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Timo Werner sidelined by muscle injury before Leipzig‑Dortmund showdown
Timo Werner suffers a muscle injury, missing RB Leipzig's crucial Bundesliga clash with Borussia Dortmund. The setback adds pressure to his uncertain transfer future.
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Technical University of Kenya Plans Massive Layoffs Amid Pension Scandal
Technical University of Kenya starts a head count, plans to cut staff by nearly half and faces a pension scandal that left retirees with pennies, sparking strikes and parliamentary hearings.
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Chelsea Host Benfica at Stamford Bridge in Champions League Showdown
Chelsea host Benfica at Stamford Bridge on Sep 30, 2025 in a Champions League clash, with key players Palmer and Pavlidis set to decide Group E fortunes.
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SASSA Announces Oct 2025 Old Age Grant Date – R2,315 Due Thursday, Oct 2
SASSA sets the October 2025 Old Age Grant for Thursday, Oct 2, adds mandatory biometric enrollment, and outlines a staggered provincial payout to help millions of seniors.
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Man Utd Women 2-0 Liverpool: Record Goal, Matt Beard Tributes
Manchester United Women beat Liverpool 2‑0 at St Helens Stadium, with record‑breaking goals and heartfelt tributes to late manager Matt Beard, keeping United unbeaten in the WSL.
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Sevilla Stuns Rayo Vallecano 1-0 at Vallecas Despite Statistical Deficit
Sevilla edged Rayo Vallecano 1‑0 at Estadio de Vallecas on Sep 28, 2025, clinching three points despite being out‑possessed and out‑shot, thanks to a late Sánchez strike.
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Kenny Kunene Investigation Nears End, PA Leader Urges Patience
Patriotic Alliance chief Gayton McKenzie asked South Africans to hold off judgment as the probe into deputy leader Kenny Kunene drew close to a verdict. The inquiry, launched after Kunene was seen at crime boss Katiso 'KT' Molefe’s Sandton home, sparked intense media scrutiny. McKenzie promised transparency while the party waited for a law firm’s final report.
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Edinburgh Rugby 2025-26 URC Schedule: Key Fixtures, US Kickoff Times & Playoff Hopes
The Scottish side opens the 2025-26 United Rugby Championship on September 27 against Zebre Parma, enjoying a gentler start than last year. Backed by a stout defense and internationals like Darcy Graham and Hamish Watson, they aim to turn early points into a playoff push. Key early games include home clashes with Ulster and a crucial away test at Munster. All matches stream live on FloRugby with US Eastern Time kickoffs for fans across the Atlantic.
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Xiaomi 17 Pro & Pro Max Unveiled: Dual‑Screen Flagship Powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
Xiaomi has rolled out the 17 Pro and Pro Max, flagship phones that combine a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip with a groundbreaking rear screen. The 6.9‑inch main panel boasts 3,500‑nit brightness, while a 3‑inch secondary display adds new ways to see alerts and game. A triple‑camera setup with Leica optics and a 5× periscope lens top the specs, and a huge 7,500 mAh battery supports 100W wired and 50W wireless fast charging.
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Robert Pires Better Than Sadio Mane, Claims Theo Walcott
Former Arsenal winger Theo Walcott says Robert Pires outshines Liverpool's Sadio Mane in a Premier League winger showdown. The TalkSPORT Ireland interview reveals why Walcott favors his old teammate, even though they never shared the pitch. The debate taps into nostalgia, stats, and personal experience, sparking fresh chatter about two of the league's most exciting wide players.
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Everything You Need to Know About the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 Warm‑up Matches
From September 25 to 28, eight teams will clash in Bengaluru and Colombo in day‑night warm‑up games ahead of the ICC Women's World Cup 2025. The schedule pits hosts India against England, and defending champions Australia against England, while Bangladesh, Pakistan, South Africa and New Zealand also get game time. These fixtures set the tone for a tournament returning to the sub‑continent after 12 years.
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Bethpage Black Golf Fees: Ryder Cup Venue Offers Elite Play at Unmatched Prices
During Ryder Cup week, Bethpage Black shines as a world‑class public course that blends brutal challenge with surprisingly low rates. Ranked 34th in the U.S. and fifth among public courses, it welcomes New York residents for as little as $70 a round. Non‑residents pay roughly double, yet still far less than most top‑tier clubs. The course bans carts, keeping costs down, and its history includes multiple U.S. Opens and a 2019 PGA Championship.
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