Author: SIYABONGA SOKHELA

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Alex de Minaur returns to the Washington Open final, six years after his first ATP final there as a teenager. Now, with more experience and mental grit, he’s ready to chase the title, crediting improved confidence, maturity, and favourable court conditions for his success.

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Lisa from BLACKPINK received an Emmy 2025 nomination for her show-stopping choreography at the Oscars. But fans are upset after her acting role in The White Lotus was ignored, sparking rumors that her alleged link with Frederic Arnault influenced the result. Meanwhile, Lisa remains busy with her group's global tour.

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Chelsea snatched a dominant 3-0 win over PSG in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final, with Cole Palmer starring in a packed MetLife Stadium. Palmer scored twice and assisted João Pedro, while João Neves added a late goal. PSG, in their first Club World Cup final, struggled as Chelsea celebrated a triumphant start to their season.

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Newcastle United are set to sign Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga for £55 million. The Swedish international, a breakout star last season, will join on a five-year deal. Manchester United benefit from a sell-on clause. Elanga is Newcastle's major summer transfer and a key reinforcement for their Champions League campaign.

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During a dramatic ATP Challenger match in Turin, Luca Nardi was hit with three point penalties for returning late from a toilet break. Still, he managed to secure a win over Mariano Navone, making headlines for both his resilience and the rare enforcement of time regulations in tennis.

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Kipchumba Murkomen has raised alarm over ongoing land disputes in Upper and Lower Eastern Kenya, describing them as a serious security risk. He highlighted issues like contested ownership, illegal occupation, and organized squatting involving public figures. He urged immediate action, referencing the Okongo Taskforce and pushing for tighter collaboration among government agencies.

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Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat has stepped down following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody. The resignation comes after Ojwang accused Lagat of corruption and died shortly after his arrest, prompting national outrage and calls for a full investigation into police conduct.

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Beyoncé's London concert on the Renaissance World Tour stirred fan frenzy when beloved dance captain Amari Marshall was unexpectedly absent. Marshall's crucial role led to speculation and concern across social media, with no official word on her disappearance. Her missing presence underscored just how essential she is to the tour's electric performances.

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On June 3, 2025, Nigeria's black market exchange rates soared, with $1 trading at ₦1,605. The Central Bank of Nigeria held back on publishing new official rates, making the gap between official and street rates more obvious than ever. Traders warn about relying solely on user-reported prices, given big swings and buyer-seller differences.

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Emmanuel Macron's Southeast Asia tour took an unexpected turn when a video of his wife, Brigitte, playfully pushing his face went viral. The French presidency backtracked after first denying the clip’s authenticity and called the moment harmless. The viral incident briefly overshadowed Macron's regional diplomatic agenda.

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Brighton edged out Liverpool 3-2 thanks to a late goal from Jack Hinshelwood, reviving their hopes for European football. The match was packed with drama, as Brighton twice came from behind against a Liverpool side already crowned Premier League champions.

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Cardi B and Stefon Diggs ended months of dating rumors by showing off their relationship at a packed Knicks-Celtics playoff game. The couple’s intimate courtside moments come amid Cardi’s ongoing divorce from Offset and follow weeks of high-profile sightings.