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Kifo cha Jenerali Moses chakumbusha vita vya Kagera • Osun Guber: Tinubu has not abandoned Bola Oyebamiji — Oyintiloye • Troops foil ISWAP mass student abduction in Borno • Kuwait, Bahrain respond to Iran attacks • 50 Malian soldiers killed in rebel-jihadist attack — Officials • Badejo-Okusanya Wins NBA Presidential Race, Becomes Second Female President • At least 50 Malian soldiers killed in rebel-jihadist attack • Oburu's early endorsement of Ruto weakens ODM's bargaining power, say analysts • Africa Wants to Make Its Critical Minerals a Lever for Industrialisation and Economic Transformation • ECA highlights urgent need to transform informal work into sustainable livelihoods for Africa’s youth • Ethiopia’s landmark budget allocations signal sustained commitment to reducing tobacco use • Real reason I picked Kwankwaso as my running mate – Peter Obi • Why we love Messi but can’t stand Argentina • Shettima jets out to Freetown for 69th ECOWAS mid-year summit • Israeli Knesset receives IPOB delegation in Jerusalem • Two firefighters hospitalised as fire guts Lagos three-storey building • It’s unconstitutional to stop preaching, prayers in commercial buses – CCN faults new FRSC law • Messi leads Argentina against Spain in blockbuster World Cup final • Withdraw social media bill or face lawsuit, SERAP tells NASS • Governor Bala Mohammed Pushes For Arabic Education In Nigeria’s School Curriculum • Kifo cha Jenerali Moses chakumbusha vita vya Kagera • Osun Guber: Tinubu has not abandoned Bola Oyebamiji — Oyintiloye • Troops foil ISWAP mass student abduction in Borno • Kuwait, Bahrain respond to Iran attacks • 50 Malian soldiers killed in rebel-jihadist attack — Officials • Badejo-Okusanya Wins NBA Presidential Race, Becomes Second Female President • At least 50 Malian soldiers killed in rebel-jihadist attack • Oburu's early endorsement of Ruto weakens ODM's bargaining power, say analysts • Africa Wants to Make Its Critical Minerals a Lever for Industrialisation and Economic Transformation • ECA highlights urgent need to transform informal work into sustainable livelihoods for Africa’s youth • Ethiopia’s landmark budget allocations signal sustained commitment to reducing tobacco use • Real reason I picked Kwankwaso as my running mate – Peter Obi • Why we love Messi but can’t stand Argentina • Shettima jets out to Freetown for 69th ECOWAS mid-year summit • Israeli Knesset receives IPOB delegation in Jerusalem • Two firefighters hospitalised as fire guts Lagos three-storey building • It’s unconstitutional to stop preaching, prayers in commercial buses – CCN faults new FRSC law • Messi leads Argentina against Spain in blockbuster World Cup final • Withdraw social media bill or face lawsuit, SERAP tells NASS • Governor Bala Mohammed Pushes For Arabic Education In Nigeria’s School Curriculum

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Football is more than a game, By Hervé Verhoosel

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…the recent controversies surrounding FIFA, and the perception that politics has found its way onto the pitch during this World Cup, concern me deeply. FIFA owes supporters, players and national associations complete transparency. If its rules have been applied correctly, it should explain its decisions clearly. If mistakes have been made, it should acknowledge them […]

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