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Football on the colonial frontier

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Still fighting for their right to return home, exiled Chagossians are using football to unite a diaspora
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Fun and games that change lives

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Professional gaming can mean earning big bucks for elite competitors. It also fosters problem-solving skills in casual players
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Beware the group of death

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From the powerful Germans to the sanguine Spanish, here’s everything you need to know about South Africa’s World Cup opponents
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Infantino claims scandal-hit FIFA transformed ahead of re-election

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino insists the footballing governing body had been transformed into an organisation "synonymous with credibility"
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Fifa upholds Chelsea transfer ban

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The Blues will not be able to sign any players in the coming transfer window
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FIFA urged to probe Qatar World Cup allegations

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A lucrative TV deal allegedly led to Qatar being awarded the 2022 tournament
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Infantino sole candidate for FIFA presidency in June vote

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The election will take place on June 5 in Paris ahead of the women's World Cup
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Women’s league in Safa limbo

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Teams and coaches have been left in the dark about the planned women’s football league
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Journalist killed in Ghana, home to Africa’s freest press

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2019’s first recorded death of a journalist happened in Accra in mid-January
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Chilcot report: Tony Blair’s government accused of using bogus evidence to launch 2003 Iraq invasion

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Tony Blair remained in power until his resignation in 2007
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Sierra Leone disqualified from Afcon

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Football's world governing body Fifa had suspended the Sierra Leone Football Association in October due to 'government interference'
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Fifa lifts Club as split hits the fans

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Infantino says it’s in the best interests of football to expand the Club World Cup
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Still fighting for their right to return home, exiled Chagossians are using football to unite a diaspora

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