Riyadh’s Sultan Almohammed KOs Central Java’s Dedy Imprax in Giza

Sultan Khaled Almohammed, an 18-year-old boxer from Riyadh, remains unbeaten with a record of 4-0 after his victory over Dedy Imprax at "Glory in Giza" in Egypt. The fight was stopped in the first round, marking Imprax's record at 2-5. The event showcased boxing talent from 15 countries.

Egypt’s Mohamed Mabrouk decisions Uganda’s Ali Sserunkuma in Giza

Mohamed Mabrouk Yehya from Egypt made his professional boxing debut at the "Glory in Giza" event on May 23, 2026, winning against Uganda's Ali Sserunkuma by unanimous decision after four rounds. Mabrouk's victory improved his record to 1-0, while Sserunkuma fell to 2-4-1. The event showcased 10 matches featuring boxers from 15 countries.

Egypt’s Omar Hikal KOs Tanzania’s Michael Kalyalya in Giza

Omar Hikal made a successful professional boxing debut on May 23, 2026, at "Glory in Giza" in Egypt, defeating Tanzania's Michael Kalyalya by knockout in the third round. This victory improves Hikal's record to 1-0, while Kalyalya falls to 3-6-2. The event featured various international boxers from 15 countries.

Ukraine’s Oleksandr Usyk TKOs Netherlands’ Rico Verhoeven in Giza

Oleksandr Usyk narrowly retained his WBC heavyweight title against Rico Verhoeven on May 23, 2026, in an intense bout at the Pyramids of Giza, despite a controversial late-round stoppage. Usyk improved to 25-0 while Verhoeven, frustrating the champion early, fell to 1-1 in boxing. Speculation arises about Usyk's next fight.

Did the DR Congo ban funeral wakes due to Ebola?

The Democratic Republic of the Congo faces a severe Ebola outbreak due to the Bundibugyo virus, with the WHO raising the risk assessment to "very high." Official reports cite 82 cases and seven deaths, but estimates suggest far greater numbers. Efforts to control the spread encounter community resistance, misinformation, and resource shortages amid ongoing conflict.

Alexie Brooks crowns Miss Eco International 2026 Palmira Ruiz in Alexandria

Alexie Mae Caimoso Brooks from the Philippines was crowned Miss Eco International 2025 in Alexandria, Egypt, on April 19, 2025. She later crowned Palmira Ruiz from Mexico as her successor on May 22, 2026, in the same venue, where 45 contestants competed. The event included various special awards and regional titles.

44 Miss Eco International 2026 candidates competing in Alexandria

Alexie Mae Caimoso Brooks won Miss Eco International 2025 in Egypt, competing against 35 participants. Yulinar Fitriani from Indonesia was the runner-up, followed by candidates from Ukraine, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Brooks will crown her successor at the next pageant on May 22, 2026, featuring 40 contestants.

Top 30 Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2026 candidates revealed

Lyshanda Moyas won the Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2025 title on May 14, 2025, at the Harare Hippodrome, with Onesimo Nkomo and Rumbidzai Muzopa as runners-up. The next pageant for 2026 will feature 30 contestants vying for various crown titles, including Miss Universe, overseen by hosts Tich Mataz and Zozibini Tunzi.

Somto Nnoruga crowns Misters of Nigeria 2026 king Valentine Udemadu in Lagos

Somto Alexander Nnoruga of Abia, Nigeria secured first place at Misters of Nigeria 2025, earning the title of the country’s representative for Manhunt International Male Supermodel 2025. On April 23, 2026, he crowned Valentine Udemadu as his successor, who will represent Nigeria at the inaugural Misters of Africa.

Misters of Nigeria 2026 winners could be Armstrong Aluna, Samuel Ayeloja, Elvis Attah

Somto Alexander Nnoruga represented Abia, Nigeria at Misters of Nigeria 2025 and competed against 35 other candidates at the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) Centre in Onikan, Lagos, Nigeria. He ranked first and was selected as the country's representative to Manhunt International Male Supermodel 2025. The runners-up were Mbamara Bethel Chidera, Victor Ngoka, David Eyo, Chidi … Continue reading Misters of Nigeria 2026 winners could be Armstrong Aluna, Samuel Ayeloja, Elvis Attah