February 2025 didn’t pull any punches—major news hit every arena, from football pitches to political stages and even the red carpet. If you care about what’s happening in Africa and beyond, this is your quick, straight-shooting catch-up.
Starting off, African Game Farms Daily News kept the spotlight on wildlife conservation, eco-tourism, and those real stories making a difference on the continent. Updates this month gave a clear view of how game farms are handling shifting policies, environmental challenges, and the fresh ways they keep Africa’s natural heritage alive. These aren’t just numbers—think behind-the-scenes plans for new reserves and community conservation programs that hit the ground running in early 2025.
Moving into African politics, one bombshell dropped when Ibrahim Babangida, former Nigerian leader, openly admitted his part in annulling MKO Abiola’s 1993 election win. His brutal honesty in his autobiography cleared up old rumors—Abiola’s victory was legit, but the annulment, Babangida claims, was about keeping Nigeria from tearing itself apart. The ripple effects of this confession still spark debate over what might’ve been for Nigeria if history took a different turn.
Sports fans saw plenty of drama, too. The Philadelphia Eagles broke a major Super Bowl streak by toppling the Kansas City Chiefs, who almost made NFL history with a three-peat. Jalen Hurts showed everyone what a sharp offense actually looks like, and Vic Fangio’s defense finished the job. No fluff—Eagles fans finally got their moment after 2018.
On the global football scene, Manchester United played chess, not checkers, with winger Antony’s loan move to Real Betis. Their 2026 recall clause lets United call the shots based on strategy and team needs. Meanwhile, Ajax stunned Dutch football by pulling the plug on Jordan Teze's expected switch to PSV—the sort of decision that makes fans rethink the whole transfer window.
February also saw new records and bold statements. Cristiano Ronaldo picked up his 700th club win, proving at 39 that age is just a number when you’re built for greatness. Then there was Guinness, launching the interactive #TransferThatPint campaign to spice up football’s deadline day—because who wouldn’t want to send a pint to a friend across the country?
Of course, not all news was feel-good. Tensions between Rwanda and South Africa escalated after a deadly incident involving peacekeepers in the DRC. Paul Kagame’s blunt warning made international headlines, and everyone’s watching what happens next as both sides double down.
All eyes hit the 2025 Grammys when Bianca Censori, wife of Kanye West, turned heads in a sheer Riccardo Tisci gown. Her look set social media on fire, sparking debates on what’s bold fashion and what’s just too much for music’s big night.
February 2025 was a wild ride for African game farms, sports, fashion, and politics. There’s never a dull moment—so if you missed any of it, you’re now in the know.
Former Nigerian leader Ibrahim Babangida admits his role in annulling the 1993 election won by MKO Abiola. His autobiography discloses that Abiola's victory was legitimate, shifting blame to Sani Abacha's group for the annulment. Babangida reflects on the protests and Abiola's tragic death in custody, asserting the annulment was to maintain national unity.
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Manchester United's long-term strategy includes a possible recall for winger Antony from Real Betis in January 2026. Despite Antony's stellar performance at Betis, United's recall clause offers flexibility based on team strategy and player form. With no fixed decisions yet, the ball is still in the air regarding Antony's ultimate future at either club.
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In Super Bowl 59, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22, preventing the Chiefs from making NFL history as a three-peat champion. Jalen Hurts led the Eagles with a well-rounded offense and a strategic defense under Vic Fangio. Despite a strong season finish, Patrick Mahomes couldn't overcome the Eagles' dominance, marking their first Super Bowl win since 2018.
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Bianca Censori, Kanye West's wife, made a sensational appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards in a daring sheer gown designed by Riccardo Tisci. Her outfit choice sparked widespread debate and polarized opinions across the fashion community and the public. While Kanye West was notably absent, Censori's role as a muse for Yeezy was highlighted as fashion enthusiasts discussed the appropriateness of her attire for such a prestigious event.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame's warning to South Africa signals a dramatic escalation in tensions centered around the complex conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The confrontation stems from allegations by South African authorities, pointing fingers at Rwanda’s military and the M23 rebels, over the fatal incident involving 13 South African peacekeepers. As diplomatic strains deepen, both nations resist retreating from hardened stances.
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Guinness introduces the '#TransferThatPint' campaign, offering Irish football fans an inventive way to engage with the end of the transfer window. By enabling enthusiasts to transfer their pint of Guinness to a friend miles away, this initiative mirrors the excitement of football's deadline day. Coinciding with the Premier League transfer period, the campaign brings a unique and enjoyable experience to fans.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has reached an extraordinary landmark in his illustrious football career by securing 700 official club victories, marking him as the first player to achieve this feat. This incredible achievement underscores his long-lasting impact across several top-tier clubs, including Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, and currently Al-Nassr. Despite being 39 years old, Ronaldo continues to excel, having scored 85 goals in 94 appearances for Al-Nassr.
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In an unexpected twist, Ajax has halted Jordan Teze's anticipated transfer to PSV Eindhoven. Previously, hope was high for Teze's move, which was seen as a strategic enhancement for PSV's squad. This decision surprises both clubs and disrupts their plans, highlighting its impact on their team strategies for the upcoming season.
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