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The fourth matchday of African qualifiers brings decisive matchups that could determine which teams advance to the second round, with several groups locked in complex qualification webs.
After a decade‑plus stint playing in Iran, Italy, South Korea and beyond, OD Anosike is hanging up his jersey to pursue a Division I coaching role, while cherishing the global experiences that shaped his career.
After years of exile, the Afghan women's soccer team is rising again, aiming to represent women and girls still living under the Taliban.
After escaping the Taliban and years in exile, the Afghan women's national soccer team is training in New Zealand, aiming to represent their country and inspire girls back home.
After escaping the Taliban’s ban on women’s sports, a group of Afghan footballers has been cleared to compete abroad, training in New Zealand and preparing to face the Cook Islands as symbols of resilience and hope.
After escaping the Taliban and years of exile, the Afghan women's soccer team has been granted international eligibility, training in New Zealand and aiming to use the sport to champion women's rights.
The 2026 Basketball Africa League concluded with the RSSB Tigers clinching their first title, drawing record crowds and over a billion social media impressions.
The 2026 Basketball Africa League Playoffs opened in Kigali with eight teams, delivering historic attendance, viewership and performance milestones.
Following a contentious match between Al‑Ittihad and Asswehly, clashes erupted in Tarhunah, leaving a brigade member dead, several injured and a government building set ablaze.
The global governing body has amended its rules to allow Afghan refugee women to represent their country on the world stage, a rare triumph amid systematic repression.