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Manchester United’s recent slump under Ruben Amorim is getting a lot of chatter – 29 games with more matches than points, just seven wins and a win rate barely above 24%. The club’s big summer signings haven’t turned the tide yet.
Meanwhile, Premier League transfer rumours are heating up for summer 2025. Big names like Anthony Elanga moving to Newcastle United for £55m and Milos Kerkez joining Liverpool for £40m show clubs are still splashing cash despite a crowded calendar.
In South Africa, the Sunrisers Hyderabad crushed Lucknow Super Giants in an IPL playoff showdown, while Lazio edged Cagliari 2‑1 in Serie A. Both games underline how quickly fortunes can flip on the field.
Nigerian waterways faced a fresh piracy scare when pirates kidnapped 19 passengers on Rivers State rivers. The incident sparked criticism of missing security boats and even hints at a strike from maritime workers.
Lagos authorities gave 176 illegal estates a 21‑day deadline to sort out their paperwork, targeting developments in Eti‑Osa, Ajah and other hot spots. It’s a clear signal that the government means business on urban planning.
On the political front, Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza is fighting impeachment proceedings with confidence, while Kenya’s new dating show “Nairobi Bachelor” promises fresh drama for local singles.
If relationships are more your vibe, there’s a guide packed with 165 questions designed to help couples deepen their connection. The list covers everything from trust‑building talks to fun future‑dreaming prompts.
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The Electoral Court is hearing Jabulani Khumalo's urgent application to be declared President of the MK party, challenging the IEC's recording of Zuma as the party's leader. Khumalo argues the decision violates the Electoral Commission Act. Legal expert Ulrich Roux provides insights as the court deliberates the case.
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