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12/29/2025

Heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has been injured in a car crash in Nigeria that reportedly claimed the lives of two people.

Local authorities confirmed that Joshua was taken to hospital with minor injuries and is said to be doing “fine,” according to the BBC. The identities of the two fatalities have not yet been confirmed following the incident, which occurred on Monday, December 29, along the Ogun–Lagos expressway.

Joshua, who was born in the UK and has family roots in Sagamu, Ogun State, is the son of British-Nigerian parents. He has previously described himself as “proudly Nigerian and proudly British.”

His promoter, Eddie Hearn, told the Daily Mail that he learned of the incident while on holiday. “We are trying to contact Anthony, and in the meantime we don’t want to speculate,” Hearn said, adding that Joshua appeared to be okay based on images seen so far and that further updates would be provided once more information becomes available.

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12/29/2025

FULL LIST: Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria secure qualification as others battle for AFCON last 16 spots

The final round of group-stage matches at the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations,…

12/29/2025

Cameroonian official Mefire Abdou Abdoul made history at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by becoming the tournament’s youngest referee at 29, officiating the Morocco vs Mali match, which ended in a 1–1 draw.

12/29/2025

Ukraine peace deal nearing completion, territorial dispute still unresolved — Trump

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a deal to end Russia’s invasion…

12/28/2025

Speaking to journalists, the President of FERWAFA said Rwanda’s football development plan initially covered 10 mini-pitches, but following the visit of Gianni Infantino, FIFA expanded its support by adding 20 more for grassroots football development nationwide.

12/28/2025

A Ghanaian self-proclaimed prophet who earlier predicted that God would destroy the world in a flood on December 25 has now announced that the event has been postponed.

Ebo Noah told his followers that his prayers were answered and that the rapture has been delayed indefinitely.

The announcement follows reports that donations from believers were used to buy a new Mercedes and support the construction of several Noah-style arks. As a result, critics are questioning the abrupt shift in prophecy, while followers are left grappling with the aftermath of preparing for an apocalypse that did not happen.

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12/28/2025

AFCON 2025: CAF says new man-of-the-match trophy symbolises Africa’s unity

The newly unveiled Man-of-the-Match trophy at the TotalEnergies CAF AFCON Morocco 2025 represents Africa’s…

12/28/2025

Terrorists relocate following US air strikeshttps://diasporaglitzmagazine.com/terrorists-relocate-following-us-air-strikes/

There are indications that suspected terrorists in northern Nigeria are relocating following missile strikes…

12/27/2025

Thailand and Cambodia agree to a ceasefire following deadly border clashes

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12/26/2025

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has fined the Egypt national football team $5,000 for failing to meet its media obligations following the team’s opening match against Zimbabwe at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.

In a statement, CAF said the seven-time African champions were penalised after players and technical staff ignored journalists in the designated mixed zone, leaving without granting post-match interviews. The governing body said the entire Egyptian delegation bypassed their media duties, a requirement CAF describes as essential for transparency and the promotion of the tournament.

Alongside the financial penalty, CAF issued a warning to Egypt, stating that further violations of media regulations would result in stiffer sanctions. The body highlighted Egypt’s upcoming Matchday Two fixture against South Africa, noting that compliance with media protocols would be closely monitored.

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12/26/2025

Mali’s coach blasts FIFA, European clubs over AFCON’s new four-year plan

Tom Saintfiet, head coach of the Mali national football team, has criticised the decision…