Written by Juventus has officially appointed former Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti to take charge of the Italian giants starting this weekend. The appointment follows the club’s decision to part ways with Igor Tudor on Monday. The Croatian manager’s tenure ended after the Bianconeri failed to secure a win in their last eight matches. The club released a statement saying: … Continue reading “Juventus appoint former Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti as new manager after sacking Tudor”
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris claims Joe Biden didnt want to debate Donald Trump and admitted that he had been a little off in the lead-up to his career-ending performance, despite vigorously defending the ex-president in the fallout.Harris shared her thoughts on the earliest presidential debate in US history that forced Biden, then 81, … Continue reading “I could tell something was a little off – Kamala Harris claims former US president Joe Biden didnt want to debate with Trump”
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president, Ibrahim Gusau, has expressed strong belief that the Super Eagles will be at their very best during the 2026 FIFA World Cup playoffs. Gusau is confident the Super Eagles will secure the top spot and qualify for the tournament. Everything is being done, by the NSC and the NFF, to see that … Continue reading “Everything is being done so Super Eagles qualify for 2026 World Cup – NFF president Ibrahim Gusau”
Scores Killed as Violence Breaks Out in Benin City Between Local Youths and Northern Traders A deadly clash has erupted in the Ogheghe community of Benin City, Edo State, leaving several people dead following a violent confrontation between local youths and northern traders popularly referred to as “Aboki” in the area. https://youtube.com/shorts/2cSz2L7Mj7s Edonet.ng gathered that … Continue reading “VIDEO.I.NG – Scores Killed as Violence Breaks Out in Benin City Between Local Youths and Northern Traders”
Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jewish men rallied in Jerusalem on Thursday to protest against military conscription for their community, an issue that has caused major strain in Israel’s right-wing ruling coalition. The vast crowd were demonstrating to demand a law guaranteeing their right to avoid … Continue reading “‘Better To Go To Prison’: Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Rally Against Military Conscription”
President Bola Tinubu wants Nigeria’s service chiefs not to leave any stone unturned in the country’s battle against insecurity. Tinubu said this on Thursday during the decoration of the service chiefs at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. “I charge you, as the heads of our nation’s armed forces, to carry out your duties with … Continue reading “Insecurity: Nigerians Expect Results, Not Excuses, Tinubu Tells Service Chiefs”
Years of pent-up anger in Tanzania over state violence and the erosion of democracy are being unleashed in election unrest, an Amnesty International expert said Thursday. President Samia Suluhu Hassan sought to cement her position in elections on Wednesday, but the vote descended into chaos with protesters marching, tearing down her posters and attacking … Continue reading “Tanzania Releasing Tears Of Bottled-Up Anger, Says Amnesty”
Recording industry giant Universal Music Group said Thursday it had struck a licensing deal with AI music generation startup Udio, in an industry-first tie-up aiming to launch an AI creation platform next year. Universal and Udio said in a statement that their platform, as yet unnamed, “will be powered by new cutting-edge generative AI technology … Continue reading “Universal Music Group Hits First Licensing Deal For AI Music”
Two French police officers have been detained and suspended over allegedly raping a young woman while she was in custody at a court, a prosecutor and police chief said Thursday. READ ALSO: 10 People Go On Trial Over Online Harassment Of French First Lady The woman who accused the two officers said the alleged assault … Continue reading “Two French Police Officers Suspended After Alleged Rape”
A US federal data blackout deepened Thursday as a government shutdown halted the release of third quarter GDP figures, forcing policymakers, financial institutions and business owners to continue flying blind. The world’s biggest economy has already delayed reports on employment, trade, retail sales and others, only recalling some furloughed staff to produce key inflation figures … Continue reading “No GDP Data Released As US Shutdown Bites”