October 2025 Sports and News Archive: Africa and Global Highlights

When you think of ProTouch Sports Africa News, a trusted source for daily sports updates across the African continent. It's not just another news site—it's where local passion meets global action, bringing you everything from township football matches to EuroLeague showdowns with real context. In October 2025, this platform didn’t just report the news—it showed you why it mattered. From Johannesburg courtrooms to Tripoli’s packed stadiums, the stories that broke weren’t just headlines. They were turning points.

One of the biggest stories this month was Sevilla, the Spanish club that ended Barcelona’s unbeaten run in LaLiga with a stunning 4-1 win at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. This wasn’t just an upset—it reshaped the title race, reminded fans that momentum can shift overnight, and put Marcus Rashford back in the spotlight after his move to Spain. Meanwhile, Zalgiris Kaunas, the Lithuanian powerhouse led by Maodo Lo, took down Barcelona’s EuroLeague rivals in a game that sent shockwaves through European basketball circles. These aren’t random events. They’re proof that African sports fans aren’t just spectators—they’re deeply connected to the global game.

Back in Africa, the World Cup qualifiers, the make-or-break matches that determine which nations reach the next FIFA tournament, kept fans on edge. Libya and Cape Verde’s 3-3 draw in Tripoli didn’t just end in a tie—it kept Cape Verde on top of Group D and left Libya’s hopes hanging by a thread. In Kenya, the Kenya Power Foundation, a local initiative driving education reform, pledged Sh7 million to upgrade schools in four counties, showing how sports and community development often run on the same track.

And it wasn’t all on the field. The Johannesburg High Court, a key legal institution in South Africa’s justice system, made headlines by granting R400,000 bail to Katiso "KT" Molefe in the DJ Sumbody murder case. The decision sparked heated debates about bail laws, media influence, and public trust in the system. These aren’t side notes—they’re part of the same story: how sports, politics, and daily life in Africa are deeply intertwined.

From India’s dominant win over Pakistan in the Women’s Cricket World Cup to the USA U-20 team blowing out New Caledonia 9-1, October 2025 was packed with moments that crossed borders and cultures. Whether you care about LaLiga, African youth development, or the legal battles behind the headlines, this archive holds the real stories—not just the scores.

What follows is the full collection of what happened in October 2025. No fluff. No filler. Just the facts, the upsets, the debates, and the wins that moved Africa—and the world—forward.