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مكوكية أطورو تتهم الجيش الشعبي بقتل 8 محتجزين في سجن مندي • 10 poorest countries in Africa 2026 • Zidane insists ‘no regrets’ about Materazzi headbutt as France face Italy again • شبكة أطباء السودان:مقتل 5 مدنيين وإصابة 47 في استهداف داخلية جامعة كردفان بالأبيض • 'Guard your integrity' - Lawyer Fafali Azameti advises young lqawyers at 6th Bar Anniversary • Nigerian researcher wins $100,000 for male fertility study in Canada • NNL: Heartland players charged to remain focused ahead of new season • ‘She messaged me about kidnappers’ — Mother of abducted NYSC member • Wemby won't promote betting sites: 'I want to inspire in a good way' • Funding shortfalls delay Boankra Integrated and Logistics Terminal – Regional Minister • Criminal or saviour? Rui Pinto abandoned by Portuguese authorities after Manchester City leaks • Trade ministry to inquire into China Town supermarket expansion • UPDF says deserter Mabonga wanted over alleged extortion, fraud • President Museveni roots for geriatrician in every district, law to protect older persons • China-Africa ties hailed as Uganda hosts inaugural African Dragon Boat Racing competition • SafX — A Personal Safety Platform Set to Launch With Location Sharing, Emergency Alerts and Offline Safety Features • We won’t force anybody to join Islam — Sultan • Gov Yusuf holds closed-door meeting with Rurum, Dan’agundi over Kano Emirate tension • Manchester City guilty charges explained: Premier League's options, how appeal works, more • Scrap dealers begin 15-day warning strike over pricing dispute • مكوكية أطورو تتهم الجيش الشعبي بقتل 8 محتجزين في سجن مندي • 10 poorest countries in Africa 2026 • Zidane insists ‘no regrets’ about Materazzi headbutt as France face Italy again • شبكة أطباء السودان:مقتل 5 مدنيين وإصابة 47 في استهداف داخلية جامعة كردفان بالأبيض • 'Guard your integrity' - Lawyer Fafali Azameti advises young lqawyers at 6th Bar Anniversary • Nigerian researcher wins $100,000 for male fertility study in Canada • NNL: Heartland players charged to remain focused ahead of new season • ‘She messaged me about kidnappers’ — Mother of abducted NYSC member • Wemby won't promote betting sites: 'I want to inspire in a good way' • Funding shortfalls delay Boankra Integrated and Logistics Terminal – Regional Minister • Criminal or saviour? Rui Pinto abandoned by Portuguese authorities after Manchester City leaks • Trade ministry to inquire into China Town supermarket expansion • UPDF says deserter Mabonga wanted over alleged extortion, fraud • President Museveni roots for geriatrician in every district, law to protect older persons • China-Africa ties hailed as Uganda hosts inaugural African Dragon Boat Racing competition • SafX — A Personal Safety Platform Set to Launch With Location Sharing, Emergency Alerts and Offline Safety Features • We won’t force anybody to join Islam — Sultan • Gov Yusuf holds closed-door meeting with Rurum, Dan’agundi over Kano Emirate tension • Manchester City guilty charges explained: Premier League's options, how appeal works, more • Scrap dealers begin 15-day warning strike over pricing dispute

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Mourinho denies making comments about Ronaldo, Portugal

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Real Madrid coach José Mourinho has denied making comments about Cristiano Ronaldo and the Portuguese national team, dismissing the reports as “fake news.” Read More: https://punchng.com/mourinho-denies-making-comments-about-ronaldo-portugal/

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