If you missed some headlines in March 2025, no worries—this recap gets you all caught up, from African political shakeups to thrilling sports moments and promising tech releases.
Caleb Amisi stirred the pot by calling for the resignations of Musalia Mudavadi and NIS Director-General Noordin Haji after Raila Odinga’s failed attempt to become African Union Commission chairperson. Amisi blames poor alliance management and questionable intelligence handling for Odinga’s loss to Djibouti’s Mahmoud Youssouf. This spotlight on accountability reveals just how tense and complex African political dynamics can be.
These developments not only reflect immediate power struggles but also hint at deeper issues within regional politics. If these calls for resignation take hold, expect shifts in leadership strategies and future diplomatic moves.
Apple is set to shake things up with the iPhone 17 Pro. The big news? Upgraded cameras that could put last year’s models to shame, including a new telephoto lens and improved sensors. Plus, the A18 Pro chip promises faster and more reliable performance, with quicker charging speeds to boot.
For anyone frustrated by past camera limits, this might be the upgrade worth waiting for. These improvements could completely change the way you snap photos or use your phone daily.
March 10’s Powerball draw left players empty-handed, pushing the jackpot to a staggering $353.3 million. Fans in Maryland and Texas still enjoyed smaller wins, but everyone’s eye is now on the next big prize. If you’re feeling lucky, this might be the moment to grab a ticket!
Meanwhile, rugby fans witnessed a heart-stopping Six Nations clash where England squeaked past Scotland 16-15. Scotland’s missed kicks cost them dearly, letting England reclaim the Calcutta Cup. The match was a nail-biter, showing how every point counts in high-stakes games.
Over in club football, Liverpool’s dominance over Manchester City was clear with a 2-0 victory. Mohamed Salah dazzled with a goal and an assist, exploiting City's defensive weaknesses in the absence of Erling Haaland. Liverpool’s tactical edge is sending strong signals for the league title race.
March 2025 was packed with unforgettable moments, whether you’re following politics, technology, or sports. Keep checking back to stay ahead with the stories that matter across Africa and beyond.
Caleb Amisi demands resignations of Musalia Mudavadi and NIS Director-General Noordin Haji, blaming them for Raila Odinga's failed AUC chairperson bid. Alleging mismanagement in alliances and intelligence assessments, Amisi claims their actions led to Odinga's defeat to Djibouti's Mahmoud Youssouf. The situation underscores political tensions and accountability issues following this diplomatic setback.
The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro is set to redefine expectations with major advancements in camera technology and design. Key improvements may include enhanced sensors, a new telephoto lens, and faster charging. The focus is on overcoming past camera limitations and optimizing the user experience.
The recent Powerball draw on March 10, 2025, ended without a jackpot winner, pushing the prize to $353.3 million. The numbers drawn were 17, 40, 47, 50, 55, with 6 as the Powerball. Even though no ticket matched all the numbers, players in Maryland and Texas won lower-tier prizes. The next drawing promises a higher jackpot excitement.
England edged out Scotland 16-15 in a nail-biting Six Nations match at Twickenham, reclaiming the Calcutta Cup. Despite Scotland's early lead, crucial missed conversions by Finn Russell cost them the game. Marcus and Fin Smith's successful penalties ensured England's victory, while Scotland's hopes of a Six Nations title slipped away.
Liverpool triumphed over Man City with a 2-0 victory, showcasing Mohamed Salah's outstanding performance. Salah's goal and assist highlighted Liverpool's attacking prowess, while City's defense struggled without Erling Haaland. The match emphasized Liverpool's strategic excellence, with crucial contributions from Salah and Szoboszlai, strengthening their lead in the league.
