Two-time Olympian Samuel Ikpefan calls for greater institutional and financial support to unlock Africa's vast, untapped ...

Flame Bearers, a media outlet that tells the stories of women athletes’ experiences, presented “Who Gets to Compete in Winter Sports?” ...

Luciano Pavarotti, the Italian opera singer, previously sang the song during his final public performance at the 2006 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Turin. Because of his health issues, the song ...

Athletes from around the world are in the Italian Alps for the opening of the 2026 Winter Olympics on Friday – including 13 ...

Nigeria is once again making its mark on the global stage, participating for the fourth consecutive time in the Winter Olympic Games, specifically the Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games.This ...

Nigeria’s sole representative at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Samuel Ikpefan, finished 65th in the men’s sprint classic qualification on Tuesday, bringing his first event at the Games to a ...

Africa’s most decorated sliding athlete in history, Simidele Adeagbo, opens up on defying odds to achieve milestones, her challenges and pioneering winter sports in Nigeria in this interview with ...

Fourteen athletes from eight African nations are set to compete at the Winter Olympics, marking a significant increase from Beijing 2022.

Olympians dream of winning a medal for their country. A lot of athletes, however, end up representing countries different than the ones they’re from.

South Africa are set to be the best-represented African country at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics (Feb. 6-22), with five athletes expected to participate among a total 13 from the continent.

Why would tourists come to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics when Trump is transforming the entire country into a xenophobic danger zone?

Every four years the Winter Olympics hit and I get the same feeling, that reminder that sports at their best are bigger than borders.