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    Lumumba Vea, real name Michel Nkuka Mboladinga, received a Jeep from the government. He stood motionless during every DR Congo match at AFCON 2025. Wore colourful suits in national colours while fans cheered around him. DR Congo exited the tournament in the round of 16; he cried after the loss.
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    DR Congo’s AFCON Superfan Honoured with Presidential Gift

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    World Cross Country Championships begin on January 10, 2026. Photo/Courtesy.
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    Kenyan Runners Set for Global Test in Florida

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    Anthony Joshua survived a deadly road accident in Ogun State, Nigeria The crash happened on the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway on Monday morning Two passengers died on the spot, while Joshua suffered minor injuries Police suspect speeding and loss of control during overtaking Eddie Hearn confirmed Joshua was on a family holiday in Nigeria The incident comes weeks after Joshua’s win over Jake Paul
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    Anthony Joshua Survives Horror Road Crash in Nigeria

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    Hakimi Set for First AFCON Appearance as Morocco Face Zambia
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    Hakimi Set for First AFCON Appearance as Morocco Face Zambia

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    Samuel Chukwueze says AFCON deserves equal respect as the World Cup and Euros The tournament runs from December 21 to January 18 in Morocco European clubs have raised concerns over losing players mid-season
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    Nigeria’s Chukwueze Calls for AFCON to Get World Cup-Level Respect

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    Brazilian Star Endrick Joins Lyon on Loan From Real Madrid

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    Kenyan Darts Player David Munyua Stuns World Champion at Ally Pally
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    Kenyan Darts Player David Munyua Stuns World Champion at Ally Pally

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    Mukhtasari Luis Suarez played a central role in Inter Miami’s first MLS Cup victory The veteran striker has agreed to continue with the club after contract talks His time in the US has delivered goals, trophies and renewed controversy Key Figure in Historic MLS Cup Win Luis Suarez was instrumental in Inter Miami’s historic 2025 season, scoring 17 goals and providing 17 assists in 50 matches across all competitions. His contributions helped the club lift their first-ever MLS Cup after defeating Vancouver Whitecaps earlier this month. The title marked a major milestone for the MLS side and capped off a strong campaign that also saw Miami dominate for long spells of the season. Reunion With Former Barcelona Stars Suarez joined Inter Miami ahead of the 2024 season, reuniting with long-time friends and former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba. The quartet brought experience and star power that quickly transformed the club into title contenders. While Busquets and Alba chose to retire following the MLS Cup triumph, Suarez decided to extend his stay in Miami after briefly being out of contract. He will continue playing alongside Messi, who committed his future to the club until 2028. Experience Still Paying Off at 38 The former Uruguay international, who turns 39 next month, has shown that age has not dulled his influence. In addition to the MLS Cup, Suarez also helped Miami win the Supporters’ Shield in his first season, underlining his value both as a scorer and a creator. His leadership and attacking instincts have remained key assets for the team as they look to stay competitive in domestic and regional competitions. Familiar Controversy Follows Him Despite his strong performances, Suarez’s time in the United States has not been without controversy. In August, he received a nine-match suspension for spitting at a Seattle Sounders staff member following Inter Miami’s League Cup final loss. The incident added to a long disciplinary history that includes an eight-game ban in 2011 for racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra, as well as multiple suspensions for biting opponents during spells with Ajax, Liverpool and the Uruguay national team. Miami Add More Experience Inter Miami, co-owned by former England captain David Beckham, have also continued to strengthen their squad. This week, the club confirmed the signing of former Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid left-back Sergio Reguilon on a free transfer. The move signals Miami’s intention to build on their success and remain among the strongest teams in Major League Soccer.
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    Suarez Commits Future to Inter Miami After Historic MLS Cup Triumph

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    Ecuador  International Player Pineida Shot Dead
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    Ecuador  International Player Pineida Shot Dead

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    UK Government Tells Abramovich to Release Chelsea Sale Billions or Face Court Action
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    FIFA Approves Record $727m Payout as World Cup Prize Money 
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    FIFA Approves Record $727m Payout as World Cup Prize Money 

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    Chelsea defeated Cardiff City 3-1 away from home.
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    Chelsea Beat Cardiff and Reach Carabao Cup Semi-Finals

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    Football World Mourns Former Trans Nzoia Falcons Coach Justin Okiring
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    Football World Mourns Former Trans Nzoia Falcons Coach Justin Okiring

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    KCB Rip Apart Leos 72–14 in Ruthless Kenya Cup Display
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    KCB Rip Apart Leos 72–14 in Ruthless Kenya Cup Display

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    DIG Masengeli Gifts AFC Leopards KSh100,000 After Derby Win Over Gor Mahia
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    DIG Masengeli Gifts AFC Leopards KSh100,000 After Derby Win Over Gor...

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    Lando Norris Makes History as He Wins 2025 Formula 1 World Championship
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    Lando Norris Makes History as He Wins 2025 Formula 1 World...

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