
The Springboks beat the All Blacks 3-1 in a historic four-test series
After losing the opener, South Africa won three in a row, finishing with a 43-28 win in Baltimore.
Football, athletics and the African athletes competing at home and abroad: results, records, tournaments and the business of sport across the continent.

After losing the opener, South Africa won three in a row, finishing with a 43-28 win in Baltimore.

South Africa beat France 16-5 in Tbilisi to become only the fourth nation to win consecutive junior world titles.

48 teams are chasing 21 places alongside hosts Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

The Harambee Starlets beat India and took silver behind Australia at Nyayo Stadium.

The debutants beat Angola’s Petro de Luanda 90-88 in Kigali to become Rwanda’s first BAL champions.

The home team won the men’s 4x400m in a championship record and qualified for the Worlds in the 4x100m for the first time.

The Grand Stade Hassan II near Casablanca is designed to be the world’s largest football stadium.

For the first time, athletics’ biggest championship is coming to Africa, in the home of distance running.

The Kenyan retained his title in 2:01:52, and Sharon Lokedi made it a Kenyan double.

The Olympic 800m champion ran 2:11.83 in Monaco, taking Noah Ngeny’s 1999 mark.

Jacob Kiplimo, Yomif Kejelcha and Agnes Ngetich all set world records over 21.1km in 2026.

Kebinatshipi ran 43.40, Cherotich and Wanyonyi set meeting records, and Ethiopia swept the women’s 5,000m.

A Teboho Mokoena strike and a Ronwen Williams penalty save won Sundowns their second continental crown.

The South African swimmer’s 19th medal came in the relay in Glasgow, 16 years after his debut.

She broke a 40-year-old record, months after becoming the youngest women’s world champion.

Japan’s Takamoto Katsuta won his first World Rally Championship round on Kenya’s famous rough roads.

The Sables join world champions South Africa at the first 24-team tournament in Australia.

About 2,700 young athletes, 25 sports and three host cities: the Youth Olympic Games come to Senegal.

The race joins Tokyo, Boston, London and the rest from May 2027, after the fastest marathon ever run in Africa.

Cameroon, Morocco, Algeria and debutants Malawi are going to Brazil, and Ghana and South Africa can still join them.

The Kenyan won the London Marathon in 1:59:30, taking more than a minute off Kelvin Kiptum's world record.

Cape Verde held Spain, South Africa and Côte d'Ivoire made history, and Morocco reached the quarter-finals.

A Champions League winner, a 17-goal breakthrough and a quieter year for Salah.

Three golds, a clean sweep in the men's steeplechase and a Games record for Faith Cherotich.

After three lost finals, the Indomitable Lionesses beat Malawi 3-0 in Rabat.

CAF inspectors have toured Talanta and Kasarani as Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania race to finish their stadiums.

Senegal won the final on the pitch; CAF handed the title to Morocco. CAS hears the case on 8 October.