Saudi Football Pro League: Week 12 Schedule, Results & Scorers
Check Leaders-Mena magazine’s coverage of the Saudi Football League, Pro League matches of the 2024/2025 season. Thursday 28 November
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Esraa Elsheikh
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Saudi Arabia Boosts Space Sustainability with Brazil
The Saudi Communications, Space and Technology Commission has teamed up with Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency to boost space sustainability. According
k.fytaki
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TRIBE hotel brand expands in 20 key destinations
TRIBE, has reached a milestone with 20 hotels now in operation worldwide. Known for its contemporary aesthetics and functional spaces,
Lester Holt Denise Chow
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NASA astronaut Suni Williams talks Thanksgiving plans in space — and says she’s not ‘stranded’
NASA astronaut Suni Williams spoke with NBC News from the International Space Station about Thanksgiving, her health and whether she
Tife Oni
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Top 20 Cheap Android Phones in Nigeria 2024
Yes, you can still get phones with less than ₦60k...
Sesan Rufai
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EFCC seizes Range Rover, others from suspected fraudster in Abuja
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested a suspected internet fraudster in Abuja and has recovered several luxury items.
Hannah Ojo
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“He and his clients don’t know the difference between dǝfamatory statements and freedom of speech” – Lawyer Ayo Shonaiya schools Barr. Adeyanju
A lawyer and filmmaker, Ayo Shonaiya educates Barrister Adeyanju on the need to curtail his clients Speed Darlington a.k.a Akpi
BREAKING: Australia Enacts Unprecedented Ban on Social Media for Under-16s
CANBERRA, Australia – Australia has passed one of the world’s most stringent social media regulations, banning children under the age
Jumoke Simi
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Australia Moves Closer To Banning Under 16s From Social Media
Australian lawmakers have moved closer to implementing a ban on social media use for children under 16, with the legislation
NewsWireNGR
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JUST IN: Australian senators have passed a world-first law that bans under 16s from having social media accounts.
Australian senators have passed a world-first law that bans under 16s from having social media accounts.The legislation is set to
