement confirmed after 2025 MLS season – a look back at the Spanish midfield maestro
Spain’s midfield icon Sergio Busquets has announced he will hang up his boots at the end of the 2025 MLS campaign with Inter Miami. The 37‑year‑old shared a heartfelt farewell that sparked tributes from Lionel Messi, Sergio Ramos and the Barcelona hierarchy. Over 18 seasons in Catalonia he amassed nine LaLiga crowns, three Champions Leagues and over 700 appearances. His impact on the defensive midfield role still shapes modern tactics.
Read More- September
27
2025 - 5
Voddie Baucham, Influential Pastor and Founder of Founders Seminary, Dies at 56
Renowned pastor, author, and educator Voddie Baucham passed away on September 25, 2025, after an emergency medical incident. His career spanned teaching in Zambia, leading Grace Family Baptist, and launching Founders Seminary. He survived heart surgery and a quadruple bypass before his sudden death. The Christian community mourns his loss.
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27
2025 - 5
Amosun Joins Crowds for 44th Olubadan Coronation in Ibadan
Former Ogun governor Ibikunle Amosun arrived at the 44th Olubadan coronation in Ibadan. The city is awash in banners, drums and festive crowds. President Tinubu praised the event as historic, while residents celebrate a cultural milestone. Dignitaries, markets and cultural groups are all part of the buzz.
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26
2025 - 5
Trump claims acetaminophen in pregnancy raises autism risk – doctors push back
President Trump announced that the FDA sees a link between acetaminophen use in pregnancy and autism, urging women to limit the drug. Health Secretary RFK Jr. pointed to a handful of studies, while leading physicians and the maker of Tylenol say the drug remains safe when used as directed. The president also offered ungrounded advice on vaccine timing. Experts warn the statements could cause unnecessary alarm.
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26
2025 - 5
Aston Villa vs Bologna: Europa League TV Guide, Stream Details and Match Recap
Aston Villa opened their 2025‑26 Europa League campaign at home against Bologna on September 25, 2025. The game aired live on CBS Sports in the U.S. with a Paramount+ stream, and Villa clinched a 1‑0 win thanks to John McGinn’s first‑half goal. The victory offered a rare lift after a winless start in the Premier League, while Bologna sought their first European win over an English side.
Read More- September
26
2025 - 5
Madlanga Commission Hearings: Police Commissioner Masemola’s Explosive Testimony
National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola wrapped up a two‑day appearance before the Madlanga Commission, exposing bribery claims in the judiciary, detailing the disbandment of the political killings task team and naming a network of high‑profile officials linked to docket transfers. The testimony sparked heated debate over alleged political killings and revealed contradictions that deepen the inquiry’s complexity.
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26
2025 - 5
Adelita Grijalva Becomes Arizona's First Latina in Congress After Landslide Special Election
Democrat Adelita Grijalva won the Arizona 7th District special election with 69% of the vote, becoming the state's first Latina member of Congress. The race filled the seat left vacant by her late father, Rep. Raúl Grijalva. Her long career on the Tucson school board and Pima County supervisors helped secure a decisive victory that narrows the GOP House majority.
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