Al Nassr beat Al Akhdoud 9-0 on Monday without star player Cristiano Ronaldo. The game took place at Prince Hathloul bin Abdulaziz Sports City stadium in Saudi Arabia. This win pushed Al Nassr to third place with 63 points after 31 games in the Saudi Pro League. The team broke its previous record of 8-0 against the Abha Club from last season. Coach Stefano Pioli left Ronaldo out of the lineup because the 40-year-old needed rest.
Al Nassr led 4-0 at halftime with goals coming fast. Sadio Mane scored four goals during the match. Jhon Duran added two goals to the total. Ayman Yahya opened the scoring after 16 minutes of play. Marcelo Brozovic scored before the 30-minute mark. Mohammed Maran finished the scoring with a penalty kick.
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Stellar Blade will launch on PC through Steam and Epic Games Store on June 11, 2025. PlayStation revealed this date when someone posted a trailer early on their YouTube channel. The video disappeared quickly, but fans saved it to Reddit, where people can see it today. The PC release will support NVIDIA DLSS 4 AI upscaling and AMD FSR 3 technology. Players can enjoy the game on ultra-wide screens with full DualSense controller features.
The trailer shows a new enemy battle and 25 additional costumes for the main character, Eve. PC gamers will see improved textures and visual effects if their computers meet the requirements. PlayStation 5 users might receive these additions when the PC version arrives in June. The action game became...
Black Economic Empowerment represents a policy framework designed to increase the participation of Black South Africans in the economy. The government launched this initiative to address historical inequalities resulting from apartheid. It aims to transform the economy through inclusive growth and shared prosperity. The policy focuses on increasing Black ownership and management of businesses across all sectors.
The program started as a response to economic imbalances that remained after political equality was achieved in 1994. Despite political freedom, economic power stayed concentrated among the white minority who make up less than 10% of the population. BEE works as a corrective measure rather than a punitive one. It encourages...
White emigration from South Africa represents a complex social pattern that began accelerating after the end of apartheid in 1994. Statistics show that between 1995 and 2005, over one million South Africans left the country, with a significant portion being white citizens. Recent data from Statistics South Africa indicates that between 2016 and 2021, about 91,000 white South Africans emigrated, continuing a decades-long trend.
The white population in South Africa has steadily decreased as a percentage of the total population. In 1996, whites made up 11% of the population, which dropped to 9% in 2011, and stands at approximately 7.8% today. This decline stems from both emigration and lower birth rates among white communities compared to...
Afrikaners have been emigrating from South Africa for decades, but recent events have brought this migration into sharper focus. The reasons behind this ongoing departure vary from economic concerns to political changes and perceptions of security. Many Afrikaners cite multiple factors that push them to seek new homes abroad.
Economic challenges rank high among the reasons Afrikaners leave South Africa. The country faces persistent unemployment issues that affect all population groups. Jobs become harder to find as economic growth remains sluggish. Many skilled Afrikaners look abroad, where their qualifications might fetch better salaries and offer more career advancement opportunities.
The steady decline in public services frustrates...
The UK government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer has introduced sweeping immigration reforms that include a ban on recruiting care workers from abroad. These changes were announced on May 12, 2025, as part of a broader effort to reduce net migration to Britain over the next four years. The Labour government has stated that companies, including care homes, will no longer be allowed to recruit workers from overseas.
The ban specifically targets the care sector, which has historically relied heavily on international recruitment to fill staffing gaps. Care providers who want to recruit new workers must now prove they have attempted to hire staff from within England who need new sponsorship.
Jane Townson, chief executive of the Homecare...
The UK government recently introduced significant new rules for care work visas. Starting from April 9, 2025, care providers in England must prove they have attempted to recruit workers already in England who need new sponsorship before hiring from overseas. This marks a major shift in how the care sector manages its workforce and international recruitment.
These changes aim to ensure that care workers who have already come to the UK to work in adult social care have opportunities to continue their careers. The government wants to reduce reliance on overseas recruitment and support existing care workers who may need new sponsors. Many care workers have found themselves without sponsorship because their previous employers lost their...
The first 49 white South Africans left Johannesburg on Sunday on a charter flight to America. They accepted President Trump's offer to move as refugees. The group includes families with children heading to Dulles Airport near Washington. They left from OR Tambo Airport with a police escort and will stop in Senegal to refuel. This marks the start of a program Trump created through an order signed on February 7.
Trump claims South Africa's Black-led government discriminates against Afrikaners. The White House says this fits the definition of why refugee programs exist. South African officials deny these claims completely. They say Afrikaners remain among the most economically privileged groups. Officials allowed the people to leave, but...
Pope Leo XIV asked for world peace during his first Sunday talk as head of the Catholic Church. The first American pope spoke to thousands of people at St Peter's Square on May 11. He urged leaders to stop the fighting in Israel and Ukraine. He said all hostages must go free, and people need help with food and medicine. This marked his second public speech since becoming pope.
Leo started his day with a special church service at the tomb of St Peter. Through this ceremony, he connected his work to the early days of the church. The 69-year-old spent many years helping people in Peru as a church worker. Many Latin Americans feel proud that someone who lived among them became pope. He told church leaders he sees himself as just a simple...
