Sports
13 May 2025
Once Overshadowed by Men, Africa’s Women’s Cricket Wants a Bite of the Billion-Dollar Game
Women cricketers across the continent are creating new pathways to leadership, income, and global visibility.
Women cricketers across the continent are creating new pathways to leadership, income, and global visibility.
The Kenyan triple World and Olympic 1,500m champion will be attempting to shave nearly eight seconds off her own women’s mile record.
Playing in exile, Sudan's national team offers rare moments of unity for a country torn apart by conflict.
Nigerian, Cameroonian, Malian, Liberian, and Senegalese talents headline a diverse draft class that drew the second-highest viewership in league history.
Against a backdrop of limited resources and official recognition, Kenya's skateboarding community finds creative ways to build an inclusive scene with Olympic aspirations.
The former Zimbabwean swimmer and Olympian has served on the IOC Athletes’ Commission since 2018.
Even skeptics are beginning to compare the 17-year-old sensation, Gout Gout, to Usain Bolt.
The skater boy turned surfing champion is creating ripples of opportunity for a new generation.
After his Barcelona victory, the Ugandan distance runner prepares to face his longest race yet: 42.2 kilometers at the London Marathon.
Nigerian singer-songwriter Tems expands her influence beyond music by joining San Diego FC's ownership group ahead of the club's MLS debut later in February.
Through weekly runs, cultural activities, and social events, Ozo Run Club is fostering belonging among London's African diaspora.
Nigeria’s Junior Yellow Queens beat out New Zealand in thrilling, nail-biting fashion.
Atalanta star and Orlando Pride striker claim top African football honors, while Williams and Nnadozie secure goalkeeper awards in Marrakech ceremony.
After 30 years, Africa could reclaim its spot on the F1 calendar with Rwanda leading the charge.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announces the top three nominees in each of the categories ahead of the December 16 ceremony in Marrakech, Morocco.
Letsile Tebogo and Sifan Hassan both emerged as top winners of the 2024 World Athletics Awards, bringing a strong close to what has been a great year for African athletes.
With all 24 spots for the main competition accounted for, the upcoming Morocco-hosted AFCON already looks exciting on paper.
Nait Bachir Abdelaziz believes parkour represents a sense of freedom, a connection to our immense physical potential, and a mindset of perseverance.