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Home » Archives for October 2024 » Page 106

Month: October 2024

Sports

Kaizer Chiefs Decide to Abandon Pursuit of Cape Town Spurs Winger Asanele Velebayi While Focusing on Striker Acquisition Ahead of January Transfer Window

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

It looks like Kaizer Chiefs have decided to change their game plan as they prepare for the upcoming January transfer window. After a spirited attempt

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Sports

Siyethemba Sithebe Opens Up About His Exit from Kaizer Chiefs Following Two Seasons at Naturena and Shares Insights on Future Plans in Richards Bay

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

Siyethemba Sithebe, a former midfielder for Kaizer Chiefs, has recently opened up about his time with the club after parting ways with them. The 31-year-old

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Breaking

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Represents His Country at Lesotho’s 58th Independence Day and Bicentennial Events in Maseru, Celebrating Basotho Heritage

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

President Cyril Ramaphosa has embarked on a working trip to the Kingdom of Lesotho, graciously invited by His Majesty King Letsie III. This visit is

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Breaking

Former Steinhoff Director Stephanus Grobler Faces Serious Charges of Racketeering and Fraud as Pretoria Court Delays Proceedings in South Africa

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a recent development, the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court has decided to push back the case involving former Steinhoff director, Stephanus Johannes Grobler, to

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Sports

Springbok Women Gear Up for an Exciting Showdown at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town as Lusanda Dumke Captains the Team Against Australia This Saturday

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

This Saturday, Lusanda Dumke will step up as the captain of the Springbok Women as they face off against Australia at Athlone Stadium in Cape

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Breaking

Survivor of Racially Motivated Attack Charles M. Murrell III Shares Harrowing Testimony of Brutal Assault by Patriot Front in Boston’s Back Bay Area

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a shocking account, Charles M. Murrell III, a talented black musician, recounted a terrifying experience that left him fearing for his life. On July

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Politics

Donald Trump blasts alliance between Liz Cheney and Kamala Harris, calling it a disaster for both in Wisconsin speech

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a bold and biting response, Donald Trump criticized the unlikely alliance between former Congresswoman Liz Cheney and Vice President Kamala Harris. He didn’t hold

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Politics

JD Vance reflects on his debate performance with honest humor, admitting his nerves and revealing his wife Usha’s reaction in a candid podcast interview

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

In a candid interview, Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance opened up about his feelings regarding his recent debate, even admitting he wasn’t entirely sure how

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Sports

Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi voices anger over officiating after their narrow defeat to Sundowns, calling for VAR to address recurring referee errors in South African football

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

After Kaizer Chiefs’ narrow and highly contentious 2-1 defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns on September 28th, discussions surrounding the implementation of VAR in South African football

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Sports

Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro pinpoints key Stellenbosch players as threats ahead of MTN8 final showdown in Durban

October 4, 2024 Gift Badewo

With the highly anticipated MTN8 final on the horizon, Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro is already strategizing. As his team gears up for the big

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