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22 July 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

JKIA Not Up for Sale, Mudavadi Reassures Amidst Online Speculation

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has set the record straight: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is not for sale. Addressing online rumors and MPs, Mudavadi emphasized the facility's strategic importance and outlined plans for modernization but assured that any major developments would involve public endorsement and parliamentary approval.

21 July 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

Lionel Messi Sidelined With Ankle Injury: Impact on Inter Miami's Upcoming Matches

Lionel Messi has sustained an injury to his right ankle ligament during the Copa America 2024, leading to his absence in at least two games for Inter Miami. The injury was confirmed by the club’s communications department, and his availability will depend on recovery assessments. Head coach Gerardo 'Tata' Martino is hopeful for a quick recovery, but Messi's presence will be missed in the Leagues Cup group stage.

20 July 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

Manchester United Seeks to Lure Top Prospect Chido Obi-Martin from Arsenal

Manchester United is making a strong effort to attract Chido Obi-Martin, a 16-year-old football sensation, away from Arsenal. By showcasing their Carrington training facility, United hopes to sway Obi-Martin, who has yet to commit to a scholarship with Arsenal. The striker's impressive record and international experience make him a hot prospect with interest from top European clubs.

14 July 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

Zelensky Defuses Biden's 'President Putin' Slip with Grace and Poise

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has skillfully downplayed President Biden's error in addressing him as 'President Putin' during a NATO briefing. Highlighting U.S. support for Ukraine, Zelensky's measured response at the Shannon airport underscores the importance of focusing on the larger geopolitical context rather than minor slip-ups.

11 July 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

Kobbie Mainoo Shines as England Advances to Euro 2024 Final

Kobbie Mainoo and Luke Shaw played pivotal roles as England triumphed over the Netherlands in the Euro 2024 semi-final. Mainoo's commanding presence in midfield, combined with a dramatic last-minute goal by Ollie Watkins, secured England's historic win. The final against Spain marks England's first overseas tournament final and promises an exciting conclusion.