Digital calendar — add Daily Focus Bothma Africa events to your calendar

Want to track match kick-offs, live streams, planet sightings or major breaking events without hunting for the date later? The "digital calendar" tag collects articles that include specific dates and times — like the Planet Parade 2025 (Jan 21 & 25), the West Indies vs Pakistan T20I on August 1, 2025, or big fixtures such as Palmeiras vs Universitario in the Libertadores. Use your calendar to turn those stories into reminders you won’t miss.

Below are fast, practical ways to add our events to the calendar app you use every day. If an article has an "Add to calendar" button, clicking that is the fastest route. If it doesn’t, these steps get you there in under a minute.

How to add our events to your calendar

Google Calendar (web or Android): Open Google Calendar, click "Create" → paste the event title (copy the article headline), set date and time, change the time zone if needed, paste the article URL into the description, then set one or two notifications (e.g., 1 hour and 10 minutes). Click "Save." If you prefer one-click, choose "Add to Google Calendar" from the article when available.

Apple Calendar (iPhone/Mac): On iPhone tap the share icon in Safari and choose "Add to Calendar" or copy the details and open Calendar → + → enter title, date/time, and URL in notes. On Mac you can import .ics files or subscribe to a calendar feed via File → New Calendar Subscription and paste the feed URL if we offer one.

Outlook (desktop/web): Choose New Event, enter the event title and time, paste the article link in the body, and set reminders. For teams, use "Invite attendees" to share the event. You can also import .ics files: File → Open & Export → Import/Export → Import an iCalendar (.ics).

Quick tips for busy schedules

Time zones: Always match the event time to your local time zone. A match listed for Karachi or Lima will show different times where you live. Most calendar apps let you set the time zone when creating the event — use it.

Reminders: Use at least two alerts (one day before or a few hours before, plus a 10–15 minute alert). For live streams, add the stream link in the event description so you open it from the alert.

All-day events & color coding: Use all-day for date-only events (festival days, leaks, or transfers without kick-off times). Color-code sports, weather, and culture events so your calendar stays readable.

Subscribe if available: If you want every tagged event automatically, subscribe to our site calendar feed when offered. That pushes new events straight into your calendar without manual adds.

Follow this tag to spot dates quickly — from planet parades to major fixtures — and turn articles into reminders that keep you on time and in the know.