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Premier League returns: Arsenal lay down a marker as City face a new reality

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The Premier League is back, and Matchday 1 wastes little time delivering major storylines.

Arsenal begin their title defence at home to newly promoted Coventry City on Friday night, while Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham all face intriguing tests in the opening weekend.

Arsenal enter the campaign with confidence after a statement 3-0 victory over Manchester City in last weekend’s Community Shield in Cardiff. The result offered an early glimpse of the Gunners’ ambition, and Martin Odegaard believes they have already sent a message to their rivals.

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Calls to officialise sign language overdue

At home, Botswana is still lagging in many aspects despite some steps taken to fix the situation. Those living with disabilities are often ignored and shut out from basic rights, access to services, or social participation. A motion tabled in Parliament by Kgatleng Central Member of Parliament, Mpho Morolong, calling for the introduction and adoption of sign language as an official language in Botswana is indeed a welcome development.The deaf...

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