Views: 3 Mohamed Salah is undoubtedly the poster boy for Egyptian football. And when he speaks, his nation listens. Ahead of the commencement of AFCON, the Egypt king is clearly fired up to try and create history for the most successful team in the competition’s history but not a trophy that he has won himself. […]
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Views: 0 The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) held elections on Wednesday. Gamal Allam and Mohamed Ibrahim were the two candidates in te challenge for the president position. Allam came winner and has become EFA new president. Also Read :Â EGYPTIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SETS DATE FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTIONS Gamal Allam is a former EFA president
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Views: 3 The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has decided to reduce the one year ban on Enyimba midfielder Austin Oladapo. Oladapo was banned for every football competition after he tested positive to a banned substance, prednisolone. However, CAF Appeals Committee halved the ban to six months meaning he can now return to football action.
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Views: 2 The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development, has charged the Super Eagles to go for Gold at the Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Cameroon. The Minister of Youth and Sports Mr Sunday Dare addressed the players and officials of the Super Eagles on behalf of the
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Views: 4 Arsenal has confirmed that their Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Liverpool scheduled to hold on Thursday has been postponed. The club in a statement on it’s official website said the postponement was due to the outbreak of COVID-19 outbreak in their opponent squad and staff. The club confirmed the new date for
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Views: 3 Tattoo parlours in the EU have been thrown into disarray after a new rule came into force which effectively bans many of their most popular inks. © Reuters The industry was given a year to adjust and find alternatives after the law was agreed in December 2020Alternatives to the inks do not yet exist
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Views: 2 The High Commission of India in Sri Lanka Wednesday said the 13 Indian fishermen detained by the Lankan Navy in December would be released soon. The Sri Lankan Navy detained the Tamil fishermen last month and seized their boats, claiming that they had crossed the international maritime borders. Fishermen moor their boat with
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Views: 2 With Sudan’s fragile transition to democracy derailed, the United States and Europe have issued a stark warning to the Sudanese military against appointing a new government “without the involvement of a broad range of civilian stakeholders.””Unilateral action to appoint a new Prime Minister and Cabinet would undermine those institutions’ credibility and risks
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Views: 4 Chinese state media have trivialised US and UK concerns around tech privacy and security with a parody film entitled: 0.07: No Time to Die Laughing. © Xinhua News AgencyChina’s state media company shared a parody video featuring “James Pond” and a fake CIA agent – Xinhua News AgencyThe video, which was posted to Twitter and YouTube on
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Views: 0 A Hong Kong cruise ship carrying 3,700 people was ordered back to port on Wednesday for virus testing after nine people were found to be close contacts in an Omicron variant outbreak. © Peter PARKS ‘Spectrum of the Seas’ is one of the vessels offering cooped-up Hong Kongers a ‘cruise to nowhere’ that sails
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