Author: Rodney Moya

6 Dec Rodney Moya 2 Comments

GTA Online’s ‘A Safehouse in the Hills’ Drops Dec. 10 with Michael De Santa’s Shocking Return

GTA Online’s 'A Safehouse in the Hills' update launches December 10, 2025, bringing back Michael De Santa aged and weary, luxury mansions with pets, and an AI assistant named Pavilant — a quiet, emotional milestone for Rockstar Games.

27 Nov Rodney Moya 13 Comments

Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson Clash in Netflix’s 1850s Frontier Drama 'The Abandons' on Dec. 4

Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson star as rival matriarchs in Netflix’s 'The Abandons,' a 1850s frontier drama premiering December 4, 2025, exploring land, power, and survival in Washington Territory.

25 Nov Rodney Moya 16 Comments

Relegation Desperation: Sport Recife vs Santos FC Clash at Ilha do Retiro on July 26

Sport Recife and Santos FC clash in a relegation crunch at Ilha do Retiro on July 26, 2025, as both teams battle to avoid Serie B. Recife is winless; Santos is winless in four tries against them.

20 Nov Rodney Moya 18 Comments

Lakers vs. Jazz: NBA Game Scheduled for Nov. 19, 2025, Amid Fake 'Live' 2K26 Simulation Videos

The Lakers and Jazz are scheduled to play on Nov. 19, 2025, at Crypto.com Arena, but viral YouTube videos claiming to show the game are actually NBA 2K26 simulations featuring fictional stats and aged players like a 50-year-old LeBron James.

18 Nov Rodney Moya 17 Comments

CHAN 2024 Ends for Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Algeria—but Legacy Lives On

Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Algeria exited CHAN 2024 in the quarter-finals, but their performances—especially Tanzania’s historic run and Algeria’s shocking loss to Sudan—redefined East African football’s potential.

24 Oct Rodney Moya 9 Comments

Jacob Zuma taps former ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni as MK Party deputy

Jacob Zuma appoints ex‑ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni as MK Party’s second deputy president in Durban, signaling a major shift ahead of upcoming elections.

21 Oct Rodney Moya 13 Comments

Bishop Kukah Blames Military Coups for Nigeria’s ‘Nightmare’ Economy

Bishop Matthew Kukah tells ARISE News that decades of military coups turned Nigeria's independence dreams into economic nightmares, urging reforms as the nation nears its 65th anniversary.

16 Oct Rodney Moya 15 Comments

Raphinha Rejects Saudi Offer, Stays at Barcelona After Coach's Plea

Brazilian forward Raphinha turned down a massive Saudi Pro League offer after coach Hansi Flick convinced him to stay at FC Barcelona, preserving the club’s attacking core for the 2024‑25 season.

15 Oct Rodney Moya 6 Comments

Turkey Beats Georgia 3-2 in World Cup Qualifier; Presidents Clash in Tbilisi

Turkey clinched a 3-2 win over Georgia in Tbilisi, with Presidents Erdoğan and Kavlashvili exchanging gestures, boosting Turkey's World Cup qualifying hopes.

13 Oct Rodney Moya 10 Comments

Trump Reinstates Columbus Day 2025, Sparks Indigenous Day Clash

Trump's 2025 Columbus Day proclamation reignites the clash with Indigenous Peoples' Day, highlighting legal, political and cultural battles across the U.S.

12 Oct Rodney Moya 6 Comments

Coco Gauff Keeps Cool as Jasmine Paolini’s Antics Ignite Wuhan Outcry

Coco Gauff kept her cool as Jasmine Paolini's on‑court antics sparked a fan outcry at the Wuhan Open semifinal, highlighting sportsmanship and WTA scrutiny.

12 Oct Rodney Moya 5 Comments

John Grew's historic Ninian Cup returns to Cardiff City after 30 years

John Grew helps bring back Cardiff City's historic Ninian Cup after three decades, sparking pride, merchandise plans, and a push for a permanent club museum.