Klay Thompson’s sticking with nautical tradition — naming his boat after a woman — namely, his rapper better half Megan Thee Stallion! The 4-time NBA champion shared a series of pics chronicling the Dallas Mavericks’ recent West Coast road trip…
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Klay Thompson’s sticking with nautical tradition — naming his boat after a woman — namely, his rapper better half Megan Thee Stallion! The 4-time NBA champion shared a series of pics chronicling the Dallas Mavericks’ recent West Coast road trip…
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KHARTOUM-(MaraviPost)-The Sudanese army on Sunday seized several strategic areas west of Abbasiya Tagali in South Kordofan after fierce clashes with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their ally, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N).
Witnesses reported that the fighting lasted several hours as both sides deployed heavy weapons in a battle that has intensified tensions in the disputed region.
Local residents described scenes of chaos as artillery fire and gunshots echoed across villages, forcing many families to flee their homes for safety.
Military sources indicated that the captured areas are considered critical supply routes previously controlled by RSF-affiliated forces.
Analysts say the Sudanese army’s latest gains mark a significant shift in momentum as government forces attempt to reclaim territories lost in recent months.
Humanitarian groups have raised concerns over the growing displacement, noting that renewed fighting in South Kordofan is worsening an already dire humanitarian situation.
Witnesses also reported that both the RSF and SPLM-N have been regrouping in nearby areas, suggesting that further clashes are likely in the coming days.
The situation remains fluid, with regional observers calling for urgent diplomatic intervention to prevent the conflict from escalating further.
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An Amtrak incident in Rhode Island caused unexpected delays Sunday when a train caught fire right in the middle of the post-Thanksgiving travel rush. A Providence city spokesperson tells TMZ … the situation involved three unoccupied passenger…
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HARARE-(MaraviPost)-Highlanders FC of Zimbabwe has announced that it will not renew the contract of its head coach, Pieter De Jongh, marking the end of his tenure with the Bulawayo giants.
The development was confirmed through an official letter released by the club, indicating that both parties had mutually agreed not to extend the Dutchman’s contract, which expires on 31 December 2025.
De Jongh, who previously coached Malawi’s Silver Strikers, took charge of Highlanders with the hope of reviving the team’s competitive edge in the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League. However, the 2025 season proved challenging for the club.
Highlanders finished the league campaign 11th, collecting 39 points from 34 matches, a performance that fell short of the club’s expectations and ambitions. Despite some spirited displays, the team struggled for consistency throughout the season.
In the statement, the club expressed gratitude to De Jongh for his service, professionalism, and commitment during his time at the helm. They acknowledged the effort he invested in trying to restore Highlanders’ glory but said it was time for the institution to pursue a new direction.
Sources within the club indicate that Highlanders will soon begin the search for a new head coach who can guide the team towards improved performances next season. Supporters are hoping for a tactician capable of building a stronger squad and competing for honours.
De Jongh leaves behind a mixed legacy praised for his tactical discipline and criticised in equal measure for the team’s inconsistent results. His departure marks yet another chapter in Highlanders’ ongoing efforts to rebuild.
Highlanders is expected to make further announcements in the coming days regarding interim technical arrangements and the recruitment process for a new coach.
For now, the club has urged supporters to remain patient and hopeful as the institution charts its next steps in preparation for the 2026 season.
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On Monday afternoon, 26 November 2001, Evison Matafale was being held at Area 3 Police Station in Lilongwe.
He had been arrested at his home in Chileka, Blantyre, on Saturday, 24 November 2001, while already in poor health and appeared visibly frail.
During his detention, Matafale repeatedly requested to be taken to a medical facility for urgent treatment, but the police refused.
His father arrived at the station and pleaded for him to be allowed to go to a private clinic, but the request was again denied.
The police eventually relented, allowing Matafale to be taken to a public hospital—Kamuzu Central Hospital (KCH) in Lilongwe—but still refused private medical care.
He was transported in a police Land Cruiser, accompanied by two Rastafarians, Natty Prince and Ras David Chikomeni Chirwa, members of a newly formed band preparing to perform with him in Lilongwe.
At KCH, Matafale was wheeled into a consultation room, where the attending doctor recommended admission and close observation.
While admitted, Matafale requested porridge, which was initially brought by Congo Justice but was too hard for him to swallow, prompting arrangements for softer porridge the next morning.
Later that night, he was administered three drips, but his condition worsened dramatically, leading Congo Justice to try cooling him with a wet cloth, although his health continued to deteriorate.
In the early hours of Tuesday, 27 November 2001, Congo Justice returned to Ras Walusako’s home with Matafale’s clothes and delivered the tragic news that Evison Matafale had passed away.
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