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    Tottenham gives Richarlison the green light for summer exit

    Tottenham has cleared the path for Richarlison to leave the club during the summer transfer window. The Sun newspaper broke the story about the Brazilian striker's departure. Thomas Frank, the team's new head coach, has given his blessing for the player to move on. Richarlison struggled through...
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    Chief Justice Malaba Forces Judges to Attend Zanu PF Ideology Training

    Chief Justice Luke Malaba forced all judges to attend classes at a political party school. The training happens July 4 and 5 at the Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology run by Zanu PF. Judges must listen to spy chief Fulton Mangwanya and cabinet secretary Martin Rushwaya during these sessions. One...
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    Chatunga Mugabe Arrested After Alleged Armed Assault on Mine Workers

    Chatunga Mugabe got locked up after police said he beat up mine workers near his family farm. The late president Robert Mugabe's son faces serious charges for the Wednesday attack at Ultimate Mining. He appeared at Concession Magistrates Court after spending time behind bars. Armed men helped...
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    Walter Mzembi Fights Court's Bail Decision, Faces New Legal Battle

    Walter Mzembi wants his freedom back after losing his bail last month. The former Foreign Affairs Minister appeared before Harare Magistrate Donald Ndirowei for just a few minutes. His lawyer Killian Mandiki asked for more time to prepare written arguments. The court moved the hearing to July 9...
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    Madam Boss Opens Up About Struggles, Fans Rally for Support

    Zimbabwean comedian Madam Boss alarmed her followers after sharing her emotional struggles on Facebook. The social media star lost her brother Sekuru Gudo during May 2025. She posted about her pain on Tuesday July first. The entertainer admitted having dark thoughts about wanting to die. Her two...
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    SASSA Delays Old-Age Grants, Elderly Face New Verification Headaches

    Elderly grant recipients face a one-day delay for their July payments this month. SASSA moved the payment date from Tuesday to Wednesday July 2 due to scheduling issues. People over 75 receive R2,330 each month and those between 60 and 74 get R2,310. The agency changed its usual first Tuesday...
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    Man Claims Rape Victim Praised His Skills, Demanded More Money

    One of the men charged with raping Mai Jeremaya claims she actually enjoyed the experience, telling him he was better in bed than her husband. Martin Charlie, the accused, claims that the socialite charged him US$20 per hour during their stay at a lodge. Charlie says that when they entered the...
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    Cheating Ring Exposed as Chinese Nationals Target TOEIC Exams in Japan

    Chinese students pay thousands of dollars to cheat on English tests across Japan. Criminal gangs promise perfect scores for desperate test takers who want jobs or college admission. Police caught one student carrying fake student cards and secret recording equipment during a major exam. Smart...
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    Tariff Tensions Threaten Matcha Boom as U.S. Imposes Duties on Japanese Tea

    Japanese tea farmers face trouble as President Trump threatens new taxes on their matcha exports. American customers buy nearly half of all Japanese green tea sold overseas. The popular powder brings farmers record sales worth 259 million dollars last year. Kokaen tea farm owner Yoshitaka Noba...
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    Mount Fuji Climbing Tragedy from 1972 Serves as Safety Warning for New Hikers

    Japan's famous mountain started charging climbers double the cash this summer after crowds caused major problems. Mount Fuji officials decided every single trail needs visitors to pay 4,000 yen before they can start hiking up the slopes. Last year only one path cost money at half that price but...
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    Mount Fuji Charges Entrance Fee for All Trails to Tackle Overtourism

    Mount Fuji opened for climbing season Tuesday with major changes hitting all visitors. The famous Japanese mountain charges everyone 4,000 yen to climb any of its four paths. Last year only one trail cost money at 2,000 yen each climber paid. Officials want fewer crowds and safer conditions on...
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    Natixis Poaches JPMorgan and SocGen Execs to Boost Tokyo Branch

    French bank Natixis grabbed two top executives from major Wall Street firms for its Japanese expansion plans. Makoto Kawamura left JPMorgan Chase where he ran their Japan treasury operations and joined Natixis as their new Japan treasury chief. Hideaki Sugahara moved over from Societe Generale...
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    Three Arrested in Ondo After Sex Worker Murder at Akure Brothel

    Police grabbed three men after a sex worker died at a brothel in Akure. The woman worked at a place near Cathedral area when trouble started with a customer early Sunday morning. She got tired during their meeting and told the man she needed to stop. The angry customer wanted his 15,000 naira...
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    Security Team Rallies in Lafiagi After Drug Raid Sparks Violence

    Angry crowds went wild and attacked government drug agents after police raids hit their town hard. The mob stormed the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency office and torched three cars and several motorbikes. Furious protesters also freed three arrested drug suspects and stole confiscated...
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    Students' Union Blasts Makinde's Plan to Rename Polytechnic Ibadan

    Students at The Polytechnic in Ibadan have fired off an angry letter to state lawmakers. They want politicians to block their governor from changing their school name. Governor Seyi Makinde wants to rename the college after a dead former leader called Omololu Olunloye. He made this announcement...
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    Oluwo Hits Back at Judge Over Controversial Kingship Remarks

    A powerful Nigerian king has fired back at a high court judge who said traditional rulers must accept ancient burial customs. The Oluwo of Iwoland slammed Justice Phillips Akinside after the judge made controversial comments about kingship at a recent legal lecture. Akinside had argued that once...
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    Oyo Hotel Association President Lauds Makinde for Boosting 24-Hour Economy

    Hotel bosses across Oyo State cannot stop talking about how Governor Seyi Makinde turned their business world upside down. Ayodele Ogundele runs the Hoteliers Association and manages Davies Hotel downtown. He told reporters that state policies created perfect conditions for companies to make...
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    Zimbabwe's ZiG Inflation Drops in June, But Annual Rate Still Skyrockets

    Zimbabwe's money problems took a small turn for the better last month when prices stopped rising as fast. The country's new currency called Zimbabwe Gold saw monthly price increases fall from 0.9 percent down to just 0.3 percent during June. Government officials say their tough spending rules...
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    Ondo Attorney General Confirms Petitions for Inquest into Akeredolu's Death

    People want officials to dig deeper into how former Ondo State Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu really died. Dr. Olukayode Ajulo works as the state's top lawyer and confirmed that angry citizens sent formal complaints to his office. Professional groups and hometown residents filed the paperwork...
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    Kwara State Polytechnic Earns Full NBTE Accreditation, New Programs Approved

    Kwara State Polytechnic scored a major win when education officials gave their stamp of approval to every single program the school offered. The National Board for Technical Education visited the campus and liked what they saw during their inspection tour. Officials decided to give the green...
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