Juventus decides to keep Pierre Kalulu after his loan spell from AC Milan. The Italian club will pay 14 million euros to make the French defender a permanent player. Journalist Fabrice Hawkins reported the transfer news on Wednesday. Kalulu spent last season with Juventus on a temporary deal from Milan. The move becomes official with the payment to his former club.
Kalulu brings versatility to Juventus with his defensive skills. He plays center-back position with confidence and experience. The French player also handles right-back duties when coaches need tactical changes. His ability to cover multiple defensive roles makes him valuable for Juventus. The club sees long-term potential with Kalulu joining their squad permanently.
Iraq faces South Korea Thursday night at Basra International Stadium during World Cup qualifiers. The match represents one of Iraq's most crucial games as they chase World Cup dreams. Young player Hassan Abdul Karim says the team trains perfectly at their Basra camp. He believes Iraq can deliver strong performance against tough Korean opponents. Home fans will act as the 12th player for Iraq.
Player Peter Korkis calls the Korean match the hardest qualifier game. Team morale stays very high as 65,000 fans will pack Basra Stadium. The players feel ready both mentally and physically for this battle. Korkis promises fans the team will fight with everything they have. Fan support could make the real difference during this crucial game...
Square Enix showed the Final Fantasy Tactics remaster during State of Play today. The company calls the new version The Ivalice Chronicles. Players can choose between Classic and Enhanced modes when they play. Classic mode keeps the original PlayStation experience intact. Enhanced mode adds voice acting and better graphics.
The Enhanced version features updated menus and smoother gameplay. Voice actors will speak all the dialogue during cutscenes. The Classic version uses the War of the Lions translation from previous releases. Both versions save progress automatically for player convenience. Pre-orders start today for interested fans.
Final Fantasy Tactics launches September 30th on PlayStation consoles. The game arrives on...
CAPCOM showed Pragmata gameplay today after years of silence. The company revealed the game over five years ago and fans waited for updates. State of Play featured a new trailer captured on PlayStation 5 Pro. Players saw traversal challenges mixed with puzzles and shooting combat. Diana uses mysterious powers to solve problems during her adventure.
The trailer confirmed Pragmata launches sometime during 2026. CAPCOM announced the game back during 2020 but stayed quiet for years. Many people thought the company stopped making the game. CAPCOM said during 2023 they still worked on Pragmata but needed more time. The studio wanted to create the best possible experience for players.
Pragmata arrives on multiple platforms next year. PC...
Some stores have already sold copies of MindsEye before the June 10 release date. Players like X user MrHazel88 have started posting about the game early. These people can share gameplay without any legal agreements stopping them. Build a Rocket Boy knows physical copies are already out there.
The studio asked players not to share story details from the game. They warned that early copies lack the day-one patch with important fixes. The company said a major update will come at launch to improve how MindsEye plays. They want players to meet all characters at their best version.
Recent previews of MindsEye were not very positive. Two top executives left Build a Rocket Boy just one week before launch. Early copies getting out adds...
Wicknell Chivayo grew up in a single-parent household after his father, Isaac Mathias Chivayo, died in a car accident when Wicknell was just 10 years old. His mother, Canisia Chivayo, raised the family in the Gandami area of Chivhu. The tragic loss of their father left a lasting mark on the Chivayo children and brought them closer together during their formative years.
The family faced financial hardships that forced Wicknell to leave school and start working at a young age. He became a wages clerk at a local bus company when he was only 15 years old. These early struggles shaped the family dynamics and created bonds that would later become sources of both support and conflict among the siblings.
The Chivayo household was...
CBZ Bank Zimbabwe operates under the ownership of CBZ Holdings Limited, a financial services giant that dominates the Zimbabwean banking landscape. This publicly traded company controls the bank through its listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, making it accessible to both local and international investors. The holding company structure enables CBZ to offer a diverse range of financial services beyond traditional banking. CBZ Holdings is one of the largest financial institutions in Zimbabwe, with assets exceeding $2 billion and serving millions of customers nationwide.
The parent company emerged in 2005 when CBZ reorganized its operations to create a more comprehensive financial services group. This strategic move positioned CBZ...
Zimbabwe tied Mauritius 0-0 during their first COSAFA Cup Group A game at Toyota Stadium Wednesday. Mauritius controlled the ball early and created two scoring chances that missed the target. Tinotenda Meke fired a shot over the goal from the penalty area around the tenth minute. Kennedy Mupomba tried another shot but also missed badly. The game moved to midfield without much action near either goal.
Meke shot again after 40 minutes but defenders blocked it for a corner kick. Arter Kaseke headed the corner over the crossbar during the set piece. Thando Ngwenya scored from a pass but referees canceled the goal for offside. Zimbabwe finished the first half without any shots on target despite controlling the pace better.
Both teams...
Former President Robert Mugabe's spokesperson Jealousy Mawarire backs angry war veterans who fight President Emmerson Mnangagwa's land committee through courts. Businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei leads the group that wants private land ownership despite constitutional rules that give all farm property to the state. Veterans say the committee demands unclear payments from land reform beneficiaries with some people forced to pay 1.5 million US dollars. They want judges to stop the committee and let the official Land Commission handle all property matters. Mawarire calls committee members looters and land barons during his SABC Channel Africa interview.
The spokesperson claims Mnangagwa breaks constitutional promises about land ownership...
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