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Senegal overcomes a controversial penalty decision and a near-walkout to defeat hosts Morocco 1-0 in extra time, claiming the 2025 AFCON title in Rabat.
British American Tobacco (BAT) Kenya has stunned the Nairobi Securities Exchange with a historic KES 70 per share dividend payout.
Despite posting record-shattering revenues driven by an artificial intelligence boom, Nvidia faces Wall Street skepticism, while UK grocer Ocado axes 1,000 jobs in a stark reminder of AI's disruptive human cost.
Longhorn Publishers has significantly reduced its net losses, riding on an impressive revenue leap fuelled by expanded school coverage and heightened government orders.
The Registration, Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency has disbanded the Board of Trustees of the Seventh-day Adventist Church of Tanzania over alleged property mismanagement.
The Tanzanian government has stepped up calls for faster ratification of international air law treaties to sustain the rapid transformation of the aviation industry.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has strongly warned about severe trade imbalances during his first official visit to Beijing, signalling a tougher European stance.
Kenya's ARM Cement is officially shutting down operations entirely after finalizing a complex series of major tax and historical debt settlements.
Iranian diplomats have entered critical nuclear negotiations in Geneva, boldly claiming a diplomatic agreement with the United States remains highly achievable.
Manchester United has reported a highly significant profit increase, heavily driven by ruthless job cuts and corporate restructuring, despite carrying immense legacy debts.
The English football giant posts a dramatic return to profitability in the first half of the fiscal year despite reduced overall revenues.
Kenyan influencer Isaac Otesa, known as Bungoma Goliath, officially registers his own marketing agency just days after breaking ground on a KES 3.5 million rural home funded by his corporate sponsor.
Behind Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki's phenomenal rise in the National Hockey League lies the unwavering support of his parents, Rob and Amanda, who transformed their lives to nurture a world-class hockey legacy.
