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Chelsea have reached a €63 million agreement to sign Pedro Neto from Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Portuguese winger is scheduled for a medical exam before his move to Stamford Bridge. This move highlights Chelsea's continued summer investment in new players. Neto, who joined Wolves in 2019, has made significant contributions over 135 matches. His transfer significantly impacts Wolves, with manager Gary O'Neil voicing his disappointment.
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In a demoralizing friendly match at FedEx Field in Maryland, the US Men's National Team suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat to Colombia. The game was part of the team's preparations for Copa América, and it marked one of their worst losses since the 2009 Gold Cup final. Early goals by Colombia set the tone, and despite a second-half goal from Timothy Weah, the USMNT struggled to recover, with Colombia scoring three more times to seal their victory.
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The police chief has presented a detailed plan to ensure public safety during Thursday's planned protests. The strategy includes additional police presence in key areas, advanced surveillance, and communication with protest organizers. Emphasis is placed on maintaining peace and protecting both participants and bystanders, with authorities urging vigilance from the public.
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Valarie Allman, a gold medalist, can't wait to return home and indulge in some brisket. Her comments reflect an immense craving for barbecue and the comfort of local delicacies she has missed while away.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled Bangladesh after protesters stormed the presidential palace, sparking significant political unrest. The unrest follows allegations of corruption and economic mismanagement, leading to demands for her resignation. Clashes between protesters and security forces have exacerbated the situation as the nation faces uncertain political future.
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Stellenbosch FC clinched their place in the MTN8 semi-finals by defeating TS Galaxy 1-0. Junior Mendieta's crucial 84th-minute goal sealed the victory at Mbombela Stadium. The win highlighted Stellenbosch's defensive strength and midfield dominance, limiting TS Galaxy's attacks. The team now awaits the semi-final draw to know their next opponent.
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The MTN8 quarter-final between Orlando Pirates and SuperSport United kicks off the 2024/25 season at Orlando Stadium. With coach Jose Riveiro at the helm, the Buccaneers face a challenging opener against Gavin Hunt's SuperSport United. Catch the excitement with kick-off time, TV channels, and squad news provided in our detailed preview.
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WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is contemplating pulling its services from Nigeria due to increasing regulatory demands. The Nigerian government seeks stricter controls on social media, prompting fears among tech companies about censorship and data privacy. WhatsApp worries about mandates from the Nigerian Communications Commission to register and possibly share user data. Millions of Nigerian users could be affected.
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Vybz Kartel, a prominent dancehall artist, has been released from prison after 13 years. His freedom has sparked excitement and various reactions within the dancehall community. Kartel, known for his controversial and influential career, was convicted of murder in 2014. Fans and fellow artists are eagerly awaiting his return to the music scene, marking a significant potential resurgence in his career.
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An Air Canada flight from Casablanca to Montreal was canceled when a flight attendant lost her temper with a passenger over a blanket dispute. Air Canada confirmed the incident and is reviewing the matter. Passengers were compensated for the delay and the airline apologized for not meeting customer expectations.
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A stabbing attack disrupted a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in northern England, resulting in the deaths of three children and nine injuries. The police have detained a teenage suspect and the motive remains unknown. Taylor Swift expressed her sorrow, saying she was 'at a complete loss.' The community mourns, and investigations are ongoing.
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Absa Bank has categorically denied a report alleging that its CEO is at risk of being removed. Labeling the report as both malicious and sensational, the bank reaffirmed its confidence in the current leadership. This move seeks to dispel rumors and uphold the institution's stability.