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In a September 23, 2025, speech at the 80th UN General Assembly in New York, Petro rejected notions of racial or national superiority while critiquing migration policies, U.S. drug enforcement, the climate crisis, and Gaza violence. The 58-second clip has drawn tens of thousands of likes and shares, with many praising it as a stand for human equality and others defending religious ideas of a chosen people or calling it anti-Semitic. Its resurgence aligns with Colombia's recent legislative elections and the upcoming May 31 presidential vote, highlighting Petro's progressive legacy amid ongoing U.S. tensions.

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Standing at the UN podium with Colombia's flag behind him, President Gustavo Petro declared there is no superior race or chosen people—not the U.S., not Israel, but all of humanity.

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Fans express widespread excitement over Lando Norris achieving the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship title in the 2026 season with McLaren. Discussions highlight his podium celebrations, McLaren F1 content foreshadowing the championship, fan merchandise arrivals, and reaction videos. References include nostalgic nods to his past performances such as in Austria.

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Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz, after defeats in the Nitto ATP Finals last November and Indian Wells on March 14, saw McLaren suffer major setbacks: both cars disqualified in Las Vegas and double DNS in Shanghai due to electrical issues. Fans are now panicking ahead of the Japan Grand Prix at Suzuka on March 27-29, linking his Miami third-round loss to Sebastian Korda with the team's woes. Joking pleas flood in, like offers to help Alcaraz win so McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri can turn things around, while team principal Andrea Stella promises fixes.

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Carlos Alcaraz's shock exit from the Miami Open has McLaren supporters clutching superstitions, as his recent losses eerily mirror the team's double disasters.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled on March 17 that Senegal forfeited the January 18, 2025 AFCON final against hosts Morocco, citing team misconduct after players briefly left the pitch protesting a late VAR penalty. Morocco's penalty miss came before play resumed and Senegal held on 1-0, but the board upheld Morocco's protest, declaring them champions without a replay. Senegal called the decision unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, drawing comparisons to 2019 when CAS upheld a similar forfeit against Morocco's Wydad Casablanca over a walk-off protest.

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Senegal's players lifted the trophy after a tense extra-time win in Rabat, only for CAF to overturn it two months later over a 14-minute protest walk-off.

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The squad features a mix of experience and talent, including Michael Olunga up top, debutant Zech Obiero from Tranmere Rovers, and four Gor Mahia players like Sylvester Owino and Alpha Onyango. They're in Group A with Rwanda, Estonia, and Grenada, starting against Estonia on March 27 at Amahoro Stadium. Fans cheered inclusions like Mohamed Bajaber but debated snubs such as Moses Shummah, as the team eyes this tournament as vital prep for AFCON 2027 qualifiers.

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Kenya's Harambee Stars are gearing up for a fresh challenge in Kigali, with coach Benni McCarthy blending seasoned pros and exciting new faces in his 23-man squad.

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In a 49-second skit posted early Monday, 27-year-old Kenyan comedian Kennedy Odhiambo—known as Crazy Kennar—juxtaposes flawless motorcycle routines by Chinese traffic officers against playful officers back home sticking hands into car windows for bribes. The video drew over 11,000 likes and hundreds of replies from East Africans sharing laughs and stories from Uganda, Tanzania, and South Sudan. It spotlights Kenya's ongoing issues with traffic police extortion, amid recent anti-corruption efforts like digital ticketing and officer stings.

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Crazy Kennar nails the frustration of roadside 'tea money' demands, contrasting China's crisp police drills with Kenya's all-too-familiar shakedowns.

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In a 49-second skit posted early Monday, 27-year-old Kenyan comedian Kennedy Odhiambo—known as Crazy Kennar—juxtaposes flawless motorcycle routines by Chinese traffic officers against playful officers back home sticking hands into car windows for bribes. The video drew over 11,000 likes and hundreds of replies from East Africans sharing laughs and stories from Uganda, Tanzania, and South Sudan. It spotlights Kenya's ongoing issues with traffic police extortion, amid recent anti-corruption efforts like digital ticketing and officer stings.

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Crazy Kennar nails the frustration of roadside 'tea money' demands, contrasting China's crisp police drills with Kenya's all-too-familiar shakedowns.

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Burkina Faso's 37-year-old military leader made the offer during a Tuesday press conference, days after U.S. and Israeli strikes reportedly killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28. Traoré, who seized power in a 2022 coup, has built ties with Iran through visits, nuclear pacts, and possible drone-for-gold deals, while aligning with Russia and ousting French forces. Though his 12,000-strong army battles domestic insurgents and drew online mockery for its limited reach, the statement highlights Sahel nations' pivot from Western partners.

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Flanked by armed guards in Ouagadougou, Captain Ibrahim Traoré boldly declared his small West African nation ready to back Iran militarily if asked.

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The Nigeria Football Federation protested DR Congo's 1-1 penalty win in the African playoff final on November 16, 2025, in Rabat, claiming ineligible players due to passport issues. FIFA dismissed it for late filing—12 days past the 24-hour deadline—missing the 1,000 Swiss franc fee, and weak evidence. NFF's Dr. Mohammed Sanusi vowed an appeal, possibly to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, as DR Congo advances to intercontinental playoffs in Mexico on March 31. Both teams faced fines for fan chaos like thrown bottles and lasers during the match.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles saw their 2026 World Cup dreams slip away in a tense penalty shootout, only to pin last hopes on a protest that FIFA just shut down cold.

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On February 15, London streetwear founder Clint Ogbenna, known as @CLINT419, posted photos of his sleek Cullinan SUV parked at Kelly's Yard, captioned 'So can I.' It echoed his 2017 tweet aspiring to match UK grime star Skepta's Rolls-Royce Wraith, after building Corteiz from bedroom resales into a $58 million brand by 2024. Fans celebrated the moment with over 76,000 likes, sharing personal stories of hustle and motivation, turning his achievement into a shared mantra of persistence.

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Clint Ogbenna slid into his new black Rolls-Royce Cullinan, dashboard flashing 'Welcome, Mr 419'—a quiet nod to the bold dream he declared nearly a decade ago.

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Absa Group named Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, former managing director of M-Pesa Africa, as chief executive for its Personal and Private Banking division. During his tenure since 2021, he expanded M-Pesa to serve over 60 million monthly customers and launched innovations like the Super App and Fuliza overdraft service. The appointment, part of a broader executive reshuffle, aims to strengthen Absa's customer-focused solutions amid rising fintech competition, with Group CEO Kenny Fihla praising it for enhancing organizational resilience.

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Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, the driving force behind M-Pesa's massive growth across Africa, is bringing his fintech expertise to Absa's executive team starting April 1.

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Absa Group named Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, former managing director of M-Pesa Africa, as chief executive for its Personal and Private Banking division. During his tenure since 2021, he expanded M-Pesa to serve over 60 million monthly customers and launched innovations like the Super App and Fuliza overdraft service. The appointment, part of a broader executive reshuffle, aims to strengthen Absa's customer-focused solutions amid rising fintech competition, with Group CEO Kenny Fihla praising it for enhancing organizational resilience.

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Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, the driving force behind M-Pesa's massive growth across Africa, is bringing his fintech expertise to Absa's executive team starting April 1.

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Banyana Banyana secured a 2-0 win over Angola on Saturday, with Moodaly-Salgado scoring in the 12th minute after a run from Isabella Ludwig, and substitute Nonhlanhla Mthandi sealing it in the 79th off a corner rebound. The victory gives them six points from two Group A games, topping the standings and needing just a draw against Lesotho to reach the Hollywoodbets COSAFA Women's Championship 2025 semifinals. Coach Desiree Ellis mixed youth like captain Daniella Magagula with experience, keeping a second straight clean sheet amid Angola's second-half push.

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Gabriela Moodaly-Salgado rifled home the opener on a dream return from injury, setting the tone as fans roared at packed Seshego Stadium.

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Kenya's Water Resources Authority ordered immediate evacuation from six estates around the aging Nairobi Dam, built in 1953, due to rising water levels risking a breach from relentless March rains. Governor Johnson Sakaja emphasized the urgency, saying it's a safety issue as the dam holds 98,000 cubic meters at capacity, weakened by silting and encroachment. Downstream areas like Mukuru slums stay on high alert amid a national flood crisis killing 81, with Nairobi hit hardest at 37 deaths; residents raised concerns about logistics and relocation for dense populations.

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With heavy rains pushing Nairobi Dam to its limit, officials issued urgent evacuation orders for thousands in nearby estates, prioritizing lives over everything else.

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Kenya's Water Resources Authority ordered immediate evacuation from six estates around the aging Nairobi Dam, built in 1953, due to rising water levels risking a breach from relentless March rains. Governor Johnson Sakaja emphasized the urgency, saying it's a safety issue as the dam holds 98,000 cubic meters at capacity, weakened by silting and encroachment. Downstream areas like Mukuru slums stay on high alert amid a national flood crisis killing 81, with Nairobi hit hardest at 37 deaths; residents raised concerns about logistics and relocation for dense populations.

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With heavy rains pushing Nairobi Dam to its limit, officials issued urgent evacuation orders for thousands in nearby estates, prioritizing lives over everything else.

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