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Natus Vincere won the ESL Pro League Season 23 crown with a 3-1 grand final victory over Aurora at Annexet Arena in Stockholm from March 13-15, pocketing $100,000 in player prizes and a $150,000 club share. After dropping Anubis 11-13, NAVI dominated Mirage 13-7, Nuke 13-8, and Dust2 13-9, fueled by w0nderful's 1v3 clutches and makazze's playoff MVP performance with a 1.38 rating and 92.3 ADR. Aurora earned silver after upsetting Astralis in semis, while NAVI celebrated reclaiming glory last tasted in Season 13.

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Confetti rained down as b1t hoisted the trophy high, w0nderful grinned with gold around his neck, and 19-year-old makazze clutched his first big LAN medal.

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On March 17, the Confederation of African Football overturned Senegal's January 18 final victory in Rabat, awarding Morocco a 3-0 default win under rules citing the 15-minute walk-off as a forfeit. Morocco's federation successfully appealed the initial result, while Senegal decried the decision as unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport challenge. Defiant Senegal fans built a scrap-metal trophy replica for Morocco, and coach Pape Thiaw posed with the real one near lion cubs, as midfielder Idrissa Gueye insisted titles are won on the pitch.

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Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest during stoppage time, only to return and clinch a 1-0 extra-time win—until CAF's appeal board declared it a forfeit.

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During the World Economic Forum from January 19 to 23, Tuggar highlighted Nigeria's push for infrastructure like power and rail as keys to industrialization, while inviting private investment amid stabilized foreign exchange and fintech growth. He held talks with leaders from Goldman Sachs, Meta, Google, and others on topics from investor confidence to AI governance and migration opportunities. In a February 16 Semafor op-ed, he rejected simplistic stereotypes of violence as religious, pointing instead to Sahel instability, banditry, weak institutions, and climate strains, and called for partnerships grounded in realities like Africa's youth population.

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At Davos last month, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar stepped up to reframe Nigeria's story, pitching reforms and urging the world to see Africa's real challenges and strengths.

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Brigadier General Ahmadreza Radan addressed the EU directly: 'If you can't protect Greenland, send a request. We will protect it for you.' The remark linked Iran's disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz—where mines and attacks have spiked oil past $100 a barrel—with Trump's push for U.S. control of the Danish territory. As Trump urges NATO allies to help police the strait and Europe hesitates, Radan's comment underscored the widening diplomatic rifts amid rising tensions.

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In a Tehran speech, Iran's police chief quipped he'd step in to protect Greenland if Europe falls short against Trump. The line blended two global hot spots into one sharp jab.

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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a 36-year-old naturalized citizen with a 2016 conviction for trying to aid ISIS, entered an Army ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday morning. He shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' fatally shot Lt. Col. Brandon Shah—a decorated veteran and ODU alumnus who led the program—and wounded two students before cadets rushed and stabbed him to death in hand-to-hand combat, an action FBI officials said saved lives. The FBI is probing the attack as terrorism; Jalloh had served 11 years in prison and was released in December 2024. Officials praised the students' bravery, classes were canceled Friday, and counseling offered amid grief for Shah's loss.

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In a chaotic classroom moment, ROTC cadets turned the tables on a gunman, subduing him fatally after he gunned down their instructor.

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Kurds marked Newroz on March 21, 2026, with massive gatherings from Istanbul's Yenikapı Square—where crowds stretched for hundreds of thousands—to Germany's Bonn, where a 100-meter flag unfurled amid halay dances and Israeli flags symbolizing shared struggles. The ancient festival, rooted in a legend of resistance against tyranny, drew diaspora communities to Japan, New York, and Washington, D.C., blending spring renewal with calls for freedom. While most events brimmed with joy, violence marred celebrations in Syria's Afrin, where attackers burned flags and assaulted families.

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Under gray skies and steady rain, tens of thousands in Istanbul waved Kurdish flags, their chants and flares lighting up Yenikapı Square in a powerful show of unity.

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On March 17, the Confederation of African Football overturned Senegal's January 18 final victory in Rabat, awarding Morocco a 3-0 default win under rules citing the 15-minute walk-off as a forfeit. Morocco's federation successfully appealed the initial result, while Senegal decried the decision as unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport challenge. Defiant Senegal fans built a scrap-metal trophy replica for Morocco, and coach Pape Thiaw posed with the real one near lion cubs, as midfielder Idrissa Gueye insisted titles are won on the pitch.

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Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest during stoppage time, only to return and clinch a 1-0 extra-time win—until CAF's appeal board declared it a forfeit.

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On March 17, the Confederation of African Football overturned Senegal's January 18 final victory in Rabat, awarding Morocco a 3-0 default win under rules citing the 15-minute walk-off as a forfeit. Morocco's federation successfully appealed the initial result, while Senegal decried the decision as unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport challenge. Defiant Senegal fans built a scrap-metal trophy replica for Morocco, and coach Pape Thiaw posed with the real one near lion cubs, as midfielder Idrissa Gueye insisted titles are won on the pitch.

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The Uganda Wildlife Authority moved the first two rhinos from Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary to the remote northeast park on March 17, with plans to add more until at least eight roam there. Decades of anti-poaching work have rebuilt Uganda's rhino population to 61, while elephants surged from 700-800 to nearly 8,000. Dr. James Musinguzi called it the start of a new rhino story, complete with secure fencing, water points, and constant patrols funded by partners like Global Conservation.

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Two southern white rhinos stepped into Kidepo Valley National Park, reclaiming ground lost to poachers since 1983. Rangers watched as these giants began a fresh chapter in a once-empty landscape.

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