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TURIN, Italy : Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola remained upbeat after watching his team lose 2-0 at Juventus in the Champions League on Wednesday to continue their alarming form slump. Guardiola's side anguish 22nd in the Champions League table, only three places out of automatic elimination from the competition with two games remaining. The Premier League champions have recorded just one victory in their last 10 games across all competitions. "We played good, really really good," Guardiola told reporters. "So we missed the last pass, the last action, of course, some transitions happen, but I'm so proud of these players, they give everything and they tried, and now we live in this period, and hopefully we can change and get results. "I know it's difficult, it's difficult in Champions League in Europe, but we play really good." City's last two matches in the group phase are against Paris St Germain and Club Brugge. The competition's new format sees the top eight teams after eight rounds of the league phase advance into the round of 16 and avoid a playoff, which is now almost out of reach for Guardiola's team. "We have two games. We need one point maybe, one victory, the last one is at home, and the situation is because the game against Feyenoord (when City gave up a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3) and especially Inter Milan (a 0-0 draw)," the Spaniard said. "But our three games away were really, really, really tough and you have to accept it. And when we turn around, we don't forget that period, we appreciate more what we have done in the past, what they are going to in the future." City host local rivals Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday.News24 | 'Khwezi's' newly built home vandalised days before her father's remains return for reburial

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IWV Burros Youth Football Varsity finished the regular season 7-1, Junior Varsity 5-3, Sophomore 6-1, and Freshman 5-1. All four divisions earned spots in the VYFL Playoffs, with Varsity, Sophomore, and JV finishing as No. 2 seeds and having a first-round playoff bye. The JV Burros finished as the No. 4 seed and lost a close overtime game to the Western Talons in the opening round of the VYFL playoffs. The second round of the VYFL Playoffs saw the IWV Burros Varsity win a thriller over the Bishop Broncos and the Freshman Burros win over the Arvin Grizzlies. The Sophomore Burros lost to the Tehachapi Tomahawks in a close-fought game. Both Freshman and Varsity Burros teams advanced to the 2024 VYFL playoffs. The Freshman Burros beat the Tehachapi Tomahawks 12-0 to take home the championship and the Varsity Burros came out on top in another thriller 14-12 to win the Super Bowl against the Western Talons. Post season recap Freshman 8u 1st round - bye 2nd round- IWV-18, Arvin- 6 Superbowl- IWV- 12, Tehachapi-0 "The freshman football team capped off an incredible season with a 12-0 victory over a tough Tehachapi team. The game started off slow as both teams battled for momentum, but IWV burros defense set the tone early keeping Tehachapi scoreless with relentless pressure and smart play. 2nd half, the offense found its rhythm, delivering the points needed to secure the win. This Victor is a testament to the team's hard work, unity throughout the season. Going 8-1 and finishing the season winning against a great team 12-0 is an incredible accomplishment, and I could not be prouder of how these players stepped up week after week. This team not only showed talent but also heart, determination, proving what’s possible when we work together. Congratulations to the players for an unforgettable season!" - Freshman Head Coach Trevor Baker Sophomore 10u 1st round- bye 2nd round- IWV- 6, Tehachapi- 13 Sophomores had a great season finishing with an overall record of 7-2 just falling short in the second round of the playoffs to Tehachapi. Junior Varsity 12u 1st round- IWV-12, Western- 18 JV had a great season playing in a very competitive division with a lot of tough games. They finished with a record of 5-4 and were eliminated in the 1st round of playoffs against Western in a very exciting OT game. Varsity 14u 1st round- bye 2nd round- IWV- 24, Bishop- 22 Super Bowl- IWV- 14, Western- 12 "Talk about having a phenomenal season, The Varsity boys did a great job. Rallying back late in both games to come out on top. By far some of the best football I have ever seen and coached. These players had no quit in them always working hard each week trying to get ready for each opponent. Biggest thing I would like to say is the team’s ability to overcome adversity and how they dealt with it towards the end of the season. They never panicked handled themselves very maturely and professional. We had some major obstacles to overcome and they banded together as a team to figure out how to keep pushing. The team improved each and every week leading into playoffs. We played some of our best football in the post season play. When the opportunity presented itself, the kids really stepped up and performed. All season we talked about success and what it looks like. well, they were listening they deserve everything they have accomplished this season. Congrats and thank you to all of the Varsity players and staff for a job well done." - Coach BirdHow major US stock indexes fared Monday, 12/2/2024

The AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll is back every week throughout the season! Get the poll delivered straight to your inbox with AP Top 25 Poll Alerts. Sign up here . Miles Barnstable scored 23 points as St. Thomas beat Bowling Green 93-68 on Saturday. Barnstable shot 6 for 12 (3 for 8 from 3-point range) and 8 of 9 from the free-throw line for the Tommies (10-4). Drake Dobbs scored 18 points while going 6 of 10 from the floor, including 1 for 3 from 3-point range, and 5 for 6 from the line and added five assists. Kendall Blue shot 5 for 11 (2 for 6 from 3-point range) and 4 of 4 from the free-throw line to finish with 16 points. The Tommies picked up their sixth straight win. Javontae Campbell led the way for the Falcons (4-7) with 18 points, six rebounds and four steals. Marcus Johnson added 16 points for Bowling Green. Derrick Butler had 15 points. St. Thomas took the lead with 18:36 remaining in the first half and did not relinquish it. Carter Bjerke led their team in scoring with 12 points in the first half to help put them up 46-20 at the break. St. Thomas pulled away with a 10-0 run in the second half to extend a 20-point lead to 30 points. They were outscored by Bowling Green in the second half by a one-point margin, but still wound up on top, as Barnstable led the way with a team-high 14 second-half points. St. Thomas’ next game is Sunday against UC Riverside on the road, and Bowling Green hosts Aquinas (MI) on Monday. ___ The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar .The Harare City Council could be losing over US$70 million annually in uncollected revenue due to the absence of a modern Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) financial system, according to suspended town clerk Engineer Hosiah Chisango. This revelation was made during his appearance before the Commission of Inquiry into the council's affairs since 2017, chaired by retired judge Justice Maphios Cheda. Over the past five years, the cumulative revenue loss is estimated at a staggering US$350 million. The council's outdated financial system, initially designed for small and medium-sized businesses, and reliance on manual processes have exacerbated the city's financial woes. Missed Opportunities and Financial Strain Eng Chisango explained that Harare's annual revenue budget exceeds US$500 million, but the lack of a functional ERP system has limited collections to just 40-50% of potential revenue. He estimated that with a modern ERP system, collections could rise to 75%, addressing the shortfall of US$60-70 million annually. The absence of an effective system has also contributed to persistent challenges in refuse collection, water supply, and road maintenance, frustrating residents who endure poor service delivery. Local Innovation Rejected A US$350,000 ERP system developed by the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) was proposed to address operational inefficiencies. However, council rejected the cost-effective local solution in favor of a foreign system estimated at US$57 million, which was blocked by the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ). HIT officials, including Registrar Mr. Herbert Njonga and director Engineer Tererai Tinashe Maposa, expressed dismay at the rejection of their award-winning system. "The locally developed system has been recognized internationally, but the City of Harare has missed an opportunity to empower local talent and improve technological development," said Eng Maposa. The foreign alternative was not only exorbitantly expensive but also violated procurement laws. The council also faced criticism for attempting to acquire a US$2.8 million billing system, which PRAZ blocked due to non-compliance with regulations. Calls for Accountability Residents and experts have raised concerns that senior officials at the City Council may be exploiting loopholes in the manual systems for personal gain. HIT's Eng Maposa emphasized that the absence of robust controls creates room for abuse and inefficiency. Justice Cheda's Commission heard testimonies about systemic issues plaguing the council, with HIT describing the current financial management as "a recipe for disaster." Government Intervention In light of the mounting concerns, the Government has ordered the reconstitution of the ICT steering committee, comprising representatives from the council and the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works. The committee will oversee the ERP system's implementation to address financial inefficiencies and enhance transparency. The Commission of Inquiry is expected to make recommendations that could reshape Harare's financial management and service delivery, ensuring that the city regains its footing as a functional urban hub.

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Daily Post Nigeria I hid in govt house for 5 days to evade arrest – Kano Gov’s aide, Tofa Home News Politics Metro Entertainment Sport News I hid in govt house for 5 days to evade arrest – Kano Gov’s aide, Tofa Published on December 14, 2024 By Muhammad Bukar The Director General of Media and Communication to Governor Abba Yusuf, Sunusi Dawakin Tofa, has narrated how he took refuge in the Kano State Government House to avoid being arrested. He stated this while delivering an address on Saturday at the PR Nigeria Young Communication Fellowship in Kano, claiming that at least 40 officers of the Inspector General of Police monitoring team were deployed to Kano to arrest him about six days ago. He revealed that he remained in the government house because of the constitutional immunity that disallows arrest on the premises except with the governor’s express instruction. Tofa explained that he had a court order restricting the police from arresting him which was why he attended the event which he could not miss, adding that he was fortified against being arrested. “For the last five days, I have been in the government house and could not come out. The nature of Kano politics is so much that there is a fight that you can even say is a federal versus state fight. And at some point, I have almost been behind almost everything of that nature. “So there was this petition against me and nobody is handling the petition but the IGP himself. He deployed 40 IG monitoring team squad to Kano since Sunday with the sole aim of arresting me. “So, I came out because of just three things, one, I don’t think I should miss this event even if I’m going to be arrested. “The second issue is that I have gotten a court order which has not been served to the police but is viral, so I’m sure they must have seen it. And then the third one is that I came here well fortified to resist arrest if it happens. Addressing the fellows, he advised them on the importance of mentorship as well as the benefits. “So gentlemen, I will say media, communication, journalism, PR, is a very noble profession. You don’t need to be a graduate of mass communication to venture into it as much as you can get professional training and a mentor. “In my entire life, I believe so much in maintaining a mentor. In the last 24 years, whatever I take as a decision to do in my life, I search for a mentor for that particular thing. In some areas, I get mentor 1, mentor 2 and mentor 3. Mentor 1,2,3 will give you an option. If you are so confused about something you can gather the three opinions and evaluate them and then pick the best that suits you” he advised. Addressing newsmen the chief executive of PR Nigeria, Yusha’ Shu’aib said the program was initiated to nurture and mentor a new generation of communicators and equip them with the skills and tools to communicate. “In the past people always thought about basic skills in communication but now with the advent of technology, we realize that the issue has to do with fact-checking. “Therefore Artificial Intelligence and social media are very vital in communication these days” he stated. Related Topics: kano Tofa Don't Miss Ondo APC youths demand chairman’s removal, dump coffin at party secretariat You may like Kano crisis: Gov Yusuf’s spokesman Bature accuses Ganduje of plotting to arrest him NDLEA secures conviction of 12 drug peddlers in Kano Fire outbreak kills husband, wife in Kano Kotu ta haramta kama mai magana da yawun gwamnan Kano bayan korafin Ganduje Gobara ta kashe ma’aurata a Kano Za mu yi fito na fito da fadan saba – Gwamnatin Kano Advertise About Us Contact Us Privacy-Policy Terms Copyright © Daily Post Media LtdRalph Lauren Corp. Cl A stock underperforms Wednesday when compared to competitors