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South Africa's beloved rooibos tea just smashed export records, reaching over 10,930 tonnes shipped to more than 50 countries in 2025. Farmers are getting creative with carbon-trapping soil techniques to protect this unique crop that grows nowhere else on Earth.
A marriage-renewal cruise just set a Guinness World Record when 1,593 couples said "I do" all over again at the same time. The ceremony beat the previous record by more than 300 couples.
A volunteer medical group in Mauritania is using facial recognition to create patient records for thousands who lack birth certificates or ID cards. The offline technology works in remote desert areas and protects privacy while ensuring better care.
A Lagos DJ is preparing to spin for 288 consecutive hours to break the Guinness World Record for longest club DJ set. The free public event starts March 3rd at Bay Lounge in Lekki.
After two years unable to run due to severe injuries, 61-year-old Mohammed El Yamani just broke the world record for his age group with a stunning 2:28:28 marathon. His comeback proves it's never too late to chase your dreams.
The world's top-ranked amateur golfer just made University of Oregon history. Kiara Romero claimed her fifth career tournament victory, breaking a 15-year school record that proves she's building a legacy beyond her college years.
Britain's renewable and low carbon energy industries smashed previous records by generating £77 billion in revenue last year, up more than £8 billion from 2023. The growth shows the country's green economy is thriving while creating new jobs across the nation.
America's thrilling overtime gold medal hockey win attracted 20.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched early morning sporting event in U.S. history. The nail-biting 2-1 victory over Canada captivated a nation and brought families together before 9 a.m. on a Sunday.
A high school student from Illinois just earned a Guinness World Record by building a 17-foot replica of the Eiffel Tower using only toothpicks and glue. His creation stands as the world's tallest toothpick sculpture, inspiring young engineers everywhere.
After 25 years of bringing joy to morning TV, Kelly Ripa just earned a Guinness World Record for longest career as a daytime talk show host. The surprise celebration on Live with Kelly and Mark included confetti, family hugs, and a well-deserved standing ovation.
After 24 consecutive seasons, Brighton midfielder James Milner now holds three Guinness World Records for his extraordinary Premier League career. The same kid who once unwrapped the record book each Christmas just earned his place inside it.
Charlotte Hornets rookie Kon Knueppel just became the fastest player ever to hit 200 three-pointers in NBA history, doing it in only 58 games. The humble 20-year-old is redefining what's possible for first-year players while lifting his entire team to new heights.
After sweltering through record heat just a month ago, remote Australian communities are celebrating "life-changing" rainfall breaking decade-long drought records. Some stations recorded over 200mm overnight, with pastoralists calling it the deluge they've been praying for.
Nearly 21 million Americans tuned in as Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime for Olympic gold, marking the country's first men's hockey gold medal in 46 years. The thrilling game became the most-watched early morning sporting event in U.S. history.
The 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup in England shattered attendance records with nearly half a million fans and generated £295 million in economic impact. A stunning 75% of young women who engaged with the tournament said they felt more motivated to be active afterward.
Fifty-six Coast Guard members dismissed for refusing COVID vaccines are returning to duty with full back pay and restored service records. The move corrects what officials now call an unconstitutional overreach that punished service members for personal health choices.
After years of trying, Ithaca College's men's swim and dive team finally broke through to win their first Liberty League Championship, while the women extended their winning streak to six straight titles. Five program records fell in a single historic meet that had the whole natatorium celebrating. #
Last February, over 830,000 volunteers across six continents grabbed their binoculars and helped scientists track wild bird populations in the largest citizen science event of its kind. This year's Great Backyard Bird Count smashed those records, creating what researchers call a "heartbeat check" for the planet's health.
The 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup just became the most-attended edition ever, drawing nearly half a million fans and proving women's sports are reaching new heights. The final alone set a global record with over 81,000 cheering fans packed into London's stadium.
After 40 consecutive days of rain that broke a 67-year record, France finally saw dry skies return this week. Rivers are receding and communities are recovering from what became the wettest February since measurements began.
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