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The former Saint-Petersburg hot dog salesman has become so high-profile that he's now a magnet for Western sanctions. Never has the leader of the Wagner Group directly criticised the big boss, so it’s anyone’s guess if it’s not just a bit of court intrigue and theatrics.
Dagalo – better known as Hemedti – has released captured Egyptian soldiers, whose presence serves as a reminder that his rival did his officer's training with Egypt's coup leader-turned-president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
RIYADH: Syrian soccer team Tishreen FC defeated Al-Merrikh FC of Sudan 1-0 on Tuesday to qualify for the next stage of the King Salman Club Cup. The Syrians had lost the away leg of their tie in the first qualifying round 2-1. But Abdul Razzaq Al-Mohammad scored the decisive goal in the home leg to make the aggregate score 2-2, and Tishreen progressed on the away goals rule.
CAIRO : El-Gaish goalkeeper Mohamed Shaaban was taken to hospital after being hit by fireworks during an Arab Club Champions Cup game against Ahly Tripoli in Libya on Tuesday.
The two Marumo Gallants staff members, physio Tebogo Amos Dhlomo and media manager Rufus Matsena, said they feared their lives were in danger when they were being held captive for nearly three weeks in a Libyan hotel over a financial dispute with the hotel's owner.
Two Marumo Gallants FC staffers held captive in Libya are set to return home after nearly three weeks following a financial dispute.
DStv Premiership outfit Marumo Gallants have revealed that they are working with relevant authorities after two employees were detained at a Libyan hotel due to a financial dispute after a CAF Confederation Cup match in March.
JOHANNESBURG: Two South African football club officials who have been held in Libya for more than two weeks over unpaid bills will not be allowed to travel home until the debt is settled by Premier Division side Marumo Gallants, officials said.