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ollowing the crash of the naira, Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote group and Africa’s richest man, has dropped off the list of the 100 richest people in the world.

Dangote was the 51st richest man in the world as at March 2016, but he had dropped to 101 as at the start of business on Monday.

According to Bloomberg billionaires, Dangote, who was worth $15.4 billion (N3.05 trillion) in March, is now worth

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A Syrian refugee was arrested after killing a woman with a machete in the German city of Reutlingen, in an incident police said did not bear the hallmarks of a "terrorist attack" and was more likely to have been a crime of passion.

Three people were also injured in the assault, which ended when the 21-year-old assailant was hit by a car.

"At this stage of the enquiry we have nothing to indicate this was a terrorist attack," local police said in a statement.

Nevertheless, the drama sparked fresh jitters in a country still reeling from other deadly attacks on civilians in recent days.

Police said the machete attack happened after the perpetrator "had a dispute" with a 45-year-old Polish woman. After killing her, the suspect briefly went on the

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Serge Aurier's two goals lifted Paris Saint-Germain to a 3-1 victory over Inter Milan on Sunday in an International Champions Cup friendly in Eugene, Oregon.

Layvin Kurzawa also scored for the French champions, while Stevan Jovetic converted a penalty for the Italian outfit in first-half injury time.

The International Champions Cup is an exhibition tournament involving 17 clubs playing on four different continents, all tuning up for their league seasons.

Sunday's match was played on a grass pitch laid over the artificial turf at Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon's gridiron Ducks team.

PSG, under new manager Unai Emery, displayed a lively attack and went ahead in the

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Uber continues to hit roadblocks when it comes to safety. Two Uber drivers were arrested in separate incidents over the weekend.

A man in Palo Alto, California, was arrested and charged with sexual assault after a female passenger told police that he made uninvited advances and ignored her requests to stop the vehicle, according to police.

Another driver in Chicago was pulled over for not wearing a seat belt and was arrested when officers discovered marijuana and a loaded

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Shares in Nintendo plummeted by as much as 18% after the legendary gaming company told investors that Pokemon Go will have only a "limited" effect on its bottom line.

Why? Nintendo isn't the only company with a stake in the hit augmented reality game, and it might be earning a smaller share of game profits than investors had expected.

Pokemon Go was actually developed and distributed by a company called Niantic. Both Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, one of its subsidiaries, have invested in the privately-held Niantic.

The three companies collaborated on the game. But Niantic has other investors that stand to profit, including Google.

Nintendo also owns 32% of The Pokemon Company, which controls the merchandising and licensing of the Pokemon franchise. The subsidiary will receive a licensing fee as well as payment "for collaboration in the development and operations" of the game.

Investors had hoped these sources would add up to a big financial boost for Nintendo. At one point following the game's release,

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President of football’s world governing body (FIFA), Mr Gianni Infantino and the Secretary General, Ms Fatma Samba Samoura, have arrived in Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja on a two–day working visit.

The FIFA officials were received at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport by NFF President, Amaju Pinnick, members of the NFF Board and some football club owners in the country.

A welcome cocktail for the FIFA President and Secretary General will hold at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja later on Sunday.

The objective of the visit is to renew FIFA’s commitment towards developing football in Africa and promote corporate support for

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Portugal's football star, Cristiano Ronaldo who already has a bronze statue, a museum and a hotel named after him in Funchal - his birthplace and the capital of Madeira is to have the international airport in Madeira, Portugal named after him in honour of his and Portugal's success at Euro 2016.

President of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, on Friday confirmed that the

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According to Iran's state TV, 15 people have died after their bus crashed into a high-voltage electricity pylon and overturned in the north of the country.

The Saturday report says dozens of passengers were injured during the incident. It took place in pre-dawn darkness and caused blackouts in the rural area on the mountainous road linking the northern cities of Karaj and Chalous, some 100 kilometers north of Tehran.

Every summer weekend, hundreds of thousands

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After a much publicized sale process that dragged on for months and drew interest from parties as diverse as Warren Buffett and The Daily Mail, Yahoo may finally have found a match: Verizon.

Verizon-owned AOL, long viewed as the front-runner in the bidding, is said to be closing in on a deal to buy Yahoo, according to Friday reports from Bloomberg.

Bloomberg puts the price tag at $5 billion. The deal is said to include Yahoo's Internet properties and patents, but not necessarily its real estate holdings.

Verizon, AT&T and an investing

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An 18-year-old German-Iranian gunman who apparently acted alone opened fire near a busy shopping mall in Munich on Friday evening, killing at least nine people in the third attack on civilians in Western Europe in eight days.

As authorities sought to piece together the circumstances of an attack behind which they had found no immediate evidence of an Islamist motive, Munich police said they would hold a 09:30 GMT (5.30 am ET) news conference.

Chancellor Angela Merkel is due to meet her chief of staff Peter Altmaier, Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere and intelligence officials on Saturday to review the incident. She will make a statement at 12:30 GMT, her office said.

The pistol-wielding attacker, identified by Munich police chief Hubertus Andrae as a dual national from Munich, was later found dead of a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Authorities said it was too early to say whether it

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A suspected cannibal has been apprehended by law officials after he allegedly killed a couple before boiling their severed heads in his kitchen.

According to report, the 64-year-old suspect admitted to dismembering the couple's bodies by using a saw before boiling their heads on a gas cooker and flushing other body parts down the toilet.

The crime caused a blockage in the neighborhood sewage system, leading to plumbers investigating the incident.

Having traced the blockage to the

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FIFA ethics judges have opened a case against former executive committee member Worawi Makudi of Thailand, who faces a four-year ban for alleged election forgery and other misconduct.

The FIFA ethics committee judging chamber says Makudi can request a hearing and submit evidence.

FIFA ethics prosecutors requested a ban of at least four years and a 25,000 Swiss franc ($25,500) fine.

Charges against Makudi include "forgery and

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Barcelona has signed Portugal midfielder Andre Gomes after securing his transfer from rival Spanish club Valencia.

The Liga champions say that Gomes will sign a five-year contract.

A skilled playmaker, Gomes helped Portugal win the European Championship earlier this month.

Barcelona did not reveal the financial details of the transfer.

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