Al-Okhdoud – Fresh News and Stories

Welcome to the Al-Okhdoud section of Everard Read Daily News. Here you’ll find the most recent stories that matter to South Africans and the world. We keep it short, clear and up to date, so you can get the facts without wading through fluff.

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Sports fans can catch the latest cricket drama with Zimbabwe beating Kenya by seven wickets and South Africa’s women reclaiming the T20 World Cup lead against Bangladesh. In football, Arsenal’s late win over Newcastle and Crystal Palace’s Community Shield triumph are back on the page. Those matches are broken down in plain language, with key moments highlighted.

Tech lovers will see why Xiaomi’s new 17 series is shaking up the market. The phones use Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and promise a battery that can last all day. We also cover the iPhone 17 Pro Max leak that hints at a massive 5,000 mAh battery – big news for anyone who’s tired of charging nightly.

On the business front, Telkom’s market value has halved since 2019, and the NNPC has decided not to sell the Port Harcourt refinery. Both stories explain the numbers and what they mean for everyday South Africans in plain terms.

Politics isn’t missing out either. A court ordered Kenny Kunene to apologise to Julius Malema for hate speech, sparking fresh debate on free speech. Meanwhile, INEC’s chairman called on African youth to protect peaceful elections, a message that resonates across the continent.

Entertainment updates include bbno$’s new video that blurred Twitch streamer Asmongold, stirring conversation about online accountability. And if you’re into gaming, Forza Horizon 6 is finally heading to Japan in 2026 – a detail fans have been waiting for.

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