If you’re scrolling for fast updates, the Series Sweep collection is where you land. We pull together everything from football drama to tech rumors, so you can catch the main points without digging through endless pages.
The tag starts strong with big game recaps. Kaizer Chiefs beat Stellenbosch 2‑0 in their Betway Premiership opener, keeping a clean sheet and adding another win to their record. In cricket, Australia’s Green and Owen turned the match at Sabina Park into a victory over West Indies, showing why they’re now fan favourites.
Fans of African club football get a taste of the CAF Champions League clash between Esperance de Tunis and Mamelodi Sundowns. Both sides are in fine form, and the first leg promises high tension with Elias Mokwana facing his former South African rivals.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro is buzzing the tech world – a periscope lens promising 8× zoom, a new physical camera button and an A19 Pro chip. If you love mobile photography, these details matter. On the political front, Nigeria’s INEC rolled out its voter registration portal for the 2025 elections, letting citizens sign up online or in person until December.
In entertainment news, Nollywood stars Toyin Abraham and Iyabo Ojo announced their 2025 film release dates, while the Netflix series The Recruit hopes for a third season after strong viewer numbers. Meanwhile, San Francisco’s iconic lesbian bar Wild Side West celebrates its legacy as one of the last standing LGBTQ+ venues.
Each article in Series Sweep gives you a concise snapshot: whether it’s a transfer saga like Alexander Isak’s stalled move to Liverpool or Victor Osimhen catching Manchester United’s eye, you’ll get the core facts fast. We also cover big real‑estate moves in Lagos and Ghana‑style political raids, keeping you up on African news that matters.
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Zimbabwe chose to bat first in the second Test in Chattogram, eyeing a rare series sweep against Bangladesh. With debutant Vincent Masekesa and seasoned players like Craig Ervine and Sean Williams, they aimed to break a multi-year Test win drought. Bangladesh, missing stars like Liton Das, faced pressure to bounce back.