Emmanuel Shine

Game Updates

October 22, 2025

ASB’s Late Game Heroics Secure an Elite 16 Spot After Defeating New Tech 79-70

ASB New Gen bounced back after their defeat to Moanda BBC to book a spot in the Elite 16. They trailed all game and were propelled in the final quarter by their fans to make a late comeback and win the game 79-70.

Game Updates

October 20, 2025

Al Ahly Benghazi Complete Claim Perfect Road to BAL 2026 record as They Dismiss AS Douanes 86-71

The 2024 BAL finalists were looking to win this game and maintain their perfect record in Bamako. Although they were down the whole first half, they managed to claw back into the contest and win 86-71.

Game Updates

October 18, 2025

Centre Fédéral de la Guinée Bounce Back to Defeat AS Douanes 66-61, Keep Elite16 Hopes Alive

Centre Fédéral de Guinée (CFG) bounced back in their second Road to BAL outing with a 66–61 win over AS Douanes, powered by Kabinet Kaba’s 12 points, 17 rebounds, and 4 blocks, plus Zakaria Ouattara’s 16 points.

Game Updates

October 18, 2025

Al Ahly Benghazi Outclass and Outgun Centre Federal de Guinée 88-60 to Begin Road to BAL Campaign

2024 Basketball Africa League finalists Al Ahly Benghazi tipped off their Road to BAL campaign, crushing Centre Federal de Guinée 88-60. With the help of Sofian Hamad's 22 points and former NBA guard Miye Oni's 14 points, the Libyan powerhouse announced their arrival in the tournament.

Weekly Updates

October 12, 2025

FIBA Africa Zone 6 Weekly Review: 11/10/2025

Your Weekly Dose of FIBA Africa Zone 6 News: Zambia and Namibia are set to host major continental basketball events, with Lusaka hosting the men’s Road to BAL qualifiers and Windhoek staging the WBLA Qualifiers, marking key milestones in professional basketball in the Southern African region.

Breaking News

October 12, 2025

Mozambique Faces FIBA Africa Suspension Threat Over $15,000 Debt After 2025 Women’s AfroBasket Participation

Mozambique's Basketball Federation is at risk of suspension from FIBA Africa competitions, including the BAL and WBLA, for failing to pay the $15,000 participation fee for the AfroBasket Women. The debt could derail national basketball progress unless it is resolved before the November FIBA Africa meeting.