New Single — Latest Tagged Stories on African EduNews Tree

Looking for the latest stories under the "new single" tag? This page gathers fresh posts across categories so you can scan what’s new fast. You’ll find hard news, sports results, tech launches, health updates and big investigations — all in one place.

How to use this page: read the short descriptions, check the keywords, and click the headlines that matter to you. Each item links to the full article with details, quotes and sources. If you want quick context, look at the first paragraph of any article — it usually gives the who, what, where and why.

What kinds of stories show up here

The tag mixes breaking news and timely features. Expect legal and political updates like the Thomas Partey court appearance; public policy moves such as Kenyatta National Hospital tightening SHA admissions; and big sports moments — from the New Zealand win in the Zimbabwe tri-series to tragic losses like Diogo Jota’s accident. Tech and business readers can find product news like the iPhone 17 Pro reveal and telecom deals such as MTN’s national roaming pact with 9mobile.

That variety helps if you follow broad themes. Want only sports? Use the site search or click related keywords inside a story to filter to the sport you care about. Prefer tech or health? Same approach: keywords act like shortcuts to related coverage.

Tips to get the most from this tag

1) Sort by recency when you want breaking updates. The newest pieces appear first and often include developing details. 2) Use the keywords under each preview — they’re quick signposts for topic and scope. 3) Bookmark the page if you check it daily, or sign up for our newsletter on edutree.co.za to get top stories in your inbox.

Want alerts on a specific topic? Try a browser or phone notification for the site, or follow our social channels where we post headlines as they go live. If you see a post you care about, share it — tips from readers often lead us to follow-ups and deeper reporting.

Finally, feedback helps. If a headline feels unclear or a story needs more context, use the comment or contact link on the article page. We use reader notes to correct errors and expand coverage quickly. Enjoy scanning the "new single" tag — it’s a fast way to catch what’s new and worth reading across Africa and beyond.