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Out of Africa

June 25, 2025

Khaman Maluach & Clifford Omoruyi Headline African-Born Talent at the 2025 NBA Draft

The 2025 NBA Draft showcases elite African talent with Khaman Maluach and Clifford Omoruyi emerging as top prospects. Their rise highlights Africa’s growing influence on global basketball, from NBA Academy Africa to top U.S. college programs.

Game Updates

May 26, 2025

Obadiah Noel’s Game-Winning Three Sends APR Past Nairobi City Thunder to BAL Playoffs in Thriller

APR stunned Nairobi City Thunder 77–74 in a BAL Nile Conference thriller, sealed by Obadiah Noel’s clutch three-pointer. Aliou Diarra and Youssoupha Ndoye led the fightback as APR booked their ticket to the BAL Playoffs in Pretoria.

Game Updates

May 25, 2025

Nairobi City Thunder Outlasts MBB in Gritty Nile Conference Battle to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive

Nairobi City Thunder edged MBB 85-76 in a tense Nile Conference clash. Led by Albert Odero’s 23 points, Thunder’s balanced scoring and fourth-quarter dominance kept playoff hopes alive heading into a decisive final day in Kigali.

Game Updates

May 22, 2025

Al Ahli SC Clinches BAL Playoff Spot After 104-91 Thriller Against Thunder

Al Ahli SC became the first 2025 Nile Conference team to reach the BAL playoffs after a thrilling 104-91 win over Nairobi City Thunder. Jean Jacques Boissy starred, while Sadi and Agada delivered dominant double-doubles.

Game Updates

May 20, 2025

Cameroon U16 Girls Crush CAR 103-12 in Historic FIBA Afrobasket Qualifier Debut with Mbaha Scoring 26

Cameroon’s U16 Girls Basketball Team stunned the Central African Republic 103–12 in their international debut. Shanice Mbaha led with 26 points as the Lionesses dominated both ends, showcasing elite defense, fluid offense, and exceptional team chemistry.

Game Updates

May 20, 2025

Cameroon U16 Boys Dominate CAR 84-57 in Historic Debut at the FIBA U16 Afrobasket Qualifiers

Cameroon’s U16 Boys National Team crushed Central African Republic 84–57 in their international debut. Led by Maboula’s double-double and Ngangmeni’s finesse, the young Lions impressed with depth, athleticism, and teamwork at the FIBA Africa Youth Championship.