Naomi Osaka faced another setback at Wimbledon as she was defeated by Emma Navarro in the second round. Despite her impressive record on hard courts, Osaka's struggle with the grass surface continues to hinder her performance. This loss, coupled with her recent challenges and hiatus from tennis, emphasizes the continuous obstacles she faces in regaining her peak form.
MoreMatthijs de Ligt, currently a defender for Bayern Munich, is on the verge of moving to Manchester United. The Dutch international center-back, a long-term target for Manchester United, will significantly strengthen the team's defensive lineup. Although the transfer details like fee and contract duration are pending, this acquisition marks a major step for the Red Devils.
MoreArthur Zwane has resigned as Secretary-General of the MK party. With Jacob Zuma, the party's leader, facing misconduct charges from the ANC, and internal disputes concerning the party’s founder Jabulani Khumalo, MK party is embroiled in controversy. Recent actions include the nomination of John Hlophe for the Judicial Service Commission.
MoreNigerian musician Seun Kuti has accused actress Iyabo Ojo of using the death of singer Mohbad to gain attention and sympathy, alleging she collaborates with Naira Marley to further a defamatory agenda. Kuti suggests this is part of a broader pattern of Ojo exploiting tragedies for personal gain.
MoreIn an action-packed F1 Austrian Grand Prix, George Russell seized victory following a dramatic collision between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. The incident led to a shake-up in the standings and Russell's second career win.
MoreChelsea have landed 18-year-old Omari Kellyman from Aston Villa on a six-year contract. Kellyman, an England U19 international, has played six first-team games for Villa, featuring in the Premier League against Manchester City and Crystal Palace. Initially, he spent a decade at Derby County before moving to Villa in 2022 and now joins the ranks at Chelsea.
MoreThe Los Angeles Lakers selected Bronny James, son of superstar LeBron James, with the 55th pick in the NBA draft, forming the first father-son duo in the league. Despite going undrafted in the first round, Bronny’s selection on Thursday enables him to start his professional career alongside his legendary father.
MoreUruguay faces Bolivia in their Copa America 2024 match at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Uruguay tops Group C and hopes to continue their winning streak. Bolivia, needing a win to revive their Copa ambitions, faces a tough challenge. Kick-off is scheduled for 6:30 AM IST. Starting lineups have been announced for both teams, with Nunez starting for Uruguay.
MoreCole Palmer believes England can elevate their performance in Euro 2024 after a lackluster group stage. Despite a goalless draw against Slovenia, the team emerged as group winners. Palmer highlighted England's need to improve for the knockout stages and praised their qualification as group leaders. His strong showing as a substitute could earn him a spot in the last-16 match against the Netherlands.
MoreIn the anticipated presidential debate on June 27, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face rigorous scrutiny of their mental and behavioral capabilities. This 90-minute live event on CNN will give both candidates the chance to showcase their cognitive and temperamental readiness for the high-pressure demands of the presidency.
MoreLagos State Police officials have addressed claims made by Nollywood actress Laide Bakare, who accused officers of harassing her during a traffic stop. Police assert that Bakare violated traffic rules and refused to cooperate, leading to a fine. This account challenges Bakare's statements on social media about rough treatment by the officers.
MoreCristiano Ronaldo faced multiple disruptions from pitch invaders during Portugal's Euro 2024 encounter against Turkiye. Despite the interruptions, Ronaldo's team triumphed 3-0 and secured a spot in the knockout stage. The iconic forward showed patience early on but grew frustrated as the incidents continued.
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