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22 August 2025 Vusumuzi Moyo

Copa Libertadores: Universitario end 15-year wait with gritty draw at River Plate

Universitario de Deportes reached the Copa Libertadores Round of 16 for the first time since 2010 after a tense 1-1 draw with River Plate in Buenos Aires. In front of 65,519 fans, River topped Group B while Universitario sealed second place and a historic knockout return. Facundo Colidio was named Player of the Match. Raphael Claus refereed a night full of emotion and hard defending.

13 June 2025 Vusumuzi Moyo

Citizen Journalism: Changing How the World Gets Its News

Citizen journalism lets everyday people report the news, often through smartphones and social media, playing a big role in events like the Arab Spring and Black Lives Matter. While it brings fresh perspectives and raw storytelling, there's ongoing debate about its reliability and editorial standards.