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Kanye West’s Tour Skips South Africa, Fans React
Kanye West has announced an African leg for his upcoming world tour but left South Africa off the list. The decision has stirred a mix of disappointment and indifference among South African fans. No official reason has been given, prompting speculation about logistics, market strategy, and the rapper’s strained public image. Social media buzz reflects the country’s divided feelings toward the artist.
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Silent Hill f vs Silent Hill 2 Remake: 15 Big Differences in Combat, Sanity, and Design
Two very different visions for Silent Hill are taking shape. Silent Hill f leans into systems—focus-based combat, a sanity meter, and resource trading—while Silent Hill 2 Remake modernizes a classic with over‑the‑shoulder pacing, remixed puzzles, and refined navigation. Here’s how they diverge across combat, design, audio, and storytelling, and what that means for players.
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Ireland vs Hungary prediction: odds, lineups and betting tips for World Cup qualifier
Ireland face Hungary in a tight World Cup 2026 qualifier at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on 6 September, 19:45 UK. Bookmakers give Ireland a slight edge (38.5% vs 36.4%), with a draw at 27%. Troy Parrott and Robbie Brady miss out, Ryan Manning likely starts. Recent meetings favor Ireland, including a 2-1 friendly win in 2024. Expect a cagey game with both teams to score around 50%.
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Jacob Zuma’s BRICS push and political reset: Pan-African pitch amid fierce backlash
Jacob Zuma is back on international stages, urging Africa to cut reliance on the West and lean into BRICS. In speeches in Ghana and South Africa, he called for industrialization, intra-African trade, and de-dollarization. The MK Party leader casts himself as a continental statesman. Government figures hit back, questioning his ethics and legacy. The debate reveals a larger fight over South Africa’s economic path.
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Francesco Farioli on Roma’s radar after Ajax exit as Milan track Italiano at Bologna
Roma are eyeing Francesco Farioli after his Ajax exit, while AC Milan monitor Vincenzo Italiano as he negotiates a renewal with Bologna. Farioli left Amsterdam over transfer and training-ground disagreements, with Chelsea and Spurs also watching. Italiano wants squad assurances more than salary, and Napoli could enter the picture depending on Antonio Conte’s future.
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Portland Timbers Outgun Sporting KC 4-2 in Pulse-Racing Western Conference Clash
Portland Timbers overcame Sporting KC 4-2 at Children's Mercy Park in a dramatic MLS clash. Kevin Kelsy scored twice, with David Ayala adding a goal and assist, as Portland moved to fourth in the Western Conference. Sporting KC showed grit but remain near the bottom under interim coach Kerry Zavagnin.
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WI vs PAK 2nd T20I: West Indies Edge Pakistan in Nail-Biter, Dream11 Predictions and Player Highlights
West Indies pulled off a narrow 2-wicket win over Pakistan in the 2nd T20I, leveling the series. Key roles were played by Jason Holder and Gudakesh Motie, while Pakistan’s Agha Salman and Hasan Nawaz performed strongly. Pitch conditions favored slower bowlers, crucial for Dream11 strategies. No major injuries were reported in either camp.
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Abel Ferreira Stands Up for Vitor Roque as Pressure Mounts on Brazil’s Youngest Star
Abel Ferreira is pushing back against intense criticism of Palmeiras’ 20-year-old striker Vitor Roque, who just ended his goal drought. The coach says unrealistic expectations and systemic problems in Brazilian football make it difficult for young talents like Roque to thrive. Ferreira warns against comparing Roque to Pelé too soon and calls for patience.
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Inter Milan Faces Tight Pre-Season Ahead of Packed August Friendly Schedule
Inter Milan is set to kick off pre-season for the 2025-26 campaign in late July, dealing with a condensed schedule after the Club World Cup. The squad will play Monaco and Monza in August, with more opponents to be announced soon. Preparations are carefully managed as key players return on staggered dates.
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Charlotte FC vs New York City FC: Home Advantage and Defensive Uncertainty in MLS Clash
Charlotte FC faces New York City FC at home, looking to bounce back from recent defeats. Their strong record against NYCFC at Bank of America Stadium and Patrick Agyemang’s form make them favorites, but defensive concerns linger. Experts see a low-scoring, tightly-contested MLS match ahead.
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Pablo Sarabia Signs with Al-Arabi After Leaving Wolves on Free Transfer
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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DA Challenges Ramaphosa Over Sacking of Whitfield, Sets 48-Hour Deadline on ANC Ministers Accused of Corruption
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.