SABC Secures English Premier League Broadcast Rights for New Season, Bringing Premier League Action to South African Fans

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has obtained the broadcasting rights for the English Premier League (EPL) for the upcoming season. This breakthrough allows South African viewers to enjoy Premier League matches on free-to-air television, amplifying the league's influence and providing comprehensive coverage to a broader audience.

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to Resign Amidst Political Turmoil and Scandals

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced his resignation, set for next month, citing plummeting approval ratings and multiple political scandals. His tenure has been plagued by economic challenges, corruption accusations, and a controversial association with the Unification Church. Kishida's decision underscores the necessity for renewed direction within Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

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Senate Schedules Special Session for Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza's Impeachment

The Senate has marked August 14, 2024, as the date for a special session to address the impeachment charges against Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza. This follows the Meru County Assembly's submission of the charges. The session will offer a platform for both the presentation and defense of the allegations, marking a crucial stage in this political proceeding.

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Disney Star Skai Jackson Arrested for Misdemeanor Spousal Battery Amid Alleged Domestic Dispute

Former Disney star Skai Jackson has been arrested on charges of misdemeanor spousal battery following an alleged domestic altercation. The incident, which saw the actress apprehended by law enforcement, has become a focal point due to her public profile. The legal outcome of the case remains uncertain as the investigation unfolds.

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Tragic Collision on Nakuru-Nairobi Highway Claims Lives of Woman and Four Children

A devastating road accident on the Nakuru-Nairobi Highway resulted in the deaths of a woman and four children. The collision occurred in Mbaruk area when a Mercedes, attempting to overtake, veered into a lorry's path. The driver, critically injured, was hospitalized, while the victims' bodies were taken to Gilgil Sub-County Hospital.

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Dire Warning: Kenyan Shilling Could Plunge to Ksh170 Per US Dollar, Says Moses Kuria

Moses Kuria, a former Cabinet Secretary, has issued a stern warning about the potential depreciation of the Kenyan shilling to Ksh170 against the US dollar within the next 19 days. He points to economic fundamentals, high interest rates, and the country's trade balance as contributing factors. Kuria calls for immediate economic policies to stabilize the shilling.

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Liverpool Triumphs Over Sevilla: Luis Diaz and Ryan Gravenberch Steal the Show

Liverpool secured a decisive 4-1 victory against Sevilla at Anfield in Arne Slot's first home match as the new manager. Luis Diaz and Ryan Gravenberch were standout performers, with Diaz netting two goals. The match demonstrated the team's readiness for the upcoming season and featured strong returns from key players like Alisson Becker and Virgil van Dijk.

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Beatrice Chebet Targets Historic Double as Kenyan Stars Strive in Paris Olympics

Beatrice Chebet, after clinching Kenya’s first gold in the 5000m at the Paris Olympics with a time of 14:28.56, now sets her sights on the 10,000m final. Kenyan athletes Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Wycliffe Kinyamal will compete in the 800m semis, while Faith Kipyegon aims to excel in the 1500m final. Additionally, Kenyan steeplechasers have qualified for the 3000m final, promising an eventful competition.

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Minnesota's Tim Walz Tapped as Kamala Harris's Running Mate: A Strategic Move for Broader Appeal

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, known for declaring August 15 as India Day, has been chosen as Vice Presidential candidate for Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections. This strategic choice aims to bolster support from the Indian-American community and underscore Harris’s commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

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BBC's Pidgin English News Service: Transforming Nigerian Communication Landscape

The BBC has introduced a Pidgin English news service to cater to Nigeria's significant Pidgin-speaking population. This initiative intends to make news more accessible to diverse audiences, covering topics from politics to entertainment. Pidgin English is widely spoken in urban Nigeria, and its formalization in media marks a significant shift in its status as an official language.

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Springboks Announce 12 Key Changes for Australia Clash in Rugby Championship

Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus has revealed a team with 12 changes for the Rugby Championship opener against Australia. Notably, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu will debut as a starter at fly-half, replacing Handre Pollard, while Elrigh Louw makes his first start at No.8. Only RG Snyman, Cobus Reinach, and Kurt-Lee Arendse remain from the previous XV. Erasmus praised Feinberg-Mngomezulu’s excellent goal-kicking and integration into the system.

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Male Synchronized Swimmers Face Setback as Olympic Dreams Fade: Bill May's Story

Male synchronized swimmer Bill May, who began his sport journey inspired by his sister, has faced a heartbreaking exclusion from the Olympic roster for Paris 2024. Despite a historic rule change allowing men in artistic swimming, May won't compete, marking no male presence for the U.S. team. CEO Adam Andrasko stresses the need for inclusivity in the sport.

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