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2027: Barau urges aggrieved APC aspirants to work for party’s victory • Twin brother of late CLOGSAG executive Isaac Bampoe Addo also dies • Coalition demands law to protect constitutional reform process from political interference • 11 African countries record 1,153 mpox cases in six weeks • Afenifere worried over DSS alert on planned terror attacks on worship centers • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with controversial Blue Silks rank • Muthaiga Golf Club restores access after KFS standoff • Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur: Carabao Cup third round – live • Ipswich Town v Arsenal: Carabao Cup third round – live • Defence Ministry Partners FHA to Provide Affordable Housing for Staff • 2027: AU Commences Seven-day Preelection, Needs Assessment Mission in Nigeria • ASUU declares indefinite strike in LASU, other Lagos varsities • New Kano project targets gender-based violence against women in agriculture • Osun youth group urge residents to forgive Fadahunsi over inciting comments • Cocoa farmers at Hiawu Besease appeal to COCOBOD, Asantehene over alleged destruction of farms • Chief Justice’s comparison of Akufo-Addo's govt’s output on SOEs ‘leave much to be desired’ – GBA • Madereva wa daladala walia bajaji kuvamia njia zao • Heche akataa barua za tume ya Jaji Chande kuwa vielelezo • Donors built Africa’s aid system, now African civil society wants to rebuild it • IEBC resumes voter registration in Ol-Kalou • 2027: Barau urges aggrieved APC aspirants to work for party’s victory • Twin brother of late CLOGSAG executive Isaac Bampoe Addo also dies • Coalition demands law to protect constitutional reform process from political interference • 11 African countries record 1,153 mpox cases in six weeks • Afenifere worried over DSS alert on planned terror attacks on worship centers • Blow for NBA as ex-President conferred with controversial Blue Silks rank • Muthaiga Golf Club restores access after KFS standoff • Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur: Carabao Cup third round – live • Ipswich Town v Arsenal: Carabao Cup third round – live • Defence Ministry Partners FHA to Provide Affordable Housing for Staff • 2027: AU Commences Seven-day Preelection, Needs Assessment Mission in Nigeria • ASUU declares indefinite strike in LASU, other Lagos varsities • New Kano project targets gender-based violence against women in agriculture • Osun youth group urge residents to forgive Fadahunsi over inciting comments • Cocoa farmers at Hiawu Besease appeal to COCOBOD, Asantehene over alleged destruction of farms • Chief Justice’s comparison of Akufo-Addo's govt’s output on SOEs ‘leave much to be desired’ – GBA • Madereva wa daladala walia bajaji kuvamia njia zao • Heche akataa barua za tume ya Jaji Chande kuwa vielelezo • Donors built Africa’s aid system, now African civil society wants to rebuild it • IEBC resumes voter registration in Ol-Kalou

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Leagues, unions urge action against escalating threats from bettors

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The NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS and their players' unions are urging state gambling regulators to combat escalating harassment and violent threats from sports bettors.

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