Neymar Jr. announces conclusion of his international career
Brazilian star Neymar Jr. has retired from international football following the 2026 World Cup, ending a 16-year career with the national team.
Spanish residents return home as looming heatwave sparks wildfire concerns
Thousands of Spanish evacuees are heading home as officials warn that an approaching heatwave could trigger new wildfires across the region.
Nigeria and South Africa hold talks regarding xenophobic violence
Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sola Enikanolaiye, is meeting with South African officials to address persistent xenophobic attacks against Nigerians.
BBNaija: Chimsom Issues Warning to Housemates Regarding Rules
Big Brother Naija season 11 Head of House, Chimsom Chuka, has warned housemates that failing to follow his instructions will lead to consequences.
Gary Neville Explains Arsenal’s Unlikely Pursuit of Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr
Gary Neville comments on why Arsenal is unlikely to sign Vinicius Junior, citing the overwhelming pull of Real Madrid.
Gary Neville Endorses Chelsea Move for Welbeck and Henderson
Gary Neville explains why recruiting veterans like Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson will provide vital leadership and structure to Chelsea's inexperienced roster.
Kate O’Connor maintains lead in pursuit of Commonwealth heptathlon gold
Kate O'Connor is poised to claim gold for Team Northern Ireland as she maintains a significant lead in the heptathlon with only the 800m race remaining.
FIFA Sets September Deadline for Controversial $4 Billion Competition Stake Sale
FIFA has requested that member associations decide by September 19 whether to back a $4 billion stake sale in major tournaments, an initiative currently facing strong criticism from international football bodies.
US to Terminate Routine Visa Operations in Abuja and 24 African Cities
The US State Department plans to move routine visa services to regional hubs, impacting operations in Abuja and 24 other African cities starting August 2026.
US to End Visa Services at 25 African Diplomatic Posts by 2026
Effective August 1, 2026, the US will stop routine visa services at 25 African diplomatic posts, including Abuja, moving processing to regional hubs to improve security and efficiency.