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Home » Archives for September 2024 » Page 131

Month: September 2024

Breaking

Architecture firm Studio E blocked from liquidation as Grenfell Tower fire inquiry reveals significant responsibility in tragedy

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

The architecture firm Studio E, which was responsible for the Grenfell Tower refurbishment, has faced significant scrutiny. The company has been attempting to close its

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Faith and Religion

Pope Francis arrives in Papua New Guinea after a six-hour flight from Jakarta, welcomed by traditional Mekeo tribe members and civil leaders in Port Moresby

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

Pope Francis made his way to Papua New Guinea on Friday, marking the second stop of his 12-day journey across Asia and Oceania. His arrival

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Sports

New head coach Nasreddine Nabi leads Kaizer Chiefs into their 2024/2025 Premier Soccer League campaign with high hopes after a disappointing previous season

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

As Kaizer Chiefs prepare for their 55th season in South Africa’s top football league, fans are eager to see how the team will fare under

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Sports

Kaizer Chiefs face a major challenge as assistant coach Fernando Da Cruz departs for a new role with the Moroccan Football Federation in Morocco just before the 2024/2025 season opener

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

Kaizer Chiefs are navigating a sudden and significant change as they prepare for the start of the 2024/2025 season. In an unexpected turn of events,

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Sports

Kaizer Chiefs came close to signing Khanyisa Mayo before CR Belouizdad sealed the deal in a R20 million transfer from Cape Town City

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a recent interview, Kaizer Motaung Jr, the sporting director of Kaizer Chiefs, shared some insights into how close the club came to securing the

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Breaking

American activist Aysenur Ezgi Eygi tragically killed during protest against settlement expansion in the West Bank town of Beita

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a tragic turn of events, an American activist lost her life while participating in a protest in the West Bank. Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a

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Sports

Fernando Da Cruz Leaves Kaizer Chiefs to Join Royal Moroccan Football Federation as Technical Director in Morocco

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a surprising turn of events, Fernando Da Cruz is preparing to leave the Kaizer Chiefs and join the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF). The

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Breaking

Mapaputsi, Celebrated South African Kwaito Artist, Dies in Soweto After Extended Battle with Severe Health Issues

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

It’s with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of legendary kwaito artist Sandile Ngwenya, widely known as Mapaputsi. The beloved musician

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Breaking

Emotional Father Colin Gray Appears in Barrow County Court as 14-Year-Old Son Faces Life Sentence for School Shooting

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

On Friday, Colin Gray’s first court appearance was marked by deep emotional turmoil. As he entered Barrow County Superior Court, the 54-year-old father of the

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Sports

Handré Pollard Aims to Move Up the Springboks’ Scoring Charts as He Replaces Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu for the Test Against the All Blacks at Cape Town Stadium

September 6, 2024 Gift Badewo

Handré Pollard is on the verge of making a significant move in the Springboks’ all-time scoring list. With a chance to surpass Morne Steyn, Pollard

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