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The Commonwealth Foundation Grants 2026 programme is now open for applications, providing up to £60,000 in funding to eligible civil society organisations (CSOs) across Commonwealth Member States. This initiative is designed to strengthen civil society engagement with decision-makers and support meaningful participation in policy development and implementation. With the application process already open, this is a crucial opportunity for … Continue reading “Apply Now: Commonwealth Foundation Grants ( Up £60,000)”
Written by When the Miami Dolphins extended quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in 2024, it was part of a much larger trend of QBs getting paid that offseason. With the rapidly rising price, teams were incentivized to get a deal done before the next domino fell somewhere else and raised the price again. The Dolphins secured Tua for the … Continue reading “Tua Tagovioloa’s contract hinders Miami Dolphins beyond 2025”
Tariff fears are hurting World Cup merchandise orders at Shang Yabing’s Chinese knitwear factory, where racks of scarves bear the logos of national teams from Ireland to Tanzania. Manufacturers in China’s export hub Yiwu would normally already be inundated with World Cup orders ahead of next summer’s football tournament, this time hosted by the United … Continue reading “Tariff Uncertainty Delays World Cup Orders For China’s Merch Makers”
Former Super Eagles midfielder, Sunday Oliseh has cautioned Nigeria’s current generation of players that their repeated failure to qualify for the FIFA World Cup could leave lasting damage on their international careers. Nigeria, who missed the 2022 edition in Qatar, now risks failing to reach the 2026 World Cup in North America following a poor … Continue reading “Oliseh Says Super Eagles Risk ‘Damaging Legacy’ Over World Cup Failures”
The case against the Los Angeles Clippers becomes more convincing by the week. Journalist Pablo Torre continues to dig deeper into allegations of salary cap circumvention against the Clippers to pay star forward Kawhi Leonard off the books, and his biggest critic just led him to even more damning evidence. The latest episode of “Pablo … Continue reading “Mark Cuban accidentally led Pablo Torre to more smoking gun evidence against Clippers”
For a generation, Williams Racing was the standard in Formula 1. After his previous team, Frank Williams Racing Cars, failed to meet the level of success he had hoped for, Williams rebuilt his team as Williams Grand Prix Engineering, debuting on the F1 grid in the 1977 season. That year, the team did not score … Continue reading “Williams’ F1 comeback is on, and it’s only getting better”
Jose Mourinho has admitted that joining Turkish Super Lig side Fenerbahce was a mistake. The 62-year-old coach has been out of work since last month, when Fenerbahce dismissed him after the club failed to qualify for the Champions League. His availability immediately fueled speculation about his next move, and earlier this week he was strongly linked with … Continue reading “I made a mistake going to Fenerbahce Jose Mourinho”
An Edo State High Court sitting in Benin City has restrained the Edo State Independent Electoral Commission (EDSIEC) and the State Government from going ahead with planned local government by-elections across 59 wards in the state. Justice Mary E. Itsueli, sitting as a vacation judge, granted the order on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, following … Continue reading “Court Stops EDSIEC, Edo Govt From Conducting Planned LG By-Elections”
Ademola Lookman has returned to the Atalanta squad for the first time since July. Lookman was previously excluded from the team after openly expressing his desire to leave the club. The Nigerian winger deleted all contents related to Atalanta from his Instagram including pictures of their UEFA Europa League triumph. Ademola Lookman poses for a … Continue reading “Lookman Rejoins Atalanta Squad After Two-Month Conflict”
FIFA has launched disciplinary proceedings against the South African Football Association (SAFA) and midfielder Teboho Mokoena for allegedly breaching player eligibility rules in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The case stems from South Africa’s 2–0 win over Lesotho on 21 March in Polokwane, where Mokoena featured despite being due to serve a one-match suspension. … Continue reading “FIFA Opens Case Against SAFA Over Mokoena Eligibility”