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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Ockie Strydom has set a new course record with a 9-under 63 that’s moved him within two shots of clubhouse leader Thriston Lawrence at the South African Open. Second-round play was suspended overnight because of lightning. Strydom recorded nine birdies at the Blair Atholl Golf and Equestrian Estate to close in on his South African countryman. Lawrence shot a second-round 67 that left him at 13-under 131 overall. Lawrence’s 64 on Thursday matched the course record he set the year before. South African amateur Christian Maas and Frenchman Clément Sordet are three shots back in a third-place tie. The 19-year-old Maas had eight birdies and a bogey in his 65. BE PART OF THE CONVERSATIONKRDO NewsChannel 13 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation. Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here.  » Read More

While on Clubhouse this past week, 21 Savage got candid about his social media use and personal life. Following fans linking the “Bank Account” rapper with Latto, he shut things down by revealing that he doesn’t have a “celebrity girlfriend.” “I’ve been hot for a long time. I don’t do all the antics and sh*t. I don’t got a celebrity girlfriend,” he said on the platform. Read More: Latto Taps 21 Savage For Hyped “Wheelie” Single Sharing that he likes to keep a lowkey lifestyle, 21 Savage continued, “I’m not finna be out everywhere. I’m not dropping music every other week. I’m not going on live talking about sh*t every other week.” He then took the opportunity to address his past comments about Nas.  Revealing that the two had discussed a possible collaboration in the past, he stated, “We been figuring out how we was gonna do a song before this. On my momma. I been had his number.” “He been tellin’ me he was a fan of my sh*t,” the 30-year-old added.  » Read More

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Reuters | Beijing | Updated: 30-11-2022 15:21 IST | Created: 30-11-2022 15:18 IST From Sydney to Toronto, mainland Chinese have stepped up protests this week, with demands to end the world's most stringent COVID-19 restrictions evolving into calls to "free China" and for President Xi Jinping to step down. Overseas-based Chinese and their supporters rallied in Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York and Toronto, with more protests planned in coming days. "Free China. Xi Jinping step down," about 30 people shouted in Toronto on Tuesday. At Harvard University in Massachusetts, dozens chanted: "No more lies" and "no more censorship." China's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Outside the Chinese consulate in New York, hundreds gathered, some waving blank white placards, which have become a protest symbol in China. Many shouted slogans in Mandarin, criticising China's human rights record and the impact of its zero-COVID policy, which has taken a heavy toll on the economy and people's freedoms.  » Read More

TORONTO/HONG KONG, Nov 30 (Reuters) - From Sydney to Toronto, mainland Chinese have stepped up protests this week, with demands to end the world's most stringent COVID-19 restrictions evolving into calls to "free China" and for President Xi Jinping to step down.Overseas-based Chinese and their supporters rallied in Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York and Toronto, with more protests planned in coming days."Free China. Xi Jinping step down," about 30 people shouted in Toronto on Tuesday.At Harvard University in Massachusetts, dozens chanted: "No more lies" and "no more censorship."China's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Outside the Chinese consulate in New York, hundreds gathered, some waving blank white placards, which have become a protest symbol in China.Many shouted slogans in Mandarin, criticising China's human rights record and the impact of its zero-COVID policy, which has taken a heavy toll on the economy and people's freedoms.Some were reluctant to give their names for fear relatives in China could face harassment by authorities.  » Read More

The Sweet Arrow Lake County Park clubhouse in Pine Grove is used for many events year-round. Lindsey Shuey / Staff Photographer The Sweet Arrow Lake County Park clubhouse in Pine Grove is used for many events year-round. Lindsey Shuey / Staff Photographer HYUN SOO LEE Hyun Soo is a reporter for the Republican Herald. Read More... Get email notifications on {{subject}} daily! {{description}} Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Please log in to use this feature Log In  » Read More

Nas and 21 Savage have shared a new song called “One Mic, One Gun.” The track arrives just two weeks after 21 Savage dismissed the Illmatic rapper as irrelevant in discussion on the Clubhouse app, reportedly saying, “He’s not relevant, he just has a loyal ass fan base…and he still make good-ass music.” He would later walk back the statement in a tweet. Check out “One Mic, One Gun” below. Both rappers are promoting new albums released earlier this month. 21 Savage shared Her Loss, his collaborative album with Drake, on November 4; Nas dropped Kings Disease III on November 11. Before its release, Drake and 21 Savage were sued by Vogue for using mocked-up magazine covers to promote Her Loss. The album would go on to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart, dethroning Taylor Swift’s Midnights. Revisit Pitchfork’s “5-10-15-20” feature with Nas.   » Read More

In the shadows of the shiny headlights of big numbers, important details often get overlooked. At the recently concluded “Global Investment Summit” in Bengaluru, Karnataka’s BJP government crowed about “record deals” worth Rs 10 lakh crore being made over the three days. Indeed, it was a staggering headline number, and it got big headlines, too!The government also boasted that this investment would create approximately 3.5 lakh jobs, which seemed like a large number and suggested that the government was heroically addressing the most pressing issue facing Karnataka and indeed India today—that of employment.But let’s look at this more closely. How big are 3.5 lakh jobs in relation to Rs 10 lakh crore of investment? If you do the math, you’ll see that it amounts to nearly Rs 3 crore in investment for one job! Common sense will tell us that that is a very high cost for additional employment. Clearly, these big deals were for capital-intensive projects to extract or use the resources and spaces of the state and generate profits for investors, with very little contribution to the people who live here and who are looking for a livelihood.  » Read More

Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods had memorable weeks at the 150th Open for very different reasons – but it could have been oh-so different after the World No 1's frank revelation If there’s one memory everyone has from The Open in July – aside from Rory McIlroy and Cameron Smith’s epic dual for the Claret Jug – it was that iconic moment where Tiger Woods stepped over the Swilcan Bridge for what looks to be his last time in the final major of the year. Well, it turns out we may nearly have never seen either of these moments at all, as McIlroy has now revealed he gave Tiger Covid just one week before The Open got underway. In a stunning admission, the Northern Irishman has exposed he and Woods tested positive for the virus after playing in the JP McManus Pro-Am – the tournament they paired up for at Adare Manor. “We had played two days of golf at Adare and the plan was to play Ballybunion on Thursday,” McIlroy told the Sunday Independent.  » Read More

No status, no sponsor and seemingly nowhere to play... Yorkshireman Dan Bradbury, ranked 1,397 in the world, tossed all of those concerns out of the clubhouse window by stunning the game with a maiden win on the European Tour. © Johan Rynners/Getty Images ‘Nowhere man’ and world No 1,397 Dan Bradbury claims first title at Joburg Open - Johan Rynners/Getty Images Having turned professional in the summer, Bradbury was teeing it up in only his third event on his home circuit – now known as the DP World Tour – and was stunned to receive an invite to the Joburg Open. But the 23-year-old from Wakefield Golf Club more than repaid the faith of the organisers by completing a remarkable, wire-to-wire, three-stroke win over Finn Sami Valimaki.The 2022 season finished only the previous Sunday and this, rather ludicrously, was billed as the start of the “2023” version, yet it could easily prove the feelgood story of the burgeoning campaign.Bradbury was appropriately gobsmacked, especially as his breakthrough also ensured a berth at next year’s Open Championship at Hoylake.  » Read More