Top Stories from May 2025: Tech Upgrades and Football Drama

If you were keeping an eye on the latest this May, two stories stood out—one from the tech world and another from football. Both captured attention for different reasons but gave us plenty to talk about.

Honor 400 Lite: Big Features, Small Price

The Honor 400 Lite shook up what you expect from a budget smartphone. Priced under $250, it surprisingly packs a vibrant 120Hz AMOLED display that typically shows up in pricier phones. Imagine watching videos or scrolling social media in bright colors and smooth movements without breaking the bank.

Battery life? No worries here. It sports a hefty 5230mAh battery, meaning you won’t have to raid the charger multiple times a day. Add in the Dimensity 7025 Ultra chipset, a feature often seen in higher-end devices, and you get decent performance for streaming, gaming, or multitasking.

This phone shows that quality doesn’t have to cost a fortune. It’s perfect if you want solid specs without spending too much, especially in a market where phones either cost a lot or compromise a lot.

Las Palmas’ Missed Flight Chaos Before Sevilla Match

On a completely different note, football fans were talking about more than goals this May. Las Palmas faced an unexpected hiccup when 17 players and staff missed their flight to Sevilla thanks to a coffee break at the airport. It’s the kind of travel blunder you wouldn’t want on match day.

But here’s the twist—they still got to Sevilla on time, avoiding any delay to their La Liga game. While embarrassing, the incident didn’t stop the match from happening as scheduled, showing how teams sometimes have to think on their feet off the pitch.

It’s a reminder that behind every game, there are real people dealing with real problems—travel delays included.

So, whether you’re into tech gadgets or football drama, May 2025 had some pretty interesting stories to keep you tuned in. Stay with us to catch more updates that matter to Mzansi and beyond.