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• June 19, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Juventus made a thunderous entry into the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup by thrashing Al Ain 5-0 in Washington. Randal Kolo Muani and Francisco Conceição each struck twice, while Kenan Yildiz completed the scoring. The Italians now look to carry their momentum into the clash with Wydad AC.

• June 5, 2025
• C Badenhorst

João Neves, the 20-year-old Portuguese midfielder, has quickly become the heartbeat of PSG’s midfield after leaving Benfica in a high-profile €60 million deal. Influenced by Andrés Iniesta, Neves leads Ligue 1 in assists, was key in a continental treble, and credits teamwork for his rapid adaptation.

• May 15, 2025
• C Badenhorst

The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) will hold its screening test for the 77 Regular Course on May 24, 2025. Candidates must bring detailed documents and photographs, with successful candidates moving to interviews for final selection. The program offers five years of military and academic education.

• May 1, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence and the Chief of Defence Staff visited Maiduguri’s Theatre Command, reviewing troop readiness, frontline support, and the recent success of Operation HADIN KAI. The officials recognized soldiers' efforts and renewed calls for lasting peace in the North East, including confronting Boko Haram.

• April 24, 2025
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Inter Milan's Simone Inzaghi has to juggle a frantic schedule after the Roma match is moved for Pope Francis' funeral. With three huge games in just a week, picking the right lineup and keeping players fresh has suddenly become a huge headache.

• April 17, 2025
• C Badenhorst

The Warriors and Magic surged through the NBA Play-In Tournament, with Curry and Butler powering Golden State past Memphis and Orlando toppling Atlanta. Both teams clinched playoff berths, leaving the Hawks and Grizzlies facing elimination. The Play-In's intensity keeps postseason hopes alive for some and dashes them for others.

• April 10, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Toru Oniki, Kawasaki Frontale's most successful manager, will step down at the end of the 2024 season after an illustrious eight-year tenure. He leaves behind a legacy of four J1 League wins and notable player development, with some players making their way to European clubs. While recent seasons saw a decline in performance, Shigetoshi Hasebe is set to succeed him.

• April 3, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Get ready for the exciting Copa del Rey semifinal second leg between Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona on April 2, 2025. With a dramatic 4-4 draw from the first leg, both teams are aiming for victory at the Metropolitano Stadium. Discover where to stream the match across various regions, including the US, UK, Australia, and India, and gear up for a thrilling showdown leading to a potential final against Real Madrid.

• March 27, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Nakuru local Evans Kimori has urged U.S. President Donald Trump to deport Governor Susan Kihika over her extended stay in the U.S. beyond the legally allowed maternity leave period. The request highlights neglect of duties, as locals face healthcare challenges. Despite updates on development projects, Kihika remains silent on her absence. Women leaders defend her, emphasizing the complexity of balancing leadership and motherhood.

• March 20, 2025
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Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from Kogi Central is embroiled in a recall process entangled with allegations of coercion and bribery, reportedly involving Yahaya Bello and Godswill Akpabio. Residents were allegedly misled into signing petitions, spurred by accusations of her misconduct and harassment claims against Akpabio, stirring political and public opposition.

• March 13, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Season 3 of Invincible showcased 18 evil Mark Grayson variants deployed by Angstrom Levy. Each variant had unique traits, battling the main Mark Grayson. While some were trapped or defeated, Mohawk Invincible remained free, posing an ongoing threat.

• March 6, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Australia pulled off a remarkable victory against England in their Champions Trophy 2025 debut by chasing a record target of 352 runs in Lahore. Josh Inglis led the charge with his maiden ODI century, sealing the win with a six. England's Ben Duckett impressed with a record score, but their bowling, weakened by injuries, struggled to defend. This historic match also faced controversy over the absence of the Indian anthem.