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Mali: la Cour suprême rejette la demande de libération du militant Clément Dembélé
Au Mali, la Cour suprême a rejeté mardi 4 août le pourvoi en cassation introduit par les avocats de l’universitaire et militant anticorruption Clément Dembélé en vue d'obtenir sa libération. Incarcéré depuis novembre 2023, il est accusé d’avoir menacé de mort le chef de la junte, le général Assimi Goïta. Après la décision de la Cour suprême, un réseau d'associations maliennes de défense des droits humains réclame sa libération. albergomalica.it
Gagnoa mise sur Abdul Kader Kéita et Yaya Koné pour la relance
Le Sporting Club de Gagnoa lance officiellement sa nouvelle organisation sportive. Le Président du Conseil d'administration et Directeur général, Nyckoss Tommy Tayoro, a entériné la nomination d'Abdul Kader Kéita au poste de directeur sportif et de Yaya Koné en qualité d'entraîneur principal.
Après la signature de leurs contrats respectifs, les deux nouveaux responsables ont été reçus par le président du club, le lundi 3 août 2026. À cette occasion, Nyckoss Tommy Tayoro leur a adressé ses encouragements et fixé les grandes orientations qui guideront leur mission en vue de la nouvelle saison.
Les Gôzôlais s'apprête à leur 3e année dans l'antichambre de l'élite du football ivoirien. Après avoir vu défiler des techniciens français, place désormais aux acteurs locaux. L’objectif reste le même, celui de la montée.
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‘He was the m*er in!’
Former Springbok fullback Percy Montgomery has shared one of his favourite stories from the Bok changeroom, revealing the prank that left current national coach Rassie Erasmus fuming.
Speaking about some of the practical jokes that kept spirits high during his playing career, Montgomery recalled how Erasmus unknowingly became the target after one post-match function.
Erasmus deeply hated fruit due to a texture aversion. Taking advantage of this, his Springbok teammates used to prank him by secretly hiding bananas inside his official team blazer.
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“Rassie hates fruit and I remember at an after-function, the okes put fruit in his blazer,” Montgomery said on the Boks Unpacked X The Verdict podcast.
“When he got on the bus, he was the m*er in hey!”
Montgomery also remembered another infamous prankster from his playing days.
“Willie Meyer at Twickenham, during a posh after-match function, put all the knives and forks into okes’ blazers.”
Photo: Sydney Seshibedi/Gallo Images
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Le Barça recrute un nouveau joyau de 16 ans
Le FC Barcelone a officialisé l’arrivée d’Erik Domínguez, un ailier de 16 ans en provenance de Cornellà. Considéré comme l’un des plus grands espoirs du football catalan, il intégrera dans un premier temps le Juvenil B de La Masia. Auteur de 13 buts la saison dernière avec le Cadete A de Cornellà, le jeune offensif […]
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Chad le Clos loses Sea Point home to fire while swimming at Commonwealth Games
Swimming star Chad le Clos lost his home to a fire while he was competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow last week.
The former Olympic medalist revealed the news on social media late Tuesday.
Le Clos became the Commonwealth Games’ most decorated swimmer last week when he claimed a 21st medal at the showpiece.
He broke the overall record of 20 medals which was held by retired Australian swimmer Emma McKeon.
His record included seven gold, five silver and nine bronze medals over five editions of the quadrennial Games.
Le Clos picked up three medals in Glasgow in the last fortnight.
Only days later the South African 34-year-old revealed his apartment in Sea Point, Cape Town, was destroyed by fire. A neighbour passed away in the blaze.
“It has taken me a while to process this heartbreaking tragedy,” wrote Le Clos on Instagram.
“On the evening of 30 July, amid breaking the all-time Commonwealth record, a fire started in my apartment block, which quickly spread to my home.
“Sadly my home, where I’ve lived for more than a decade, burnt down and there is nothing left to salvage.”
Le Clos also paid tribute to his neighbour, offering his “deepest and most sincere condolences” to the family.
He added: “No words can truly ease a loss like this, but I hope the family knows that the thoughts of an entire community are with them.”
Le Clos further sympathised with all his neighbours who’d been affected by the fire.
“Together with my foundation I have set up a dedicated campaign to solely assist my neighbours as they embark on a very difficult journey rebuilding,” said Le Clos.
“100% of any donations raised will go solely to my neighbours.”