More than 1,300 Filipinos joined FundLife’s Move for Equity campaign in March 2025, running 130,000 kilometers to raise awareness for girls’ rights and gender equity. The initiative spotlighted barriers to safe spaces, education, and work for girls across the Philippines.
The World Football Summit’s latest report unveils massive commercial opportunities across Africa’s football sector as the continent gears up to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. From digital innovation to infrastructure and talent pipelines, Africa is now an investment-grade football frontier.
BRAVE Combat Federation returns to Spain for BRAVE CF 95 on May 30, 2025, at the Pabellón Santiago Martín in Tenerife, featuring top international MMA talent. Don’t miss this thrilling night of combat sports.
Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard, Founder and Chairman of APO Group, will join global sports media leaders at the 2025 AIPS Congress and Sports Media Awards in Morocco to champion African sports journalism.
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NLEX Road Warriors edged out Barangay Ginebra Kings 89-86 in a heart-stopping PBA Philippine Cup duel, led by Robert Bolick’s clutch performance.
PFL Africa makes its debut July 26 in Cape Town with the launch of the 2025 tournament and major world title bouts under the Champions Series: Road to Dubai.
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Rain or Shine Elasto Painters rode a late 18-4 run to overpower Blackwater, 120-106, and bounce back in the 2025 PBA Philippine Cup behind strong performances from Adrian Nocum, Keith Datu, and Caelan Tiongson.
The Basketball Africa League and Speak Up Africa renovated a basketball court in Yoff, Senegal, and held a youth clinic and malaria prevention workshop as part of BAL’s long-term commitment to communities across Africa.
South Korea’s Joo Dae Yeung clinched the individual crown and over P1 million in prizes at the Tour of Luzon 2025, while Standard Insurance Philippines led all teams in earnings from the record-breaking P7M cash pot raised by MVP.
Cape Verde’s Kriol Star stunned reigning champions Petro de Luanda in overtime to qualify for the 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL) Playoffs, joined by US Monastir who topped the Sahara Conference.