Zululand Daily News
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Pablo Sarabia, former Wolves forward, has signed with Al-Arabi on a free transfer after two-and-a-half years at Molineux. The Spanish international, who made 77 appearances and scored memorable goals for Wolves, begins a new chapter in Qatar with a two-year contract.
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The Democratic Alliance has demanded that President Cyril Ramaphosa fire three ANC ministers and a deputy minister accused of corruption, following the removal of Andrew Whitfield over an unauthorized trip. Ramaphosa defends his decision, rejecting the DA's threat and standing by official procedures.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa removed DA’s Andrew Whitfield from his deputy minister post, igniting fierce political debate. The DA denounced the move, demanding reinstatement and citing alleged political motives. Reports link the axing to Whitfield’s unauthorized U.S. trip. Despite spiraling coalition tensions, the DA still backs the national budget.
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Waterford FC packs this week with a fan signing session, a new commercial partner, and multiple crucial matches. With fresh faces on the coaching staff and standout results, fans have reason for excitement. The club also mourns two loyal supporters and speaks out against online abuse in football.
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Jake Paul has thrown his high-profile support behind a possible super-fight between UFC heavyweight Jon Jones and PFL star Francis Ngannou. This matchup, if it happens, would bridge two rival leagues and pit two of the most dominant heavyweights in recent memory against each other. Both fighters have signaled interest, but plenty of obstacles still stand in the way.
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The Indiana Pacers fell short in Game 5 against the New York Knicks, with stars Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam struggling against a tough defense. Jalen Brunson led the Knicks to force a Game 6. Indiana responded with a commanding win, finally securing a spot in the NBA Finals versus the Thunder.
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Vince Vaughn stars as Joe Scaravella in Netflix’s 'Nonnas', capturing the true story of a Staten Island man who honors his mother by hiring grandmothers as chefs. The film soared to No. 1 after a $20 million Netflix deal, blending humor and heartfelt moments around food and legacy.
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Jamal Murray dropped 43 points as the Denver Nuggets grabbed a 3-2 lead over the Clippers, thriving amid leadership changes. With Westbrook back in the lineup and Nikola Jokić stepping up vocally, Denver’s playoff hopes are alive. Murray’s clutch play and team chemistry could clinch the series in Game 6.
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Wrexham, fueled by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s ownership, clinched an unprecedented third straight promotion to the EFL Championship with a commanding win over Charlton. Driven by record signing Sam Smith and Ollie Rathbone, the club is now just one step from Premier League football—becoming a unique success story in English football’s modern era.
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Seven teams, including hosts and early front-runners from Asia and Oceania, have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With the tournament’s expansion to 48 teams, qualification battles intensify across regions and new opportunities emerge for more nations to join the world's most-watched football event.
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Simba SC's coach Fadlu Davids shines a spotlight on Stellenbosch FC's rise and underlines the need for his team to prepare seriously. After beating Zamalek, Stellenbosch make their first CAF Confederation Cup semi-final, while Simba returns to this stage after 32 years.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves overwhelmed the Los Angeles Lakers 117-95 in their 2025 NBA Playoffs Game 1, setting a franchise record with 21 three-pointers. Jaden McDaniels, Naz Reid, and Anthony Edwards led Minnesota, while Luka Doncic’s 37 points couldn’t lift LA. Minnesota’s dominant second quarter turned the tide in their favor.