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2027 Budget: The state forced to cut nearly 288 billion in spending • University student arrested for killing twin babies • More than 70 men arrested under new anti-LGBTQ+ law • Opposition coalition postpones Aug 18 Summit • Fortuna invests 200 million dollars in the gold potential of Diamba Sud • Alvarez left out of Atletico squad for Marseille friendly • Ghanaians deserve to know the Mahama relative named in Asante Berko bribery case — NPP • Oyo 2027: ‘I’m authentic ADC candidate’ – Adegoke claims • Alleged hajj fraudster Kanimang Bajo freed after charges withdrawn • PROGRESS leader opposes party-led coalition • Sabally says Barrow has already secured third term • TRA yawanoa wadau mabadiliko sheria za kodi • Help me walk again, 17-year-old boy seeks N2m for amputation, artificial limb • Edo Govt raises alarm over rising cases of fathers defiling female children • Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP • 2027 Budget: The state forced to cut nearly 288 billion in spending • University student arrested for killing twin babies • More than 70 men arrested under new anti-LGBTQ+ law • Opposition coalition postpones Aug 18 Summit • Fortuna invests 200 million dollars in the gold potential of Diamba Sud • Alvarez left out of Atletico squad for Marseille friendly • Ghanaians deserve to know the Mahama relative named in Asante Berko bribery case — NPP • Oyo 2027: ‘I’m authentic ADC candidate’ – Adegoke claims • Alleged hajj fraudster Kanimang Bajo freed after charges withdrawn • PROGRESS leader opposes party-led coalition • Sabally says Barrow has already secured third term • TRA yawanoa wadau mabadiliko sheria za kodi • Help me walk again, 17-year-old boy seeks N2m for amputation, artificial limb • Edo Govt raises alarm over rising cases of fathers defiling female children • Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP

August 14, 2026|10:57

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Football transfer rumours: Arsenal offered Osimhen in exchange deal? Newcastle to make Baleba bid?

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Today’s fluff has sought shade

As these glorious pages reported on Thursday, Galatasaray wanted Gabriel Martinelli. In the following 24 hours things changed a bit, creating greater complexity, something we do not approve of. Arsenal have supposedly been offered the chance to involve the Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen in exchange for the Brazilian, which could be temptong for a side looking for a new No 9. To further sweeten any potential, Ethan Nwaneri could be chucked into it too to make it a mega swap.

Tijjani Reijnders may struggle to find a perfect role within Enzo Maresca’s Manchester City. The Dutchman has already been linked with Nottingham Forest, which has stirred some interest in Saudi Arabia from Al Qadsiah, who are managed by Brendan Rodgers and are willing to cough up £51m for the midfielder.

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