If you’re looking for a fast way to get up to speed on what happened this week, you’re in the right spot. We’ve pulled together the biggest headlines from sports, finance, tech and current affairs. Grab a coffee, skim the sections you like, and you’ll be ready to join the conversation.
Football dominated the conversation. Midfielder Sanele Barns just signed with Stellenbosch FC and says he’s hungry for trophies in the MTN 8 and the CAF Confederation Cup. Over in Europe, Pep Guardiola hinted he might step away from management after his City contract ends in 2027, sparking endless speculation about his next move.
Meanwhile, Chelsea made waves by cashing in on a $1 billion prize fund at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, walking away with a record €116 million. The club also spent €74 million on two Sporting CP youngsters, showing they’re building for the future. In England, Liverpool pulled off a 2‑0 win against Manchester City, with Salah delivering a goal and an assist that kept their title chase alive.
Beyond football, a viral video claiming an orca attacked trainer Jessica Radcliffe turned out to be an AI‑generated hoax. The fake clip borrowed details from real tragic events, highlighting how deepfakes can spread misinformation fast.
Luxembourg’s tax authority cleared up the CIV carve‑out under reverse‑hybrid rules, making it easier for regulated funds like UCIs and RAIFs to qualify automatically. The clarification should cut compliance costs for fund managers.
In Nigeria, the black‑market dollar to naira rate surged to N1,570 on March 26, 2025, far above the official rate. The jump reflected cash shortages and tight official channels, with similar pressure seen on pound, euro and yuan rates.
Zurich Insurance bought a minority stake in UK M&A specialist Icen Risk to boost its presence in North America and Europe. The move underscores the growing demand for specialized insurance in complex deal making.
On the power front, Nigeria suffered a second national grid collapse in February 2025, leaving millions without electricity. Frequent outages have become a regular headache for businesses and households alike.
Finally, Apple rolled out iOS 26 wallpapers featuring a minimalist “Liquid Design” that you can download now to give your iPhone a fresh look.
That’s a quick snapshot of Week 6. Dive into the individual articles for more detail, and come back each week for the next round of updates. Stay informed, stay ahead.
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