Whether you’re a football fan, a car lover or just want to stay on top of African news, the 2024/25 season is delivering big moments every day. Below you’ll find the most talked‑about headlines, broken down so you can grab the key points without scrolling through endless pages.
Messi’s hamstring strain hit Inter Miami hard, leaving them down 4‑1 to Orlando City. The Argentinian star is expected back in about a week, but the loss exposed how much the team leans on his brilliance.
Across the Atlantic, Pep Guardiola opened up about feeling burnt out after years of intensity at Manchester City. He says the pressure makes him feel like a “wreck” and hints he may step away from coaching once the season wraps.
Transfer news kept fans buzzing. Nottingham Forest agreed on a fee for Malick Fofana, but personal terms still need sorting. Meanwhile, West Ham grabbed Irish striker Evan Ferguson on loan to plug an injury gap, giving the young forward a chance to prove himself in the Premier League.
Big‑stage matches also made headlines. Manchester City’s clash with Al‑Hilal in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 can be streamed for free on DAZN, letting fans worldwide catch the action without paying extra.
In the automotive world, the locally built BMW X3 won the 2025 South African Car of the Year award, adding another trophy to BMW’s long list of wins. The win highlights South Africa’s growing car manufacturing capabilities.
Real estate regulators in Lagos cracked down on 176 illegal estates, giving developers just 21 days to sort layout approvals or face penalties. The move aims to bring order to a fast‑growing housing market.
Politics stayed lively as Cameroon’s 92‑year‑old president Paul Biya announced a bid for an eighth term, sparking heated debate about age, democracy and the future of the nation.
Power cuts returned in South Africa when Eskom re‑introduced Stage 3 loadshedding after unexpected breakdowns, alongside a looming 12.7% electricity tariff hike.
From sports to cars, politics to power, the 2024/25 season is packed with stories that matter. Keep this page bookmarked for quick updates, and you’ll never miss a beat in the fast‑moving world of African news.
The 2024/25 Serie A opener sees Juventus hosting newly-promoted Como at the Allianz Stadium on August 19. Returning to the top-flight after 21 years, Como faces a formidable Juventus side with a strong record against newly-promoted teams. Key players to watch include Dusan Vlahovic and Khephren Thuram. The match is set for an exciting start to the season.
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