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Mexico intensifies crackdown on World Cup counterfeit merchandise
Mexican authorities seized $1.3 million in counterfeit football jerseys before the 2026 World Cup, but demand for knockoffs continues to rise.
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Somali referee axed from World Cup after US denies entry
FIFA’s Omar Artan, the first Somali referee for the 2026 World Cup, was denied US entry due to immigration issues.
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Anti-migrant protests intensify across South Africa ahead of November polls
A surge in anti-immigrant demonstrations across South Africa is raising concerns about potential violence ahead of local government elections in November.
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Intercape CEO welcomes bail denial: ‘A significant moment for safe public transport’
Intercape has welcomed the denial of bail to seven alleged members of a bus extortion syndicate as a “significant moment” for public transport.
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Former nurse and contract killer sentenced to life for stepdaughter’s murder in R6m insurance fraud
Former nurse and a contract killer sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a young woman in an R6 million insurance fraud scheme.
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Eight-year-old gymnast from Lotus River shines on path to national success
Eight-year-old Saarah Bosch from Lotus River – gymnastics.
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YOUTH MONTH | Mitchells Plain youth redefine safety narrative for international research
Young Mitchells Plain residents co-create urban safety research with LSE, linking Cape Town and Medellín in a global youth-led project.
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Trump says negotiators in ‘final throes’ of Middle East peace deal
US President Donald Trump said that negotiators were in the “final throes” of talks for a peace deal in the Middle East.










