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In a BBC Sport Africa interview, former United forwards coach McCarthy said Osimhen topped their 2023 summer striker list after his 26-goal Serie A season with Napoli. Club chiefs scratched him off due to the risk of missing him for Africa Cup of Nations mid-season, fearing the team would suffer without their main striker. United signed Rasmus Hojlund for £72m instead, while fans now call it a blunder, noting other African players like Andre Onana and Bryan Mbeumo miss games for AFCON too. McCarthy praised Osimhen's grit for Old Trafford pressure and called for better AFCON scheduling.

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Benni McCarthy pushed hard for Victor Osimhen at Manchester United, but one big worry stopped the £100m deal cold.

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The Grammy-winning R&B star arrived at OR Tambo International Airport on Thursday, mobbed by excited supporters before heading to headline 'Soulful Night' on February 28 at Durban ICC Arena. He'll share the stage with South African artist Sjava, starting at 3 p.m. after R&B and Afro-soul DJs warm up the crowd—tickets from R750 to R2,950 via Computicket only. With 80% of seats sold and VIP meet-and-greets in high demand, Hamilton teased on Instagram that Durban feels like home, promising hits like 'Pray For Me' and an after-party to keep the vibes going.

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Anthony Hamilton stepped off the plane in Johannesburg, green cap and denim jacket on, as fans cheered his name and chanted lyrics from 'Charlene.' It's the kind of airport welcome that sets the tone for a big night ahead.

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The protest on Friday coincided with a court appearance linked to the February 8 fatal shooting of Nigerian Emeka Uzor during an anti-drug raid in Windsor East, Randburg, filmed for the TV show Sizok'thola. ActionSA politician Xolani Khumalo joined the operation but faces no shooting charges; police opened a murder docket against the TV production security team. Nigerians demand arrests and decry vigilante actions, while many South Africans praise Khumalo's anti-drug efforts and question protesters' presence, fueling debates over immigration, crime, and xenophobia.

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Dozens of Nigerian men gathered outside Randburg Magistrates Court, signs raised high with 'Justice for Emeka' as they chanted against politician Xolani Khumalo.

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On February 19, 2026, FIFA announced a partnership with the U.S.-led Board of Peace to rebuild Gaza's soccer infrastructure, including 55 pitches, a training academy, and a 20,000-seat stadium, backed by up to $75 million. The plan aims to create jobs and social cohesion through sports amid the enclave's destruction, where over 1,000 athletes have died and hundreds of facilities lie in ruins since October 2023. Online reactions split sharply, with many calling it tone-deaf given urgent needs for hospitals and shelter for over 2 million displaced people, while supporters highlight soccer's potential to unite youth and foster peace.

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Children kick balls amid Gaza's rubble in FIFA's promotional video, dreaming of new pitches while critics demand hospitals and schools first.

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The 27-year-old Morocco international is charged following an alleged assault at his Paris suburb home after a PSG foundation event in February 2023. French judges advanced the case despite his lawyer citing the accuser's refusal of medical exams, DNA tests, and inconsistencies in her story found by experts. Hakimi posted on X rejecting the claims, while his club coach Luis Enrique trusts the justice system; fans showed support with a banner at Parc des Princes. Unverified social media stories of a recent emotional court hearing lack confirmation from official sources.

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Achraf Hakimi, PSG's star right-back, faces a trial after a woman's rape accusation from a night in 2023. He denies it firmly, calling the process unjust for the innocent.

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Former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy, acquitted in 2023 of rape and assault charges from six women, has become a key example in online discussions questioning a TikTok video by Mirabel, who alleged a brutal rape in her Ogun State apartment. Neighbors disputed her account, noting no screams, no break-in, and her quick hospital discharge after a claimed suicide attempt, prompting police investigation. Mendy lost his career peak at 28, with his club suspending him, sponsors dropping him, and now at 31 he plays for Polish side Pogon Szczecin after stints in France. The conversation stresses believing victims while demanding proof to protect the innocent, as seen with cases like Mason Greenwood and Karim Benzema.

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Benjamin Mendy went from Manchester City stardom to prison cell, only to be fully cleared of all charges—now his story echoes in doubts over a Nigerian woman's rape claim.

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Samir Sobha, president of the Mauritius Football Association and CAF Executive Committee member, told The Guardian that Senegal's players should have received yellow cards for leaving the field during a crucial VAR penalty, halting play for 15 minutes. Senegal still won 1-0 on Pape Gueye's extra-time goal on January 18 in Rabat, securing their second AFCON title after Édouard Mendy saved the spot kick. Sobha stressed the result stands but called for accountability, while also criticizing CAF's general secretary for an illegal term extension. Sanctions followed, including bans for coaches and captains plus hefty fines, though Morocco rejected theirs.

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In a candid interview, a top CAF official admitted Morocco's national team was robbed in the Africa Cup of Nations final, pleading for forgiveness over broken rules.

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The legislation would raise sentences from one to five years to five to 10 years, plus fines of 2 million to 10 million CFA francs—about $3,300 to $16,500—and explicitly define same-sex acts as offenses under Article 319 of the Penal Code. Sonko, who became prime minister after PASTEF's 2024 election win, presented it Monday amid recent arrests of at least a dozen men and demands from religious groups in the Muslim-majority nation. Human rights advocates like those at Human Rights Watch express concern it will heighten stigma and violence, while reactions online highlight poverty priorities and sarcasm over its impact.

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In Senegal's National Assembly, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko laid out a bill to toughen penalties for same-sex relations, fulfilling a key promise from his party's rise to power.

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