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Lors du match entre Nice et Marseille, le 22 août 2021. VALERY HACHE / AFP «De graves incidents»: voici comment la Ligue de football professionnel (LFP) a résumé les événements qui se sont produits, dans la soirée de dimanche 22août, à l’occasion du match de Ligue 1 opposant Nice à Marseille (1-0) après l’envahissement du
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\t On Friday, internet and international calls were cut off across the West African nation in anticipation of the election results, according to locals and international observers in the capital, Conakry.
\t This was the third time that Conde matched-up against Diallo. Before the election, observers raised concerns that an electoral dispute could reignite ethnic tensions between Guinea's largest ethnic groups.
BY FORTUNE MBELE/TERRY MADYAUTA FC PLATINUM are eager to sign former Ngezi Platinum star Donald Teguru, who is believed to have fallen out with his Zambian side Buildcon and is yet to get clearance. Although NewsDay Sport could not get an immediate response from FC Platinum regarding the player’s status, the publication is reliably-informed Teguru dumped Buildcon alleging breach of contract by the Zambian side. Coach Hendrikus Pieter De Jongh would not confirm Teguru’s presence at FC Platinum but sources revealed there are only two new players; Brian Banda and Teguru while Donald Ngoma also trained with the side but left. De Jongh only said there was a new player and the club would make an announcement at the right time. The Dutchman said they would be more additions for the Caf Champions League campaign in January in anticipation of injuries and players moving to greener pastures “We signed Brian Banda and another player who is already training with the team since last Monday. The club will make an announcement at the right time. The selection we have for now is okay, but in January may bring in one or two players depending on how things will go. For now I am happy with the squad, but in football you never know how things go. You may have injuries or players are sold to other clubs. That is football,” De Jongh said. Teguru awaits to be cleared by the Football Association of Zambia before FC Platinum can sign him. Banda was a direct replacement for Last Jesi, who was on loan to FC Platinum from Manica Diamonds and has since joined Sudan giants Al Hilal. FC Platinum almost lost Silas Songani to Al Hilal after he only played the Castle Challenge Cup final against Highlanders in March but the deal fell through. Songani is now back in Zvishavane. De Jongh says he is happy with training so far. “We are making strides in terms of shape, conditioning, technical and tactical aspects. It's not easy to bring back the players confidence after seven months of inactivity, not training and no games but we are improving everyday and I am happy with that. The coaches co-operation with players is excellent. The players are working hard and are focused,” he said. Meanwhile the Dutchman has no plans of replacing Lizwe Sweswe this year following his former assistant’s exit from the club a fortnight ago. Sweswe left the three-time PSL champions following a frosty relationship with De Jongh, amid reports that the latter wanted to replace him with Mandla Mpofu. The Dutchman revealed that he was happy with the current technical team and preferred to work with Patrick Mandizha. “I am happy with the staff. The co-operation with this staff is excellent and there is a great work atmosphere. I am very happy. “We are close to end of the year and we will do nothing in terms of appointments except maybe for players. We are happy with assistant coach Mandizha, fitness coach, goalkeepers’ coach and medical staff and team manager. “This year we will do nothing. In January, we will do a evaluation me and the board so that we see the way forward, but fo
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Colonel Ruth Alice Lucas was the first African American woman in the Air Force to be promoted to the rank of colonel. At the time of her retirement, she was the highest-ranking African American woman in the Air Force. Lucas was born in Stamford, Connecticut, on November 28, 1920. After high school, she attended Tuskegee […]
By GRANT PECK and CHRIS BLAKE Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) — He was only 7 when he saw his first military coup. He was 15 during the second. Now 21, he is among those at the front of Thailand's growing pro-democracy movement pushing for sweeping political reforms. And because of his activities, Bunkueanun Paothong has been charged with crimes that could see him jailed for the rest of his life. 'I took a stand I know that would be risky,' Bunkueanun said. 'I stand firm in my principles and beliefs. Because it's the right thing for me to do.' Fed […]
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[New Frame] The coronavirus has brought every sphere of life to its knees and sport is no exception. Experts offer ways for sport on the continent to come out of the pandemic stronger than before.
Robert F. Smith donated $50 million to the Student Freedom Initiative to support STEM students at Historically Black Colleges and Univerisites.
In the 1960s, about 100 Shona missionaries arrived in Kenya from Zimbabwe and Zambia to establish the Gospel of God Church. The move was accepted and welcomed by Kenya’s first president, Jomo Kenyatta, but his successors have not done much to integrate the Shona. The descendants of these missionaries are stateless in Kenya. Despite living...
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High drama in court: All five suspects accused of killing Senzo Meyiwa have denied any involvement in the crime - with a public show of dissent.
