If you’re looking for what happened in March 2025 on Gauteng News Hub, you’ve landed in the right place. We gathered the most talked‑about stories of the month and broke them down so you can catch up quickly. From a key African football match to the latest Apple rumors, there’s a mix of sports, tech, and global news that mattered.
The biggest buzz in African football was Ghana getting ready to host Chad at Accra Sports Stadium on March 21. The Black Stars entered the game with nine points from two wins and were eager to keep their winning streak alive. A win would push them further toward a spot in the 2026 World Cup, especially after they bounced back from an AFCON disappointment. Fans were glued to the match because every point counts in Group I.
While Ghana was making headlines on the pitch, another story caught attention in the streaming world – the second season of ‘1923’, the prequel to the hit series Yellowstone. The show kicked off on Paramount+ on February 23, and March saw a surge of viewers looking for fresh episodes. If you missed the first few weeks, you could still jump in with a free 7‑day trial offered by the platform. The Dutton family’s drama in Montana kept audiences hooked, proving that prequels can hold their own.
Apple fans had a busy month after a leak revealed details about the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro. The rumor list included a rectangular camera bar with a triangular lens layout and a vertically aligned LiDAR sensor next to the flash. Designers also hinted at a two‑tone finish and varying thickness across models, with the iPhone 17 Air possibly becoming the thinnest phone in the lineup. Even though leaks can be hit or miss, the buzz suggests Apple is aiming for a sleek look when it launches in September 2025.
On the serious side of global news, Pope Francis faced a worrying health scare. The Vatican confirmed he was battling a severe respiratory issue after being hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia. Lab results showed slight improvement, but doctors remain cautious. Despite rumors about his resignation, the Holy See made it clear that the Pope plans to stay on the bench, and prayers from around the world continue.
These four stories sum up what March 2025 looked like on Gauteng News Hub: a decisive football match in Ghana, an exciting TV prequel return, a juicy Apple leak, and a health update on a global religious leader. Each piece sparked conversations online and gave readers something to talk about.
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Ghana is gearing up to host Chad at the Accra Sports Stadium for a crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier on March 21, 2025. The Black Stars, with nine points already secured in Group I, are focusing on maintaining their winning form following victories over Mali and the Central African Republic. This matchup is pivotal for Ghana's path to the World Cup as they aim to overcome their previous AFCON setback.
Leaked information about the iPhone 17 Pro series uncovers notable design changes with a new camera system. The design includes a rectangular camera bar with a triangular camera layout, vertical alignment of LED flash and LiDAR, and a two-tone finish. Predicted thickness varies; the iPhone 17 Air may become the series' thinnest model. Despite mixed leak reliability, the series could launch in September 2025.
Pope Francis, at 88, is battling a severe respiratory crisis after being hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia. While his condition shows slight improvement in lab results, the prognosis remains cautious due to complexities. Despite rumors, the Vatican confirmed no resignation plans as global prayers for his recovery continue.
The much-anticipated second season of the ‘Yellowstone’ prequel, ‘1923’, will debut on Paramount+ on February 23, 2024. Fans can look forward to new weekly episodes focusing on the Dutton family's continued challenges in Montana. New users can enjoy the show for free with a 7-day trial of the streaming service.
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