Welcome to the Group C hub. Here you’ll find the most talked‑about stories that matter right now – everything from award‑winning cars to football drama, political moves and cool tech releases. Grab a coffee and get the quick rundown.
The BMW X3 just snagged the 2025 South African Car of the Year, adding another trophy to BMW’s record. Built at Plant Rosslyn, the X3 shows why locally made cars still dominate the market.
Messi’s hamstring strain forced him out of Inter Miami’s 4‑1 loss to Orlando City. The gap left by the Argentine star highlighted the team’s over‑reliance on one player and sparked talks about squad depth.
Pep Guardiola opened up about burnout after years of intense work at Manchester City. He’s considering stepping away from coaching once his contract ends, hinting at a long‑awaited sabbatical.
Nottingham Forest are chasing Lyon’s striker Malick Fofana, while Anthony Elanga is eyeing a big‑money move to Newcastle. These transfer talks show how fast the market can change during a single window.
Fans can stream the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 clash between Manchester City and Al‑Hilal for free on DAZN, with regional options available in the UK and Australia.
Lagos State announced a crackdown on 176 illegal estates, giving developers 21 days to provide proper layout approvals or face penalties. The move aims to tidy up real‑estate growth across the city.
Cameroon’s 92‑year‑old President Paul Biya is running for an eighth term, sparking fierce debate about long‑term leadership and democratic norms.
South Africa’s Eskom re‑introduced Stage 3 load‑shedding after unexpected breakdowns, while a 12.7% tariff hike looms, putting pressure on both the utility and consumers.
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China cooled briefly with a 90‑day tariff rollback, but deeper structural issues remain, suggesting the ceasefire is only temporary.
In a surprise move, Chelsea signed 19‑year‑old defender Mamadou Sarr from Strasbourg on an eight‑year deal, showing the club’s long‑term investment in young talent.
These stories just scratch the surface of what’s happening in Group C. Stay tuned for updates, because the news never stops moving.
Luka Jovic saved Serbia with a stunning 96th-minute equaliser, earning a 1-1 draw against Slovenia in Group C of Euro 2024. Slovenia had taken the lead with Zan Karnicnik's goal, but Jovic's late header kept Serbia's hopes alive in a thrilling contest.
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