π¨ π‘ππͺ: The World Cup halftime show shirt worn by Jimin of the world-famous K-pop group BTS is currently the most valuable item in the official FIFA World Cup charity auction.
The BTS star's shirt has reached a bid of $14,000, while Lionel Messi's signed shirt and Madonna's gloves are both at $6,000.
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SC Villa Captain David Owori Beaten to Death in Kampala Robbery
Uganda international David Owori, 27, has died after being attacked in a suspected robbery near his home in Kampala. The SC Villa captain was found unconscious by passers-by and later pronounced dead. Reports indicate he was ambushed and beaten with paving stones outside his home.
Owori captained Uganda Premier League side SC Villa and represented the national team. His death has prompted an outpouring of grief across Uganda and reignited concerns over violent crime in the country.
The tragedy follows the recent death of Ugandan rugby player Gongodyo, marking a painful period for sport in the East African nation. No arrests have been publicly confirmed.
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