Season 2 — Top stories and fresh updates from African EduNews Tree

Looking for the best of Season 2 on African EduNews Tree? You’re in the right place. This tag groups our biggest and most-read pieces across sports, politics, tech, health and education. Pick what matters to you—fast summaries are below so you can jump straight to stories that matter.

What you’ll find in Season 2

We cover breaking news and deep reads. For quick context: some pieces focus on high-profile legal drama like the Thomas Partey court appearance. Others dig into public policy, such as Kenyatta National Hospital’s new SHA admission rules that affect patients and caregivers. Sport fans get match reports and transfer talk — from Bayern’s 9-2 Champions League romp with Harry Kane’s four-goal night to crucial tri-series clashes for New Zealand, South Africa and Pakistan.

Tech and business stories are here too. You’ll find previews like the iPhone 17 Pro’s camera and AI upgrades, plus telecom moves such as the MTN–9mobile national roaming deal that aims to boost coverage across Nigeria. We also cover major national updates: Nigeria’s paramilitary recruitment drive, the NYSC stipend increase, and currency shifts like the naira sliding past N1,500 against the dollar.

Human interest and culture pieces sit alongside hard news. Read about tragic events that shocked fans, like Diogo Jota’s car crash, or profile features on actors and public figures, such as Manaka Ranaka’s personal story. There’s even global history and politics in the mix, like the newly released JFK files and their implications for researchers.

How to use this tag and stay updated

Want fast access? Here’s how to get the most from Season 2:

- Scan the short summaries under each post title to decide what to read first. We keep descriptions tight so you don’t waste time.

- Use the site search or tag filters to group similar topics—sports-only, tech-only, or health policy. That’s handy if you follow one beat closely.

- Bookmark this Season 2 tag and check back daily. We publish timely updates, so recurring visits will keep you current without hunting for new posts.

- Subscribe to our newsletter or follow our socials for quick alerts on major stories. We send only the highlights, not a flood of emails.

If you want a starting read, try our roundup stories first: they bundle key developments across categories and save time. Prefer deep dives? Open our feature reports for background, expert quotes and what comes next. Season 2 was built to give you a clear picture of what's changing across Africa—education, politics, sport and tech—so you can stay informed and act on the news that matters to you.