The two respected football bosses said there are still more answers than questions regarding the tragic incident at the FNB Stadium. Khoza stressed that that no stone will be left unturned during the investigation process. “Saturday was meant to be a season opener where Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs were meant to display their new signings - giving a glimpse of what the supporters and nation can expect in the new season,” Khoza told the media....

In addition, the spread of kidney cancer to other parts of the body (metastatic disease) gives the first warning signs of the disease (such as a cough or bone pain) in 30 percent of people. Frequent Symptoms In the earliest stages of kidney cancer, there are usually few symptoms, and many diagnoses are now made based on lab and imaging studies before symptoms occur. Anemia Anemia is currently the most common presenting symptom of kidney cancer, and is present in one third of people diagnosed....

Researchers from Harvard Medical School (HMS) and the RAND Corporation say that virus spread in counties with already high infection rates could have been accelerated by households that celebrated birthdays. The study, published in JAMA Internal Medicine on Monday, collected data from health insurance claims across 2.9 million U.S. households between January 1 to November 8 of last year and matched the information with household birthdays. In counties with high rates of COVID-19, the study showed that households with recent birthdays were 30 percent more likely to test positive for the virus within two weeks after the birthday, compared to households with no birthdays....

The actor who plays the obnoxious Roman Roy in the acclaimed series sat down with Lorraine Kelly on ITV’s Lorraine on Monday where the host branded his character “awful.” However, in an exchange worthy of a tense Roy family get-together, Culkin, 39, playfully retaliated to tease the presenter over her hatred of Roman Roy. “I just love it so much. Everybody’s horrid. Everybody’s awful—you’re awful,” Kelly told Culkin. The actor retorted sarcastically, telling the presenter: “Oh thank you, that’s really nice to hear....

Let’s face it: Chairman Kim is easy to caricature. And no one should entertain any illusions about the horrendous human costs the system over which he presides exacts from the people of North Korea, many of whom don’t have enough food to survive the winter. At the same time, I believe it is counter-productive to treat Kim in a derisive or disdainful manner. For all his defects, he demonstrates a willingness to learn from neighboring countries’ economic policies and to differentiate his rule from that of his father, Kim Il Sung....

In a letter to participants at a meeting of labor organizations this week, Kim said: “The struggle against the anti-socialist and non-socialist practices is a do-or-die battle to defend the working-class purity and lifeline of our style of socialism,” the official Korean Central News Agency reported. Kim also ordered participants to “firmly maintain the principle of producing everything needed for economic construction and people’s living with our own raw and other materials....

Despite having been demoted from the senior Malaysia team to the U23 Malaysia team almost instantaneously by the new Malaysian FA (FAM) president Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, Datuk Ong Kim Swee has accepted the decision magnanimously. Following the 53rd FAM congress on Saturday that saw Johor Darul Ta’zim FC (JDT) owner Tunku Ismail capturing the presidential post, he announced that Kim Swee will be replaced by former JDT head coach Mario Gomez as Malaysia head coach, while Kim Swee will return to lead Malaysia U23, a role he once held before his appointment to the senior team....

Kim serves as the first vice department director of the Workers’ Party’s Central Committee, a prominent position within the ruling regime reflecting her rapid rise to become one of her brother’s most senior and internationally recognized aides. In June, Kim threatened to destroy the inter-Korean liaison office in the North Korean border city of Kaesong in retaliation for propaganda balloons floated into the North by defector groups in the South....

Lady Susan Hussey stepped down from her honorary role after asking Black charity boss Ngozi Fulani where she was “really from,” seemingly unsatisfied by the answer that she was British. Hussey was among Elizabeth’s closest courtiers, as well as being Prince William’s godmother, and had been asked by Charles to take on a new role as a “Lady of the Household.” Buckingham Palace officials in London said in a statement “that unacceptable and deeply regrettable comments have been made....

The Kings center was fined $25,000 Monday by the NBA for throwing his mouthpiece and going into the stands after fouling out in his team’s 106-103 win over the Timberwolves, the league announced. MORE: Isaiah Thomas would be key in potential trade sending Cousins to Celtics Cousins’ toss came with just under 40 seconds to go in Saturday’s game when he drew his sixth foul. Out of frustration, he tossed the mouthpiece about 10 rows into the stands and stormed into the aisle to retrieve it....

The Kings came back with an awesome response. No pun intended but shots fired.

Byron York, chief political correspondent for The Washington Examiner, and Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume both criticized the select committee on Twitter on Friday. “There’s a long tradition of adversarial process in congressional hearings/investigations. You don’t have to compare it to a trial to know something is wrong with the J6 committee,” York wrote. Hume retweeted York and added: “I’ve covered Washington for more than 50 years, including 11 years covering Congress specifically....

That phenomenon became a topic of discussion during Saturday’s episode of ESPN’s “College GameDay,” one in which analyst Kirk Herbstreit claimed the modern era of college football players “just doesn’t love football.” MORE: Peach Bowl CEO talks opt-outs, expansion and future of bowl experience Herbstreit and fellow analyst Desmond Howard bemoaned the recent trend of players opting out of bowl games, comparing it to their playing days when bowls were considered rewards for seasons well played....

In the hilarious clip, shared on TikTok in December by the cat’s owner, under the username Sushiandtofu_, the Russian blue kitten can be seen sleeping on his fluffy bed with his eyes half open, looking “sky high,” as some users described him. The viral post comes with a caption that says: “When your dealer says he’s got some new catnip that you have to try.” According to pet food company Hill’s Pet’s website, catnip is perfectly safe, and there’s nothing in it that can harm your cat....

When asked by the press during the unveiling of new signings Achmad Jufriyanto Tohir and Syazwan Andik Ishak, Kuala Lumpur (KL) chairman Datuk Seri Adnan Ikshan expressed his reluctance to allow Klang Valley rivals Selangor to share their stadium this season. Selangor have been declined from using the Bukit Jalil National Stadium as their home ground, and although they have secured the use of the Selayang Municipal Council Stadium, they reportedly have also applied to share KL’s newly-refurbished ground the KLFA Stadium in Cheras, as the venue in Selayang can only host late afternoon kick offs....

The Egypt international has matched Ronaldo’s 44 goals in all competitions this season to loom as a legitimate contender for the Ballon d’Or, which has been won five times each by Ronaldo and his Barcelona rival Messi during the past 10 years. Should Salah maintain his extraordinary form next term and beyond, the 25-year-old would surely find himself considered to be among the game’s elite. But Klopp dismissed the significance of ranking individual players, with the decider in Kiev on Saturday taking up all of the German’s focus....

The Reds sit sixth in the league heading into Saturday’s clash with second-placed Manchester United at Anfield, but could close the gap on their rivals to four points with a win at home. The idea has been floated that, under Jose Mourinho and with the massive amount of investment United have made under his watch, a gap is once again opening up between the two most successful clubs in the country’s history....

The manager watched one of his new acquisitions, Dominic Solanke, impress at Prenton Park on Wednesday evening as a second-half run-out. Latest LFC transfer rumours Club-record signing Mohamed Salah - the only other newcomer for the Reds so far this summer - had to travel to Paris to complete work permit procedures. A deal for RB Leipzig’s midfield dynamo Naby Keita is proving incredibly difficult with the Bundesliga side’s sporting director Ralf Rangnick insisting he is not for sale - even for a three-figure sum....

“Liverpool may be perfect for a player today, but it doesn’t mean the club will still be their best option tomorrow,” said a representative of one of the biggest sport agencies in Europe during a discussion about Philippe Coutinho. The Brazil international was happy enough to sign a new five-year deal on Merseyside without a release clause last January, only to depart for Barcelona 12 months on after agitating for an exit in the summer....

The Premier League side signed Georginio Wijnaldum, Sadio Mane, Joel Matip, Loris Karius and Ragnar Klavan last year and Klopp is keen to bring in more fresh blood ahead of the 2017-18 campaign after they sealed Champions League qualification. WATCH: Klopp defends Sydney FC Nevertheless, the former Borussia Dortmund boss realises it might take longer than he initially hoped before Liverpool announce the first new signing. “I wish new signings would begin to arrive tomorrow but unfortunately that is not really likely,” Klopp told reporters....