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Looking for the freshest scoop on city farms across Africa? You’re in the right spot. We bring you straight‑forward updates on rooftop gardens, vertical farms, and community plots that are reshaping food supplies in Nairobi, Lagos, Cape Town and beyond.

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Every day we post short articles that break down new techniques, policy shifts, and success stories. Want to know how a Nairobi school turned its courtyard into a lettuce farm? Curious about the latest grant for Kenyan rooftop growers? We’ve got you covered with simple how‑tos and real‑world examples.

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Urban agriculture isn’t just a trend; it’s a lifeline for millions of city dwellers. By staying informed you can support local projects, adopt greener habits, or even start your own mini‑farm. Join the conversation, share your experiences, and help grow a healthier Africa, one balcony at a time.

LDU de Quito 2-0 Botafogo: High-altitude win sends Ecuadorians through in CONMEBOL Libertadores

LDU de Quito beat Botafogo 2-0 in Quito to advance on a 2-1 aggregate in the CONMEBOL Libertadores. Gabriel Villamil scored after seven minutes, and Lisandro Alzugaray tucked away a second-half penalty. Bookings for Danilo and Marlon Freitas added to Botafogo’s frustration, while a tactical switch with Arthur Cabral couldn’t turn the tide. The altitude and LDU’s discipline made the difference.

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FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025: Qualifiers, format, and Morocco’s historic first

The 2025 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup heads to Morocco from October 17 to November 8 with a record 24 teams. Samoa will make a first-ever FIFA tournament appearance, and the USA qualified in style after a 17-0 aggregate group stage. Africa sends four teams plus hosts Morocco, while China PR and Japan are in from Asia. The draw was held in Rabat on June 4, setting the stage for a landmark event.

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Wanindu Hasaranga fit again as Sri Lanka recall star for Asia Cup 2025

Sri Lanka have cleared Wanindu Hasaranga to return for the Asia Cup 2025 after a hamstring injury kept him out since July. He replaces Dushan Hemantha in a 16-man squad captained by Charith Asalanka. Sri Lanka sit in Group B with Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Hong Kong, opening against Bangladesh on September 13 in Abu Dhabi.

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Khellven to Palmeiras shakes up Copa Libertadores plans — and Universitario feel it first

Palmeiras signed Brazilian right-back Khellven from CSKA Moscow for €5m, potentially rising to €6.5m, just before the Copa Libertadores knockouts. The 24-year-old will wear No. 12 and push for a starting role in Abel Ferreira’s side. Universitario now face a new threat down Palmeiras’ right flank, with the Peruvians preparing plans to contain his pace, crossing, and aggressive forward runs.

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Homeless Camps Cleared by Trump Administration in Massive D.C. Crackdown Ahead of Federal Raids

Federal authorities and National Guard troops, with local police, have swept through Washington D.C. to clear homeless encampments, as part of President Trump's aggressive crime and homelessness crackdown. Displaced individuals—including veterans and professionals—face uncertainty as officials promise shelter but advocates warn of lasting harm.

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China’s Military Expansion: How Beijing Is Redrawing the Balance of Power

China’s military is expanding faster than at any point in its modern history. With surging defense spending, a booming navy, and innovative technology, Beijing is shifting the global power balance and pushing back against US dominance—creating new risks for international stability.

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Arsenal Edged Out by Tottenham in Pre-Season Derby as Defensive Woes Surface

Arsenal wrapped up their pre-season tour with a 1-0 defeat to Tottenham in Singapore, as defensive mistakes overshadowed Viktor Gyokeres' debut. Pape Sarr's spectacular strike clinched the win for Spurs, while 15-year-old Max Dowman impressed for the Gunners. The game raised questions about Arsenal's backline ahead of the new season.

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Hulk Hogan’s Legacy: Looking Back Through Iconic Moments and Photos

Hulk Hogan, the wrestling superstar known for his larger-than-life persona, has died at 71. A special photo collection chronicles his rise from musician to one of wrestling's most important figures, capturing moments that defined his career and lasting impact on the sport.

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Walsall Economy Faces Rising Child Poverty and Surging Business Closures

Walsall's economy is under strain, with a slight GDP drop, more local businesses closing, and a third of local children in absolute poverty. Rising costs and stagnant wages hit both families and small firms hard. The council wants to focus on economic recovery and supporting the community in its new strategic plan.

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Thomas Partey Charged With Five Counts of Rape by British Police

Former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has been charged by the Metropolitan Police with five counts of rape and one count of sexual assault involving three women across 2021 and 2022. Partey, who denies the allegations, is set to appear in court in August. Arsenal parted ways with the player after the investigation began.

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Match Officials Announced for FC Salzburg vs Real Madrid in FIFA Club World Cup

Dahane Beida from Mauritania leads a diverse team of match officials for the FC Salzburg vs Real Madrid FIFA Club World Cup game on June 26, 2025. The team includes referees and VAR support from Africa, Asia, and Europe, reflecting the global nature of the tournament.

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USMNT Clinches 18th Straight Gold Cup Quarterfinal Spot With Gritty Win Over Saudi Arabia

The USMNT edged past Saudi Arabia 1-0 in a scrappy 2025 Gold Cup group match thanks to Chris Richards' second-half volley, keeping their knockout-stage streak alive. Coach Pochettino's halftime tweaks paid off against a stubborn Saudi lineup depleted by missing Al Hilal stars.

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