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NIGERIA AT A CROSSROADS • THE ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY DAY • 5 World Cup matches with the most red cards in history • VIDEO: Okocha receives retro 1998 World Cup Player of Match award • World Cup 2026: All African countries must rally their support behind South Africa against Mexico — Julius Malema • Court gives prosecution final chance in Mamprobi hospital baby theft case to file disclosures • US lawmaker hails Tinubu, Reps over passage of State Police Bill • World Cup 2026 Begins With Three Red Cards as Mexico Defeat South Africa 2-0 • 2026 World Cup: Why we lost to Mexico – South Africa captain, Williams • Ghana Christian University College President jailed for contempt of court • ITV delivers feisty start to World Cup coverage – and taunts BBC from glitzy studio • FG arraigns five men for terrorism, attempted supply of smuggled arms to Boko Haram • Mexico cruise past South Africa in fiery World Cup 2026 opener • 2026 World Cup: Broos Blames South Africa’s Poor Tactical Composure For Loss Against Mexico • Kpone Katamanso MCE condemns cattle invasion of school in viral video • President Mahama calls for new Ghana-EU partnership driven by trade, investment and industrialisation • CSOs urge Supreme Court to uphold legality of OSP • Govt registers 45 LBCs to purchase grains to tackle food glut — MoFA • Court strikes out application by defendants to dismiss East Legon property case • FG commissions automotive training centre in Gusau, trains 100 youths • NIGERIA AT A CROSSROADS • THE ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY DAY • 5 World Cup matches with the most red cards in history • VIDEO: Okocha receives retro 1998 World Cup Player of Match award • World Cup 2026: All African countries must rally their support behind South Africa against Mexico — Julius Malema • Court gives prosecution final chance in Mamprobi hospital baby theft case to file disclosures • US lawmaker hails Tinubu, Reps over passage of State Police Bill • World Cup 2026 Begins With Three Red Cards as Mexico Defeat South Africa 2-0 • 2026 World Cup: Why we lost to Mexico – South Africa captain, Williams • Ghana Christian University College President jailed for contempt of court • ITV delivers feisty start to World Cup coverage – and taunts BBC from glitzy studio • FG arraigns five men for terrorism, attempted supply of smuggled arms to Boko Haram • Mexico cruise past South Africa in fiery World Cup 2026 opener • 2026 World Cup: Broos Blames South Africa’s Poor Tactical Composure For Loss Against Mexico • Kpone Katamanso MCE condemns cattle invasion of school in viral video • President Mahama calls for new Ghana-EU partnership driven by trade, investment and industrialisation • CSOs urge Supreme Court to uphold legality of OSP • Govt registers 45 LBCs to purchase grains to tackle food glut — MoFA • Court strikes out application by defendants to dismiss East Legon property case • FG commissions automotive training centre in Gusau, trains 100 youths

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South Africa’s Winless Streak In World Cup Opening Games Continues After Mexico Defeat

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Bafana Bafana suffered a 2-0 defeat to Mexico in their opening match after playing much of the second half with 10 men before finishing the contest with nine. Mexico started brightly and nearly took the lead in the third minute. Raúl Jiménez unleashed a powerful volley from outside the penalty area, but Ronwen Williams produced [...]

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