Trump’s Epstein Reversal, US Military Pressure On Venezuela, Charlotte Border Patrol

President Trump suddenly reverses course on the Epstein files, urging Republicans to support a House vote on Tuesday that he was previously trying to block. In the Caribbean, a major U.S. military buildup raises new questions about the administration’s strategy toward Venezuela as Trump claims President Maduro “would like to talk.” And in Charlotte, North Carolina, a new Border Patrol operation sparks fear and confusion after immigration enforcement agents fan out across the city with little warning.

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Nigeria coach Eric Chelle alleges DR Congo official used Voodoo during penalty shootout

LAGOS-(MaraviPost)-Nigeria head coach Eric Chelle has revealed the reason behind the heated confrontation between him and the DR Congo technical staff at the end of the World Cup playoff final.

Speaking after the match, Chelle explained that tensions escalated due to what he described as suspicious actions by a member of the DR Congo camp during the penalty decisions.

According to him, the individual repeatedly performed actions he considered unusual.

“During all the penalty decisions, the guy from Congo was doing some voodoo… every time,” Chelle said. “That is why I reacted the way I did.”

When asked to clarify what he observed, the coach said the man appeared to be throwing some kind of liquid while making gestures.

“I don’t know what to call it. He was throwing something like water or something,” Chelle added, raising his hand in demonstration.

The incident contributed to the brief confrontation on the touchline before officials intervened to restore calm.

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Silver vs MDF Lionesses postponed due to waterlogged pitch

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has announced the postponement of the much-anticipated NBM Women’s Premiership match between Silver Strikers Ladies and MDF Lionesses, which was scheduled to take place on Sunday at Silver Stadium in Lilongwe.

According to FAM, the decision was made after match officials inspected the pitch and found it unplayable due to excessive waterlogging caused by heavy rains earlier in the day.

The association said the safety of players and officials could not be guaranteed under the conditions.

Spectators who had already gathered at the venue were left disappointed as the pitch continued to hold large pools of water, making ball movement and footing nearly impossible.

Match stewards and ground staff made several attempts to clear the water but the continuous downpour made the situation worse.

Both Silver Strikers Ladies and MDF Lionesses had already completed their warm-ups when the match was halted.

Coaches from both camps agreed with the decision, noting that playing under such conditions would increase the risk of injuries.

The clash between the two sides has been one of the most talked-about fixtures of the current season. Silver Strikers Ladies, who have been in impressive form, were aiming to extend their unbeaten run, while MDF Lionesses hoped to bounce back from recent mixed results.

The postponement means both teams now have additional time to revise their game plans and recover key players ahead of the rescheduled tie.

FAM has confirmed that the match will now take place on Monday, 17 November, at the same venue Silver Stadium with kickoff set for 14:00 hours. Supporters have been encouraged to return on the new date in large numbers.


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