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Dynamic Workers entered open beta, letting AI agents run generated code in lightweight V8 isolates that boot far faster and lighter than traditional containers. Developers like Justin Schroeder highlight how it pairs with 'Code Mode' to turn messy JSON tools into efficient TypeScript APIs, cutting token usage by up to 81% while keeping everything secure via controlled bindings. Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince and tech lead Kenton Varda call it a game-changer for scaling personal AI agents to millions of users. Paid Workers users can try it free now, with open-source tools to ease integration.

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Imagine spinning up secure code sandboxes in just 1-5 milliseconds for every AI chat—Cloudflare's new Dynamic Workers make that real for developers.

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Clarke’s Scotland finished third in Group C with three points from a 1-0 win over Haiti—John McGinn’s deflected strike their first World Cup victory since 1998—sandwiched between 1-0 and 3-0 defeats to Morocco and Brazil. Fans and pundits criticized his cautious tactics as embarrassing, piling pressure despite qualification sealed by a dramatic play-off over Denmark. The SFA hailed Clarke as their most successful coach with 35 wins in 81 matches, now starting a search for his successor ahead of Euro 2028 qualifiers.

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Steve Clarke ended his seven-year run Sunday, just hours after Scotland's early elimination from the 2026 World Cup. He had guided them to their first tournament in 28 years, but tough losses left fans frustrated.

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Haiti scored first through Lenny Joseph in the 10th minute, marking their first men's World Cup goal since 1974, and added a second long-range goal by Wilson Isidor in the 43rd minute to lead 2-1 at halftime. Morocco equalized via Achraf Hakimi and mounted a comeback in the second half, with Ismael Saibari among the scorers, to win 4-2. The match eliminated Haiti from the tournament despite doubling their all-time World Cup goal tally.

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The Association of Former Female Students of the University of Ghana petitions the World Bank, USAID, EU, and others to suspend funding until Professor Ransford Gyampo is dismissed, citing his 2019 BBC exposé footage of inappropriate advances. After a university probe found misconduct, Gyampo was suspended six months in 2020, retrained, and reinstated with monitoring. The demand follows a recent TV clash where a colleague accused him of misconduct, amid claims of political motivations and questions over the group's legitimacy.

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A viral petition revives Ghana's infamous 'Sex for Grades' scandal, urging global donors to defund University of Ghana over a professor's reinstatement.

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Tyler Fletcher, son of United legend Darren Fletcher, switched from Manchester City to United's academy in 2023 and debuted for Scotland's senior team in a pre-World Cup friendly. The 19-year-old midfielder joins academy graduate Scott McTominay, now thriving at Napoli after 255 United appearances, in Steve Clarke's squad for Scotland's first World Cup in 28 years. Fans love the 'Carrington vibes' in the video, highlighting United's strong youth pipeline as the tournament nears in North America.

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A heartwarming clip captures 19-year-old Tyler Fletcher crouching for a training cone next to towering Scott McTominay, both in Scotland kits, sharing their Manchester United academy roots.

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A small but influential hardline faction in Iran is intensifying efforts to sabotage potential negotiations with the United States during a critical stage. President Donald Trump has claimed divisions within the Islamic Republic, fueling discussions around internal Iranian dynamics.

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Columbus, Georgia, Dollar General manager Alexis Hill, 44, was shot and killed by customer Jerome Willis, 33, while straightening two crumpled $1 bills for a $1.58 purchase of hamburger buns. Willis fled but was tracked near Baker Plaza Drive, where he shot a police officer and K-9 Havoc before officers returned fire, killing him. The injured officer and K-9 Havoc are expected to recover, with Havoc undergoing surgery.

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The Carolina Hurricanes claimed their first Stanley Cup in 18 years, shutting out the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 in Game 6 for a 4-2 series win. Captain Jordan Staal earned the Conn Smythe Trophy while coach Rod Brind'Amour became the second person in NHL history to win as both player and coach for the same team, echoing their 2006 triumph. Goals from Jackson Blake, Nikolaj Ehlers, and Taylor Hall sealed the clincher, with Brandon Bussi stopping all 22 shots; fans celebrated wildly back home as the Cup arrived amid red chaos and a packed Lenovo Center.

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Jordan Staal hoisted the Cup first at 37, the oldest playoff MVP ever, his leadership shining through a gritty run to glory.

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Chapter 7 Season 3, called Runners, kicks off today after yesterday's Shattered live event brought new map changes, weapons, and a Battle Pass headlined by a Pen & Ink John Wick skin at level 85. Players can rescue his dog from a map cage through quests to make it a companion, and an NPC Wick even delivers his classic line: 'Yeah, I'm thinking I'm back.' Leaks also reveal Vinicius Jr.'s Icon Series skin with street-style gear like a green jacket and purple shades, plus extras like back blings and a free 'Baila!' emote, fueling fan excitement and some debates over the likeness.

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John Wick's back in Fortnite, comic-style with his pitbull sidekick, as servers fire up for the high-speed Runners season.

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In a widely shared courtroom video, Mchunu explained he learned of the case online amid street marches and chose to represent himself due to unemployment. The admission drew mockery from viewers across Africa, who pointed to South Africa's 32.9% unemployment rate—43.5% including discouraged workers—and questioned why jobless locals blame migrants for job shortages. The clip fueled debates on why some employers prefer migrant domestic workers from Zimbabwe or Lesotho, who accept lower pay, while President Ramaphosa recently vowed stricter enforcement against such exploitation. As anti-migrant groups push for undocumented foreigners to leave by June 30, the video highlights economic tensions dividing South Africans.

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Dressed in a fur-trimmed coat and feathered headdress, anti-immigrant activist Ngizwe Mchunu stood before a magistrate and admitted he couldn't afford a lawyer because he doesn't work.

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At the Armed Forces Day event in Thohoyandou, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced extra budget for the SANDF to address funding gaps and authorized troop deployments to support police against crime, illegal mining, and gangs in areas like Nyanga and Gauteng. He highlighted the 109th anniversary of the SS Mendi tragedy, where 616 black South African soldiers perished with dignity in 1917, and stressed adapting to threats like drones and AI while planning a phased exit from Congo peacekeeping. The event featured parades, Denel industry updates on missiles and UAVs, and calls for youth to join, though some questioned the R175 million cost amid veteran needs.

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Thousands gathered in Limpopo to honor soldiers who sang and danced as their ship sank a century ago, a poignant reminder of quiet courage amid today's security pledges.

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Ngizwe Mchunu criticized Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni for involving King Misuzulu kaZwelithini in discussions unrelated to him, following her remarks that sparked backlash. The exchange occurs amid South Africa's dismissal of xenophobia accusations from countries like Nigeria and Ghana, which sought African Union intervention over alleged attacks on African nationals. Debates focus on illegal immigration, fake videos, and tribal sensitivities rather than confirmed violence.

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Fresh off defending their Betway Premiership title, the Buccaneers have now signed four players from Siwelele FC this window: midfielder Bohlale Ngwato, attacker Ghampani Lungu, left-back Neo Rapoo, and Baliti. The pacey defender, who made 41 senior appearances since his 2023/24 debut including 14 Premiership games last term, was also on Kaizer Chiefs' radar last season. This youth-focused strategy builds depth at left-back as veteran Deon Hotto nears retirement, with Pirates fans excited about the talent pipeline despite rival grumbles over the raid on the mid-table side.

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Orlando Pirates just pulled off another smart move, grabbing 24-year-old left-back Aphiwe Baliti and loaning him right back to Siwelele FC for the 2026/27 season.

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Nedbank's YouthX platform released Episode 2 of #YouthXConversations, 'State of the Youth,' a 37-minute YouTube discussion hosted by Khensani Nobanda. Panelists including political comedian Dan Corder, radio host Lula Odiba, change agent Candice Sello, commentator Pieter Kriel, and creator Primo Baloyi shared personal ties to 1976, described today's youth as frustrated yet inspired, and called for real inclusion, better education, and brands funding community efforts. Marking Youth Day under the theme “RESET@50 – The Future Calls,” the episode balances reflection on freedoms gained with urgent action on unemployment and inequality. Influencers praised it as essential viewing to keep the uprising's spirit alive.

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On the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, a diverse panel gathered to honor the brave students of 1976 and tackle today's youth struggles head-on.

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A French appeals court rejected PSG defender and Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi's challenge, upholding a decision to send his 2023 rape case to criminal court. The allegation involves a 24-year-old woman who reported the incident at his Paris suburb home after connecting via Instagram; Hakimi denies all wrongdoing and shared a statement on X expressing eagerness for the trial to reveal the truth. Despite the ruling, he led Morocco to a 1-0 World Cup Group C win over Scotland, staying focused amid boos from the crowd while Moroccan fans showed strong support online.

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Achraf Hakimi stepped onto the pitch as Morocco captain just hours after a French court confirmed he must face trial for rape, facing jeers from Scottish fans with every touch.

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Fans of the South African telenovela InimbaMzansi debate the dysfunctional marriage of characters Hlathi and Zoleka. Discussions highlight Hlathi's selfishness, abuse, pressure on Zoleka to have children soon after childbirth, family interference, Hlathi's controlling nature, and Zoleka's anxiety. Viewers mention Thumeka as Hlathi's alternative partner for family expansion and question Zoleka's happiness and compatibility with Hlathi.

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Nedbank's YouthX platform released Episode 2 of #YouthXConversations, 'State of the Youth,' a 37-minute YouTube discussion hosted by Khensani Nobanda. Panelists including political comedian Dan Corder, radio host Lula Odiba, change agent Candice Sello, commentator Pieter Kriel, and creator Primo Baloyi shared personal ties to 1976, described today's youth as frustrated yet inspired, and called for real inclusion, better education, and brands funding community efforts. Marking Youth Day under the theme “RESET@50 – The Future Calls,” the episode balances reflection on freedoms gained with urgent action on unemployment and inequality. Influencers praised it as essential viewing to keep the uprising's spirit alive.

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