September 2025 News – What’s Happening Right Now

September 2025 has been a busy month and you probably want the key stories without scrolling forever. Below you’ll find a quick run‑through of the biggest headlines that mattered this month, from sport to politics and everything in between.

Sports: Big Matches, Transfers and Surprises

Football fans have been glued to the Premier League. Manchester City hosted Tottenham with Rodri and Phil Foden back in the squad, while Ederson missed out because of illness. Both teams lined up with a mix of fresh faces and veterans, promising a tactical battle at the Etihad.

Over in the north, Arsenal faced Leeds and many tipped Viktor Gyökeres to finally score his first league goal. The odds favored an Arsenal win, and the team looked set to keep their unbeaten start. Meanwhile, Liverpool’s Trent Alexander‑Arnold delivered a late strike that pushed them closer to a historic title and sent Leicester down a division.

Across the pond, the NBA saw the Golden State Warriors snag a playoff win without Stephen Curry, thanks to Buddy Hield’s strong performance. In MLS, Philadelphia Union continued their unbeaten run while Inter Miami tried to bounce back after a shaky spell.

Politics, Protests and Major Projects

Student protests hit Germiston as NSFAS payment delays forced hundreds of TVET students to march for their scholarships and housing. The standoff highlighted a growing crisis in student accommodation, especially at the Villa Bianca flats owned by the college.

In Kenya, Everstrong Capital announced a $3.5 billion Nairobi‑Mombasa Expressway backed by U.S. investors. The new road aims to cut travel time and reshape trade routes, challenging existing Chinese‑funded projects.

South Africa’s political scene saw Minister Nobuhle Nkabane under pressure to name the secret panel that appointed ANC‑linked members to SETA boards. The DA threatened legal action, demanding transparency after a wave of controversy.

Meanwhile, fans in Valencia planned a 19‑minute stadium protest against club owner Peter Lim during a crucial clash with Real Madrid. The empty‑seat stunt was meant to signal their displeasure ahead of the new coach’s debut.

On the global stage, the Vatican prepared for a new papal conclave after Pope Francis passed away. The 138 cardinals gathered in the Sistine Chapel, awaiting the famous smoke signals that will announce the next Pope.

All these stories and more are part of September 2025’s fast‑moving news cycle. Whether you’re into football line‑ups, student rights, or mega‑infrastructure projects, there’s something here that matters to you.

Stay tuned to The Toffee Gallery Daily for deeper analysis, live updates and expert opinions on each of these topics. We’ll keep breaking down the biggest headlines so you’re always in the know.