England manager Thomas Tuchel acknowledges the difficulty of adapting to the high altitude at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium ahead of their upcoming World Cup match. Former captain Alan Shearer, however, believes the team won't be intimidated by the conditions.
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South Africa's national team celebrated a historic achievement by advancing past the World Cup group stage for the first time, returning home to a hero's welcome.
A South African court has rejected Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala’s agreed eight-year plea deal on fraud and corruption charges, with the magistrate proposing a 12-year prison sentence instead.
South Korea announced a massive $500 billion semiconductor investment to meet surging AI demand, while China added 20 Japanese organizations to its export blacklist, escalating regional tech tensions.
President Cyril Ramaphosa urged calm as protests over immigration policies unfolded on 30 June, while thousands crossed into Zimbabwe at the Beitbridge Border Post under relatively peaceful conditions.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has begun issuing access codes to political parties for candidate nominations ahead of the 2027 elections, as internal disputes flare within the APC and concerns emerge over ballot access for smaller parties.
Feroz Khan has requested a closed-door hearing at the Madlanga Commission, amid testimony from forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan alleging unlawful interference in prosecutions.
Retail LPG prices are falling across Nigeria as supply improves, while increased rig activity signals a broader recovery in the country's energy sector.
A Kaduna court denies bail to former governor Nasir El-Rufai as legal proceedings continue, while public discourse intensifies over accountability and mob violence in Nigeria.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has appealed a Lokoja court judgment affecting its registration status, as political parties proceed with candidate nominations for the 2027 elections.
South African security forces mobilized ahead of nationwide demonstrations on June 30 against undocumented immigration, with authorities declaring the day a normal workday and deploying extensive measures to maintain public order.
Morocco defeated the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw to become the first African nation to reach the last 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking a historic milestone for African football.
Morocco knocked out the Netherlands on penalties, Paraguay stunned Germany in a shootout, and Brazil ended Japan's campaign in dramatic round of 32 action.
The Federal Executive Council has approved sweeping reforms to the National Youth Service Corps, transitioning leadership from military to civilian hands, while President Tinubu inaugurated new road projects as part of urban development and economic revitalization efforts.
The Jetour T2 has been named 2026 Car of the Year, even as the Chinese automaker previews its upcoming T8 flagship set for launch in South Africa in 2027.
A R50-million sewage plant in Humansdorp fails to meet standards, while Nelson Mandela Bay and Buffalo City face scrutiny for underspending on essential services, highlighting systemic infrastructure failures.
South Africa faces mounting xenophobic tensions as protests against undocumented migrants intensify, coinciding with Nigeria's evacuation of citizens and ongoing debates over immigration's role in economic hardship.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, the APC, ADC, and Labour Party are navigating internal party dynamics, court rulings on access codes, and disputes over ballot placement.
Media organizations have condemned the harassment of journalists and threats against migrants ahead of nationwide protests on June 30, as security forces warn against armed demonstrations.