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Susan Wojcicki, former CEO of YouTube and a groundbreaking figure in Silicon Valley, has died at the age of 56. She was a key player in Google's early days and significantly shaped YouTube from 2014 to 2023. Known for her leadership and advocacy for women in tech, she left a lasting legacy in the tech industry.

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A new bill proposed in Iraq's parliament seeks to lower the legal marriage age to nine years for girls and twelve for boys. This controversial move has sparked significant backlash from human rights groups and the public, who argue it threatens to exacerbate issues like child marriage, abuse, and hindered education. Proponents claim it aligns with Islamic law, but international pressure mounts for the government to reconsider.

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Brooke Raboutou, a leading figure in sport climbing, will represent Team USA in the Boulder and Lead events at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Known for her pioneering presence in sport climbing's Olympic debut in Tokyo 2020, Raboutou discusses the sport’s growth, increased participation, and her personal journey marked by dedication and resilience. She highlights the blend of mental and physical strengths crucial for success in this challenging discipline.

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Chelsea F.C. held successful coaching clinics in Atlanta, led by head coach Enzo Maresca, as part of their 2024 USA tour. These sessions provided invaluable training for young players and local coaches, emphasizing advanced techniques and football growth. The initiative highlighted the club's commitment to diversity and inclusivity in sports.

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A group of Nigerians waving the Russian flag has sparked controversy, with the Nigerian government condemning the act as treasonable. This incident highlights the complexities of international relations and the importance of national loyalty. Political analysts and legal experts discuss the broader implications.

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has fled Bangladesh following violent protests that stormed her residence in Dhaka. The ongoing demonstrations, which have turned deadly with over 91 casualties, demand her resignation. The unrest has resulted in extensive looting and property damage, raising concerns about the government's ability to maintain order.

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Wycliffe Oparanya, former Kakamega Governor, plans to introduce term limits for cooperative officials if elected president. During a visit to Kenya Cooperative Alliance Limited (KCAL), he emphasized the need for fresh leadership to combat corruption and inefficiency within cooperatives. His proposals include access to affordable credit, improved technology, and tighter regulations against fake cooperatives.

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Rebecca Miano, selected for the role of Tourism Cabinet Secretary, has disclosed her net worth to be Ksh444 million. This marks a significant step in her transparency and eagerness to uphold accountability in her forthcoming government role. The revelation is bound to attract public and stakeholder scrutiny throughout her nomination process.

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An informative guide for new spectators to grasp the complexities of Olympic sailing. From understanding the race start to the role of wind conditions, the article provides detailed explanations to enhance viewing experiences.

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Craig Shakespeare, former Leicester City manager, has passed away at the age of 59. Known for his role in Leicester's historic Premier League victory in 2016, Shakespeare's death announced by the club has brought immense sadness. His significant influence extended to numerous clubs, leaving a lasting legacy in football.

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Manchester United clinched a 3-2 victory against Real Betis in a U.S. preseason friendly, despite injuries to key players, including Marcus Rashford. With goals from Rashford, Amad Diallo, and Casemiro, the win showcased United's resilience but raised concerns over squad depth ahead of the season.

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On July 29, 2024, the African National Congress (ANC) expelled former President Jacob Zuma in a decisive stand against corruption. This significant move underscores the ANC's commitment to reform and accountability, marking a pivotal moment in South African politics. With Zuma facing multiple corruption allegations, his expulsion is expected to reshape the party's future trajectory and its public image.