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A post sparked a lively discussion on choosing between prime Fàbregas, Arsenal's visionary playmaker with elite vision and 111 Premier League assists, and Rodri, Manchester City's defensive anchor who won the 2024 Ballon d'Or after a treble and Euros triumph. Fàbregas fans cherish his no-look passes and goal threat from 2007-2011, while Rodri supporters point to his unmatched completeness, duel-winning, and recent silverware. Many note the roles differ—Fàbregas created chaos forward, Rodri shields the backline—making it a classic apples-to-oranges debate in football's subjective history.

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Picture this: a dream team of Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, and more—but one Spanish midfielder has to go. Fans can't agree if it's Cesc Fàbregas or Rodri.

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On February 14, militants from the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM group attacked Titao in northern Burkina Faso, killing seven male tomato traders from a group of 18 Ghanaians and injuring four others. The victims' bodies were buried locally after decomposing in the heat, with DNA samples taken for identification, while survivors received a military escort to safety. Vice President Bawumia offered condolences and called for better regional intelligence, as Ghana holds a security summit amid concerns over jihadist spillover threatening vital cross-border trade routes.

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Seven Ghanaian men traveling for cheaper tomatoes met a tragic end when jihadists stormed their town, separating men and women before opening fire.

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Security guards escorted the women out, telling them to hide their symbols because other visitors were disturbed, while letting the harassers stay inside. A Spanish Catholic companion filmed the guard explaining no public display of such items was allowed, despite no laws against religious or national symbols. The museum launched an internal investigation, drawing criticism from the European Jewish Congress, Israel's embassy, and others who called for protecting victims over ejecting them amid Spain's rising antisemitic incidents.

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Three elderly women, one a Holocaust survivor, simply wanted to enjoy Picasso's Guernica at Madrid's Reina Sofía museum. Instead, they faced shouts of 'child killers' and 'genocide' from visitors upset by their Star of David necklace and small Israeli flag.

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Lamine Yamal missed a penalty kick during FC Barcelona's La Liga match against Atlético Madrid despite Raphinha being on the pitch and reportedly wanting to take it. FC Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was visibly unhappy with Yamal taking the penalty. Discussions focus on whether Raphinha should be Barcelona's primary penalty taker when Robert Lewandowski is absent.

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Baba Adamu headed Hearts ahead in the 14th minute, and despite a red card around the half-hour mark, goalkeeper Benjamin Asare's heroics—including stops on Patrick Asiedu and Hubert Gyau—secured a clean sheet and NASCO Man of the Match honors with prizes like a dry iron. Spotting Black Stars coach Otto Addo in the stands after the whistle fueled his fire, as Hearts jumped to second place with 39 points while Kotoko dropped to fifth on 35. Coach Didi Dramani hailed Asare as Ghana's top keeper, with fans chanting 'USA! USA!' and pundits buzzing about his World Cup potential.

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With 10 men for over an hour, Hearts of Oak's Benjamin Asare stood tall, making clutch saves to end Kotoko's 21-game unbeaten home run and spark wild fan celebrations.

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Baba Adamu headed Hearts ahead in the 14th minute, and despite a red card around the half-hour mark, goalkeeper Benjamin Asare's heroics—including stops on Patrick Asiedu and Hubert Gyau—secured a clean sheet and NASCO Man of the Match honors with prizes like a dry iron. Spotting Black Stars coach Otto Addo in the stands after the whistle fueled his fire, as Hearts jumped to second place with 39 points while Kotoko dropped to fifth on 35. Coach Didi Dramani hailed Asare as Ghana's top keeper, with fans chanting 'USA! USA!' and pundits buzzing about his World Cup potential.

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With 10 men for over an hour, Hearts of Oak's Benjamin Asare stood tall, making clutch saves to end Kotoko's 21-game unbeaten home run and spark wild fan celebrations.

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Internal Affairs Minister Kahinda Otafiire, a longtime ally of President Yoweri Museveni, publicly declared he does not support General Muhoozi Kainerugaba for president, saying plainly, 'Muhoozi will never rule this country' and it's 'not a family business.' The comments, made over the weekend following Museveni's January 15, 2026 landslide win for a seventh term, prompted quick pushback from Muhoozi's supporters who called for respect in a democracy and noted Ugandans will decide. As a bush war veteran and NRM stalwart, Otafiire's stance highlights growing tensions within the party over succession after Museveni's four decades in power.

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In a bold statement just weeks after Uganda's elections, a top minister drew a clear line: he respects Muhoozi Kainerugaba as Museveni's son, but not as future leader.

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Barcelona supporters complain about controversial referee decisions in recent matches against Girona and Atletico Madrid, claiming ignored fouls, soft cards, and lack of protection. They contrast this with Real Madrid's past criticisms of referees, which Barcelona fans previously dismissed. Real Madrid fans counter by highlighting Barcelona's hypocrisy and past referee complaints by Madrid that went unaddressed.

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Lamine Yamal missed a penalty kick during FC Barcelona's La Liga match against Atlético Madrid despite Raphinha being on the pitch and reportedly wanting to take it. FC Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was visibly unhappy with Yamal taking the penalty. Discussions focus on whether Raphinha should be Barcelona's primary penalty taker when Robert Lewandowski is absent.

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Security guards escorted the women out, telling them to hide their symbols because other visitors were disturbed, while letting the harassers stay inside. A Spanish Catholic companion filmed the guard explaining no public display of such items was allowed, despite no laws against religious or national symbols. The museum launched an internal investigation, drawing criticism from the European Jewish Congress, Israel's embassy, and others who called for protecting victims over ejecting them amid Spain's rising antisemitic incidents.

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Three elderly women, one a Holocaust survivor, simply wanted to enjoy Picasso's Guernica at Madrid's Reina Sofía museum. Instead, they faced shouts of 'child killers' and 'genocide' from visitors upset by their Star of David necklace and small Israeli flag.

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Lamine Yamal missed a penalty kick during FC Barcelona's La Liga match against Atlético Madrid despite Raphinha being on the pitch and reportedly wanting to take it. FC Barcelona coach Hansi Flick was visibly unhappy with Yamal taking the penalty. Discussions focus on whether Raphinha should be Barcelona's primary penalty taker when Robert Lewandowski is absent.

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