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Enugu State has awarded scholarships to 760 students and teachers, while Sokoto State University launches a transnational education partnership with a Turkish university to boost research and academic collaboration.
Morocco edged the Netherlands on penalties to reach the Round of 16 for the second consecutive World Cup, while Paraguay stunned Germany in a historic shootout. Brazil advanced with a narrow win over Japan, and African teams made waves in the standings.
Swansea City have accepted an eight-figure bid from Stoke City for midfielder Ethan Galbraith, while Harry Kane prepares to stay at Bayern Munich despite interest from Barcelona.
A Western Cape police officer is under investigation for allegedly making anti-foreigner remarks during a live broadcast from a police van. Separately, underworld allegations involving Feroz Khan have been raised by Paul O’Sullivan.
Paraguay has declared a national holiday following its stunning victory over four-time champions Germany in a World Cup match. The win marks one of the team's most significant achievements in recent history.
Feroz Khan has requested a closed-door hearing at the Madlanga Commission, amid testimony from forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan alleging unlawful interference in prosecutions.
A Kaduna court denies bail to former governor Nasir El-Rufai as legal proceedings continue, while public discourse intensifies over accountability and mob violence in Nigeria.
Morocco defeated the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw to become the first African nation to reach the last 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking a historic milestone for African football.
Morocco knocked out the Netherlands on penalties, Paraguay stunned Germany in a shootout, and Brazil ended Japan's campaign in dramatic round of 32 action.
A R50-million sewage plant in Humansdorp fails to meet standards, while Nelson Mandela Bay and Buffalo City face scrutiny for underspending on essential services, highlighting systemic infrastructure failures.
Judgment looms in Julius Malema's firearm discharge case as he prepares to appeal, while the Constitutional Court considers the legality of Wandile Magudumana's extradition. Meanwhile, the parole board denies Najwa Petersen's latest release bid.
Germany are out of the World Cup at the last-32 stage, losing to Paraguay in a penalty shootout in their first such defeat in World Cup history.
South Africa exited the 2026 World Cup after a round-of-32 loss to Canada, ending a campaign that included their first-ever advancement past the group stage.
South African border post officers are central to systemic immigration corruption, according to public accounts, as scrutiny grows over repatriation operations and treatment of migrants.
Novak Djokovic opened his Wimbledon campaign with a hard-fought victory, aiming for a record 25th Grand Slam title, while Nigeria's Davnotch increases prize money for its national tournament to elevate domestic participation.