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Rodney Wilkes, the first Olympic medalist for Trinidad and Tobago, earned silver in weightlifting at the 1948 London Games, marking a significant moment in the nation’s sports history. Known for …
The Legacy of Rodney Wilkes: Trinidad and Tobago’s First Olympic Medalist Read More
Afghanistan faces Australia in a high-stakes ICC match where rain threatens to complicate qualification scenarios. Both teams have performed similarly recently, with Australia needing a win to secure progress, while …
Rain Threatens High-Stakes Clash Between Afghanistan and Australia Read More
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has cautioned Elon Musk against interfering in the nation’s elections, emphasizing the importance of maintaining electoral integrity. His remarks reflect a growing concern over foreign …
Aussie PM Urges Elon Musk: Respect Our Electoral Sovereignty Read More
During a tense opening day of the Test match at Centurion, player altercations erupted between Pakistan and South Africa. Kamran Ghulam shone in his debut but faced heated exchanges, particularly …
Tensions Surge as Pakistan and South Africa Players Clash During Test Match Read More
Zimbabwe is set to host Afghanistan in its first Boxing Day Test in 28 years, amidst rain forecasts. Both teams aim to end a lengthy winless streak, showcasing emerging players …
Zimbabwe and Afghanistan Renew Rivalry in Historic Boxing Day Test Read More
Simon Chop’s new book “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse: The Spirit of Violence, Revenge, and Conquest” explores South Sudan’s violent history, drawing on his personal refugee experiences. The book …
Simon Chop’s “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse” Unveils South Sudan’s Struggles Read More
Sri Lanka’s cricket team made history with a record low score of 42 runs in their Test match against South Africa, marking their lowest total ever in Test cricket. Only …
Sri Lanka’s Historic Collapse: Scoring Just 42 Runs Against South Africa Read More
The 2024 UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku is overshadowed by Donald Trump’s recent re-election in the U.S., potentially altering climate negotiation dynamics. This year focuses on climate financing …
Political Landscape Shifts Climate Negotiations at COP29 Read More
A magnitude 3.5 earthquake was recorded at Fosterville Gold Mine in Victoria, triggered by underground mining activities. The quake was felt by residents up to Glen Huntly, but it was …
Underground Mining Activity Triggers 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake in Victoria Read More