MANDELA CUP CHANGED MY LIFE, SAYS LESOTHO BOXER
Lesotho's Retselisitsoe Kolobe won a gold medal in the 2024 inaugural Mandela African Boxing Cup tournament in Durban, South Africa and it has transformed his life beyond his normal expectations.
LESOTHO TO REMAIN IN IBA REFUSING TO BE COLONISED AS GHANA MOVES TO WORLD...
Lesotho Boxing Association (LeBA) has opted to remain in International Boxing Association instead of being "colonised" by joining World Boxing.
NENEZ BOXING ARCHIVE: One of Kenya’s most decorated boxer , Steve Muchoki
At 17 years of age and barely one-year-old in Kenya's national boxing team, Steve Muchoki was among the five boxers picked to represent the East African country in the inaugural World Boxing Championships in Havana, Cuba, from August 17-30 in 1974.
CREATION OF NEW AFRICAN BOXING BODY TO SCUTTLE DISJOINTED AFBC
International Olympic Committees' official recognition of World Boxing has further scuttled the feuding factions in the Africa Boxing Confederation (AFBC).
THREE COUNTRIES YET TO BE PAID 2022 MAPUTO PRIZE MONEY
It's just unbelievable that almost three years now boxers from Zambia, Mozambique and Algeria have not been paid their prize money they won at the 2022 AFBC African Men's and Women's Boxing Championships.
GHANIAN TRIO SET FOR GLORY AT INAUGURAL WBC GRAND PRIX
Ghana’s boxing prowess will be on full display as three of the nation’s most promising fighters — Holy Dorgbetor, Samuel Quaye and Shakul Samed — prepare to battle against the world’s best at the maiden WBC Boxing Grand Prix in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, next month.
WHY MOST AFRICAN COUNTRIES FLOP IN WORLD BOXING TOURNEY
Morocco once again emerged as the most successful African country in the Women's World Boxing Championships in Serbia.
NAMIBIA’S RENOWNED BOXER NAKATHILA IS NOW CEO OF BOXERS WORLD WEBSITE
Namibia's distinguished professional boxer, Jeremiah Nakathila, is now the CEO of Africa's fastest rising boxing website, the prestigious boxersworld.co.ke.
NAMIBIAN STAR BOXER DOING ROARING BUSINESS AT HIS PUB
Welcome to Low-Key Pub owned by Namibia's celebrated professional boxer Jeremiah Nakathila. Low-Key is Nakathila's nickname in the ring.
IBA AMATEURS HIGHLY PAID THAN AFRICAN PRO BOXERS
Top Namibia's top professional boxer Jeremiah Nakathila, Kenya's Commonwealth champion Sarah Achieng and Zimbabwe's promoter Clyde Musonda say the prize money earned by amateur boxers in Women's World Championships in Serbia is way above what pro boxers are paid in Africa.
