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A gunman killed two people and wounded nine others at Brown University, plunging the eastern US campus into lockdown.

Top Stories Zimbabwe news:

New Economic Empowerment Regulations: New rules came into effect this month that require foreign-owned businesses in certain sectors, such as retail and transport, to transfer 75% ownership to local citizens by 2028 or face closure. Critics warn this move could deter foreign investment.

Netball Cup Final: The Zimbabwe men's netball team is set to face South Africa in the final of the Africa Netball Cup today, after South Africa's women's team defeated the Zimbabwe Gems in the semi-final yesterday with a record margin.

Political Tensions: Debate continues over the ruling ZANU-PF party's proposal to extend President Mnangagwa's term beyond the constitutional limit to 2030, a move strongly opposed by various political figures and the opposition coalition.

Musician's Burial: Sungura music legend Nicholas Zakaria, pioneer and star of Khiama Boys, is being laid to rest today following an outpouring of grief from the music fraternity.

TelOne Contact Centre: Zimbabwe's Minister of ICT officially commissioned the new TelOne Omni Contact Centre, a major step in the country's digital transformation journey aimed at improving public service delivery.

Other News:

Mining & Environment: A rights group has raised an alarm over alleged media capture and grave exhumations linked to lithium mining operations in Buhera.
Infrastructure: The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) has started work on a new runway and cargo terminal at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, with affected landowners given a 30-day window to negotiate compensation.

Arrests and Seizures:

A Zimbabwean man was arrested in South Africa with 582 passports and over R147,000, suspected of running an immigration scam. Additionally, assets worth over R12 million belonging to an alleged illegal mining syndicate have been seized by South African authorities.

World News:

Brown University Shooting: A manhunt is underway in Providence, Rhode Island, after a mass shooting at Brown University left two people dead and nine injured on Saturday.

Middle East: Two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in an ambush by an apparent ISIS gunman in Syria. Israel announced it targeted and killed Raed Saad, a senior Hamas commander, in a strike in Gaza City.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: More than a million households in Ukraine are without power following intense Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.

International Diplomacy: Belarus has released 123 political prisoners, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski, as part of a deal in exchange for the US lifting sanctions.

Entertainment: Fans in India threw chairs and bottles at an event featuring Lionel Messi after he made an abrupt exit. The actor Peter Greene, known for his role in Pulp Fiction, has died.

In South AfricaVerulam a temple collapse: Search and rescue operations continue after a four-storey temple under construction collapsed near Durban, with four bodies recovered so far. The city has confirmed there were no approved building plans for the structure.

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Peter Rufai, Nigeria’s iconic goalkeeper, who died on July 3 aged 61 after a prolonged illness, stood tall between the sticks during the country’s golden era, helping the Super Eagles conquer Africa and shine on the world stage.

From the bustling streets of Lagos to the stadiums of Spain and Belgium, Dodo Mayana, as he was fondly called, captured hearts with his reflexes, leadership, and quiet charisma.

But behind the gloves and glory was a man with an unfulfilled dream. In this tribute, we revisit the life of a footballing royal who soared high, inspired many, but left the stage with a chapter unwritten.