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Lifestyle9 years ago
Ex Marseille Pres Tapie lied about Abedi Pele’s HIV status to sign the player
Former Marseille President Bernard Tapie disclosed that he purposefully leaked false information in 1987 to AS Monaco to secure football legend Abedi Ayew Pele for Olympique...
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Kenya’s Asian Community becomes the 44th ethnic group
Kenyans of Asian heritage have been granted official recognition as the 44th tribe. The country is now witnessing the cementing of an intermingling with the Asian...
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Monsieur Macron is no different from a long list of racist Western leaders
Emmanuel Macron might just have found himself in hot soup when he responded to a question on France's role in sending financial aid to Africa by...
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Miss South Africa sparks racial debate with “Glove Drama”
Miss South Africa Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters came under fire on Wednesday when she posted pictures on her Instagram account of herself wearing latex gloves while at a...
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DA’s Helen Zille says latest apology over colonialism tweets genuine
South Africa: Western Cape Premier Helen Zille insists her latest apology over her colonialism tweets is genuine - and admits she shouldn't have continued to defend her comments....

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Ex Marseille Pres Tapie lied about Abedi Pele’s HIV status to sign the player

Kenya’s Asian Community becomes the 44th ethnic group

Monsieur Macron is no different from a long list of racist Western leaders

Miss South Africa sparks racial debate with “Glove Drama”

DA’s Helen Zille says latest apology over colonialism tweets genuine

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