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Sudan Gurung

By Eniola Amadu Leader of Nepal’s recent youth-led protests, Sudan Gurung, that forced the government from power within days, has announced plans to run in the country’s March general elections. He said his movement would “fight till the end” to build what he called a government of the people. In an interview with Start Here’s Sandra Gathmann, Gurung said his group is mobilising supporters across the country to form a “movement for change” rather than a traditional political party. “They have dragged us into politics,” he said, describing former leaders as “selfish” and “corrupt.” “If it’s politics they want, that’s…

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Chelsea

Boluwatife Kehinde ‎From Selhurst Park to Stamford Bridge, the Premier League served up a rollercoaster weekend where champions fell, giants cracked, and challengers roared back to life. ‎The Premier League’s latest round didn’t just deliver shocks — it detonated them. In a weekend that shredded unbeaten runs, crushed confidence, and reignited old power, every twist was a reminder that no one is safe, not even the champions. ‎It began at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea’s 12-match unbeaten home run was ripped apart by Brighton. The Blues looked comfortable when Enzo Fernández nodded home Moisés Caicedo’s clever pass, but Trevoh Chalobah’s red…

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