‘We’ve all made mistakes’: Greg Norman sparks outrage with comment about Jamal Khashoggi murder
Greg Norman addresses the media at Centurion Club
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'We've all made mistakes' Greg Norman says of Saudi journalist's murder
Greg Norman batted away concerns over Saudi Arabia's rights record and the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by saying "we've all made mistakes" as he defended his new money-spinning golf tour.
Golf legend Greg Norman seemingly dismisses Jamal Khashoggi's murder: 'We've all made mistakes'
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US golfer Phil Mickelson lost R640 million to gambling in four years, auditors find
US federal auditors probing Phil Mickelson's role in an insider trading case found he had gambling losses of more than $40 million (around R640 million) from 2010 to 2014, according to an excerpt from Alan Shipnuck's forthcoming biography of the US golfer.
Norman admits Mickelson comments hurt Saudi-backed tour
Greg Norman, a former two-time major championship winner who is fronting a new golf league backed by Saudi Arabian investors, confirmed that Phil Mickelson's recent comments complicated things for the upstart operation.
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Horror in Ukraine, lost hope for Khashoggi trial, Ketanji Brown Jackson's moment
Turkey announced this week that it is transferring to Saudi Arabia the trial of those accused of having a role in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. His killing at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, back in October 2018, sparked international outrage. Turkey's decision has raised fears that those responsible for the killing of the Washington Post columnist might never face justice for their crimes.
F1 chief says no plans to abandon Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
LAS VEGAS: Formula One will continue to hold the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix despite an attack on an oil storage facility near the track prior to last weekend's race and criticism of the nation's human right record, CEO Stefano Domenicali told Reuters.