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Sergio Busquets Announces Retirement at End of 2025 MLS Season
Spanish midfield maestro Sergio Busquets will hang up his boots after the 2025 MLS season. The 37‑year‑old spent 18 years at Barcelona, earned multiple trophies, and helped Spain win a World Cup and two Euros. He’s now finishing his career with Inter Miami and may eye a coaching role.
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Xiaomi 17 Series Unveiled with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5: A Direct Challenge to Apple
Xiaomi launched its 17 lineup on September 25, 2025, the first phones to house Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 built on a 3nm process. The trio – 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max – packs a rear secondary display, a 7,300 mAh battery and a performance edge that rivals Apple's A19 Pro. CEO Lei Jun pledged RMB 200 billion for tech development, signaling a bold push into premium markets.
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Darwin Nunez Helps Al‑Hilal to 3‑1 Win Over Al‑Okhdoud in Saudi Pro League
Uruguayan striker Darwin Nunez featured in Al‑Hilal's 3‑1 victory over bottom‑placed Al‑Okhdoud on Sept 25, 2025. The €53 million signing has already scored twice and is fitting into Simone Inzaghi’s system. Marcos Leonardo netted a brace, Theo Hernández added another. The win lifts Al‑Hilal to eight points, while Al‑Okhdoud stay winless.
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South Africa crush Bangladesh to retake T20 World Cup lead
South Africa reclaimed the top spot in the Women's T20 World Cup after a seven‑wicket win over Bangladesh in Dubai. Tazmin Brits’ 42‑run knock earned her Player of the Match honors. Captain Laura Wolvaardt praised the bowlers but said the chase could have been quicker. Bangladesh’s captain Nigar Sultana Joty admitted batting woes but stayed optimistic about her young side. Sunday’s fixtures feature England‑Scotland and India‑Australia.
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Peaceful Elections: INEC Chairman Calls on African Youth to Lead the Charge
During a keynote at The Gambia's Civil Service University, INEC Chairman Prof. Mahmood Yakubu urged young Africans to become the frontline defenders of credible, peaceful elections. He highlighted youth’s dual role as voters and election staff, warned against misinformation, and called for responsible civic engagement across the continent.
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Telkom South Africa’s Market Value Halves Over Six Years
Telkom South Africa’s market cap fell from roughly R37.2 billion in 2019 to R19.4 billion in 2025, a loss of about R18 billion. The slump follows earlier crashes after 2007, with the biggest hit coming in 2008‑2009. Analysts point to the 2008 sale of its Vodacom stake as the company’s biggest regret. The story highlights how past strategic moves still shape today’s telecom landscape.
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Forza Horizon 6 confirmed for 2026, finally heading to Japan
Microsoft’s open‑world racer Forza Horizon 6 is officially slated for a 2026 launch, with the Horizon Festival moving to Japan. The leak came from an Instagram post that vanished before the Tokyo Game Show reveal. Xbox and PC will get the game first, while a PlayStation 5 version follows later. Fans have long campaigned for a Japanese setting, and the new title promises fresh scenery and cars.
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Chelsea’s Late Revival Beats Lincoln City 2-1 in Carabao Cup Thriller
Chelsea survived a nervy Carabao Cup third‑round clash with League One side Lincoln City, overturning a 1‑0 half‑time deficit to win 2‑1. Tyreek George’s long‑range equaliser and Facundo Buonanotte’s first goal for the Blues secured passage to the next round despite defensive lapses.
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Johannesburg High Court orders Kenny Kunene to apologise to Julius Malela for hate speech
A Johannesburg High Court ruled that Patriotic Alliance figure Kenny Kunene used hate speech when he called EFF leader Julius Malema a "cockroach" on TV in 2021. The court upheld that the slur has genocidal roots, but said "little frog" and "criminal" do not qualify as hate speech. Kunene must publish a public apology within a month and cover Malema's legal costs, sparking debate over free speech in politics.
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Mandla Mthembu’s Disappearance: Inside the Mystery of Khanyi Mbau’s Ex-Husband
Mandla Mthembu, once a billionaire investor and former husband of TV star Khanyi Mbau, vanished from the public eye after their 2009 divorce. He built a fortune through Martial Eagle Investment and high‑profile lawsuits, then retreated into secrecy. Their daughter Khanukani has not seen him in years, fueling speculation. The mystery deepens as Mthembu avoids all media contact despite his former elite status. This article pieces together his rise, lifestyle, and the puzzling retreat.
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Wolves vs Leeds United Preview: Lineups, Stakes and Prediction
Wolverhampton Wanderers host Leeds United at Molineux on September 20, 2025. Both clubs sit near the bottom of the table and need points desperately. Wolves are winless after four losses, while Leeds are reeling from a last‑minute defeat to Fulham. The preview examines team news, likely formations and what the result could mean for each side.
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Superzoom Lenses Are Back: One Lens for Travel, Portraits, and Wildlife
Once dismissed as compromise glass, superzoom lenses are back in demand. Modern designs deliver better stabilization, sharper results, and real-world flexibility that beats juggling multiple lenses. From travel to portraits and wildlife, a single lens now covers it. Here’s why photographers are switching—and how to get the best results.
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