Fake Opposition: Sowore explains how APC ‘controls’ PDP, LP, others
Sowore has alleged that all opposition parties in Nigeria are under the control of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC),
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IND vs ENG: THIS India legend to oversee team’s preparations in England until head coach Gautam Gambhir rejoins squad
In Gambhir's absence, the former Indian great also led a second-string Indian team in a T20 series in South Africa
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South Africa’s 2023-25 WTC title win in numbers
South Africas WTC title win in numbers...
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‘It Will Be 3-2 In Favour Of …’: Dale Steyn Backs THIS Team To Emerge As Winner In India vs England Test Series
Former South Africa pacer Dale Steyn has predicted the winner of the upcoming Test series between India and England. ...
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‘I Thought A Lot About T20 World Cup Last Night…’ Aiden Markram Reveals What Motivated Him to Play Stellar WTC Final Knock
South Africa opener Aiden Markram helped his country break the 27-year long trophy wait with a roaring ton against the
Diego Mote
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US Travel Ban: Trump plans new restrictions on 36 more countries in expanded crackdown
US Travel Ban: US President Donald Trump’s administration is weighing a dramatic expansion of its travel ban, targeting citizens from
Paul ODonnell
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Suspect in killing of Minnesota legislator is a minister who evangelized in Africa
RNS) — Vance Boelter claimed to be educated at Christ for the Nations, a Bible school in Dallas, and preached
Lloyd Buresh
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Australia look beatable in the Ashes after South Africa exposed weaknesses
Australia look beatable in the Ashes after South Africa exposed weaknesses The Telegraph...
Jonathan Ramnanansingh
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Windies women lose second ODI vs South Africa, series tied 1-1
West Indies women succumbed to a 40-run defeat in game two of the three-match One-Day International series against South Africa
Donna Eastlake
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Cocoa prices plunge following record highs
Cocoa prices hit a 60-year high of $10.75/kg in early 2025 due to poor West African harvests. Though prices are
