When browsing the September 2025 archive, a collection of news stories published throughout September 2025 on Accommodation Hunter. Also known as Sep‑2025 news roundup, it gives a snapshot of what mattered across the continent that month.
One major thread in this archive is sports news, coverage of football matches, tournaments and player moves across Africa and beyond. Another key area is technology updates, reports on gadgets, smartphone releases and tech trends that affect everyday life. We also see media regulation, discussions about broadcast ownership, political influence and the future of local news. Finally, road safety, incident reports highlighting transport accidents and safety measures features prominently. Together, these entities form a web where sports achievements can spark media debate, technology drives fan engagement, and road safety concerns shape public policy.
The sports section of the September 2025 archive reads like a weekend tour of the continent’s biggest pitches. From Kaizer Chiefs’ tactical warnings ahead of a CAF clash to Marseille’s 91st‑minute heroics that lifted them to the Ligue 1 summit, the stories capture both the drama and the data behind the games. You’ll also see the emotional exit of legends like Sergio Busquets, whose retirement after a decisive MLS win sparked conversations about player longevity and coaching futures. The coverage isn’t limited to Europe; it includes South American showdowns such as River Plate’s narrow loss to Palmeiras, reminding readers that African fans follow global football with the same passion they bring to local leagues.
Technology updates sit side by side with these match reports, showing how gadgets shape fan experience. The iPhone 17 Pro Max lab results break down screen size, charging speed and chassis material, offering the kind of specs that help readers decide if they’ll upgrade before the next World Cup. Max Verstappen’s foray into endurance racing at the Nürburgring illustrates a broader trend: top athletes exploring new tech‑heavy disciplines, a detail that bridges sports and automotive tech narratives. Meanwhile, media regulation pieces, like former FCC chair Tom Wheeler’s critique of ownership reviews, illustrate the power struggles that can affect how sports are broadcast and how fans receive news.
Road safety articles provide a sobering counterpoint to the excitement of sports and the allure of new devices. The N3 crash near Bergville, which left four dead and sparked a manhunt, underscores the human cost of reckless driving and the importance of transport policy. By placing this story alongside lighter topics, the archive demonstrates how everyday events—whether a traffic accident or a new phone launch—are all part of the same information ecosystem that readers rely on for a balanced view of the continent.
All these pieces together make the September 2025 archive a one‑stop reference for anyone looking to stay informed about what’s happening in Africa right now. Whether you’re chasing the latest match score, comparing smartphone specs, or trying to understand the impact of media rules on local journalism, you’ll find concise, engaging coverage here. Below, the articles are listed in chronological order, each offering a deeper dive into the themes introduced above. Dive in and see how each story connects to the broader picture of African news in September 2025.
Former FCC chairman Tom Wheeler calls the agency's broadcast ownership review a political ploy, sparking debate over media consolidation, local news, and future regulation.
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Kaizer Chiefs defender Inacio Miguel warns teammates about Kabuscorp's tough, Congolese‑driven physicality ahead of the CAF Confederation Cup second leg in Johannesburg.
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On September 26, 2025, Marseille traveled to Stade de la Meinau and turned a 1‑0 deficit into a 2‑1 victory with a stoppage‑time strike. Both sides entered the game on two‑match winning runs and sitting comfortably in the top six. Strasbourg had a near‑perfect home record early in the season, while Marseille rode high after beating PSG. The match lived up to its reputation for tight contests and late drama. The win pushes Marseille to the top of the Ligue 1 table.
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New lab tests break down the iPhone 17 Pro Max's 6.9‑inch LTPO OLED screen, 25 W MagSafe wireless charging and the shift to an aluminum chassis. The device hits 50 % charge in half an hour and offers up to 2 TB of storage. Apple’s A19 Pro processor drives the performance gains, while the lighter frame improves heat management but sacrifices some durability.
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Barcelona and Spain icon Sergio Busquets has announced he will hang up his boots after the 2025 MLS season with Inter Miami. The 37‑year‑old made the call following a 4‑0 win that secured Miami’s playoff spot. His two‑decade legacy includes nine La Liga titles, three Champions Leagues and a historic Spain treble. Tributes poured in from rivals and teammates, while coach Javier Mascherano hints at a future in coaching.
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North Macedonian striker Bojan Miovski finally opened his La Liga account with a brace, helping Girona crush Espanyol 4-1 at Montilivi. Bryan Gil starred with a goal and two assists, while Ladislav Krejci added a fourth before halftime. The win lifts Girona to fifth place, leaving Espanyol stuck in the relegation zone.
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Senegalese forward Sadio Mane has given a single-word signal that he plans to stay at Al Nassr, backing the club’s ambitious project alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix. With heavy investment ahead of the 2025‑26 season, the Saudi side hopes the revamped attack will finally end a six‑year trophy drought. Mane says the new forward line feels like a dream and offers his best shot at adding more silverware to his collection.
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Aston Villa host Bologna in their Europa League opener at Villa Park on 25 September 2025. After a six‑game winless spell, Villa look to revive their season, while Bologna chase their first win against English opposition. The article breaks down form, tactics, expected line‑ups and how to watch the clash.
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River Plate fell 1-2 to Palmeiras at the Monumental on September 17, 2025. Palmeiras seized a 2-0 lead before halftime, while the Argentine side scraped a late goal. The loss forces River Plate into a must‑win mission in São Paulo to stay in the Copa Libertadores.
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Four‑time F1 champion Max Verstappen completed his B‑Permit test and raced a Porsche Cayman GT4 CS in the ADAC NLS at the Nürburgring Nordschleife on September 14‑15, 2025. He fulfilled the 14‑lap requirement in a field of over 100 cars and is slated to return in a Ferrari 296 GT3. Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko says the Dutch driver will be cleared for the Nürburgring 24‑Hour race. The move reflects a growing trend of F1 stars seeking endurance challenges.
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Four people died after a truck smashed into a stationary minibus taxi on the N3 near the Bergville Interchange in KwaZulu-Natal. The truck driver fled and a manhunt is under way. Several passengers were critically injured. KZN Transport MEC Siboniso Duma condemned reckless driving and said officials are supporting the families while investigators trace the company linked to the truck.
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