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Follow the pulse of African sports. Shore Africa brings you the latest news, analysis, and updates from football, athletics, and beyond.

From local leagues to global competitions, our Sports category celebrates African talent and tracks performances on the world stage.

TECNO Powers AFCON 2025 with New Pan-African Campaign “Power Your Moment”

The campaign brings a vibrant, emotionally charged narrative to the forefront of this year’s tournament, celebrating the passion, unity and…

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Top 7 African countries leveraging sports to drive tourism

Top seven African nations leverage sports tourism, boosting economic growth through global events, iconic athletes, and unique sports experiences.

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10 largest stadium in South Africa

South Africa’s 10 largest stadiums anchor tourism, politics and commerce, showcasing post-World Cup ambition and multi-billion-rand public infrastructure.

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10 women coaches shaping the future of African sport

Across African sport, a quiet but powerful shift is underway. From football pitches in Johannesburg to basketball courts in Lagos, women are moving from the sidelines into the tactical center of the game. These coaches are not only winning titles but also redefining leadership in African sport, building pathways for the next generation of athletes and reshaping global perceptions of the continent’s sporting talent.  Their rise reflects a broader trend in African women’s sports leadership, where experience as former players…

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Patrice Motsepe’s Mamelodi Sundowns reach CAF Champions League final after defeating Esperance

Mamelodi Sundowns, owned by Patrice Motsepe, reach CAF Champions League final after 1–0 win over Espérance, sealing 2–0 aggregate victory today

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Morocco’s creative sector poised for growth ahead of 2030 FIFA World Cup, $4.6 billion opportunity

Morocco’s creative industries surge ahead of 2030 FIFA World Cup, generating $4.6B revenue and 116,000 jobs.

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Meet Ibrahim Sagna: The dealmaker building Africa’s next generation of global champions

Ibrahim Sagna is reshaping African investing, backing tech, media and sports ventures to build globally competitive, Africa-born champions.

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LIV Golf at Steyn City shines global spotlight on Johannesburg

Johannesburg has become a key stop on the international golf calendar as the LIV Golf tournament brings world-class players and a festival-style experience to Steyn City. The event is drawing attention not just for its competition, but for how it blends sport, entertainment, and fan engagement in one of South Africa’s most prestigious lifestyle estates.  Visitors to Steyn City are treated to more than just golf. The tournament’s fast-paced format—team play, shotgun starts, and shorter rounds—offers an energetic twist on…

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10 of Africa’s fastest women athletes

Africa’s fastest women are redefining global sprinting, led by record breakers and rising stars dominating track events worldwide.

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Kenya backs Safari Rally to boost tourism investment and motorsport growth

Kenya is once again turning to one of its best-known sporting events to support tourism and attract investment. The return of the Safari Rally Kenya, part of the global World Rally Championship calendar, has drawn large crowds to the lakeside town of Naivasha, offering a lift to hotels, tour operators and local businesses.  The 2026 rally is expected to attract more than 600,000 spectators over four days, underscoring the growing role of sports tourism in Kenya’s travel industry. Motorsport fans,…

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LeBron James sets NBA all-time field goal record     

LeBron James breaks NBA field goal record, scoring 16 as Lakers battle Nuggets in playoff race.

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Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris takes Adidas chair, holds $2 billion stake

Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris to chair Adidas, holding $2 billion stake as CEO Bjorn Gulden stays through 2030.

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