'Rebel yell': Athlete activism rose to forefront of Canadian sports in 2022
If 2022 was a defining year for Canadian athlete activism, the snowball started rolling back in January.
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National Carnival Polo avenue for security services, public synergy
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Usman Alkali Baba, at the weekend, described the 2022 National Carnival Polo Tournament as an avenue to create synergy between security services and the general public.
Ex-Yale coach receives 5 months in prison in college admissions scandal
BOSTON : A former Yale University women's soccer coach who cooperated with authorities investigating the U.S. college admissions scandal was sentenced on Wednesday to five months in prison for accepting bribes to help parents get their children into the Ivy League school.
Fifth Chukker wins FirstBank Emir of Zazzau African Patrons Cup
Abdulrahaman Mohammed (Left); Fifth Chukker Polo Captain, Manuel Crespo: Hub Head North, FirstBank Private Banking, Sadiq Suleiman; Facundo Ketemer and Kwame Isa; at the African Patron Cup prize presentation… on Sunday.
Status of women committee to meet on reports of maltreatment in Canadian sport
The standing committee on the status of women will meet Monday in Ottawa to discuss maltreatment in sport, and the potential for a judicial investigation similar to the Dubin Inquiry in 1989.
Water polo-Olympic champion Steffens calls for greater US team recognition
NEW YORK : After three successive Olympic titles and a fourth back-to-back world championship this year, American water polo heroine Maggie Steffens has her sights on a new goal: getting her team and sport the recognition she believes they deserve.
Al Qudra road works in Dubai to disrupt traffic for three weeks
Development work on Dubai's Al Qudra Road, which links several communities in the area, is expected to disrupt traffic for the next three weeks.
Husband, 35, who "on the face of it, has normal existence", stalked seven women including schoolgirls from his car in terrifying 90 minute rampage
A married stalker who followed seven different women, including three schoolgirls, in a 'persistent' rampage over one morning has narrowly avoided jail.