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Category:Guyana national football teams | Portal | Football
National teams
Category:South American national association football teams
Category:Caribbean national association football teams |
Category:Guyana national football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:20th-century German people by location | Portal | location
German
Category:German people by location |
Category:20th-century German people by location | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Guyana women's national football teams | Portal | +Women's
National teams
Football
Category:South American women's national association football teams
Category:Caribbean women's national association football teams |
Category:Guyana women's national football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Guyana national youth football teams | Portal | +Youth
Football
Category:South American national youth association football teams |
Category:Guyana national youth football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
File:Rema-compilation.jpeg | Summary | Summary
This is the cover art for Rema Compilation by the artist Rema. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to Jonzing World and Mavin Records.
Purpose of use:
Main infobox. The image is used for identification in the context of critical commentary of the work for which it serves as cover art. It makes a significant contribution to the user's understanding of the article, which could not practically be conveyed by words alone. The image is placed in the infobox at the top of the article discussing the work, to show the primary visual image associated with the work, and to help the user quickly identify the work and know they have found what they are looking for. Use for this purpose does not compete with the purposes of the original artwork, namely the artist's providing graphic design services to music concerns and in turn marketing music to the public. |
File:Rema-compilation.jpeg | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Rema-compilation.jpeg | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
Category:National youth sports teams of Guyana | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country | Guyana
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Category:Youth sport in Guyana |
Category:National youth sports teams of Guyana | Table of Content | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country |
File:Something Clever - Let It Kill Me (Single).jpg | Summary | Summary |
File:Something Clever - Let It Kill Me (Single).jpg | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Something Clever - Let It Kill Me (Single).jpg | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
Draft:Kasuku Live | Short description | Isaac Daniel Katende (born 1989), professionally known as Kasuku, is a Ugandan entertainment journalist, radio presenter, and YouTuber. He is best known for his bold and controversial commentary on Uganda’s entertainment industry and for hosting the popular YouTube show Kasuku Live. He was the co-hosts Talk and Talk, a weekly entertainment radio program on Dembe FM. |
Draft:Kasuku Live | Early Life and Education | Early Life and Education
Kasuku was born in Kampala, Uganda, in 1989. He attended local schools in Kampala before joining Makerere University, where he graduated in 2023 with a degree in Community Psychology. |
Draft:Kasuku Live | Career | Career
Kasuku's media journey began after obtaining a diploma in Journalism and Media Studies from UMCAT School of Journalism. He initially worked with Red Pepper Publications and later hosted a gossip show on Star TV. His transition to Spark TV occurred when the Nation Media Group acquired Dembe FM and expanded its media platforms, providing Kasuku with a broader television audience, Kasuku began his media career as an entertainment writer and later transitioned into radio presenter, where he gained national recognition through his role on Talk and Talk, a show known for analyzing the Ugandan music industry and celebrity culture.
He later expanded his influence with the launch of Kasuku Live, a YouTube-based platform where he hosts interviews, shares opinions on current affairs, and breaks down industry trends. His candid, often controversial views have attracted a large following and positioned him as one of Uganda’s most talked-about media personalities.
Kasuku is known for challenging artists, politicians, and public figures, often sparking heated debates both online and offline. His work has contributed to broader conversations on celebrity accountability, freedom of expression, and the state of Ugandan media. |
Draft:Kasuku Live | Personal Life | Personal Life
Kasuku is married to Angela, with whom he held a traditional Kukyala introduction ceremony in November 2024. The couple has three children. |
Draft:Kasuku Live | References | References |
Draft:Kasuku Live | Table of Content | Short description, Early Life and Education, Career, Personal Life, References |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | AfC submission | Samuele Pieri (born 28 February 2002) is an Italian professional tennis player. He has a career-high ATP singles ranking of No. 704, achieved on 2 December 2024, and a doubles ranking of No. 770, achieved on 21 October 2024. |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | Early life | Early life
He played for TC Borgo San Lorenzo and TC Bisenzio in Prato. |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | Junior career | Junior career
In 2012, he reached the final of the U10 Lemon Bowl, but lost to compatriot Lorenzo Musetti. |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | ITF World Tennis Tour finals | ITF World Tennis Tour finals |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | Singles: 1 (1 runner-up) | Singles: 1 (1 runner-up)
Legend ITF WTT (0–1)
Result W–L Date Tournament Tier Surface Opponent Score Loss 0–1 M15 Gubbio, Italy WTT Clay Gabriele Pennaforti 0–6, 2–6 |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | Doubles: 3 (2 titles, 1 runner-up) | Doubles: 3 (2 titles, 1 runner-up)
Legend ITF WTT (2–1)
Result W–L Date Tournament Tier Surface Partner Opponents Score Win 1–0 M15 Monastir, Tunisia WTT Hard Daniele Capecchi Vladislav Melnic Colin Sinclair 6–7(6–8), 6–4, [10–4] Win 2–0 M25 Antalya, Turkey WTT Clay Niccolò Catini Daniil Golubev Evgenii Tiurnev 6–2, 2–6, [10–7] Loss 2–1 M25 Santa Margherita di Pula, Italy WTT Clay Lorenzo Lorusso Luca Potenza Stefano Reitano 2–6, 4–6 |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | References | References |
Draft:Samuele Pieri | External links | External links
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Draft:Samuele Pieri | Table of Content | AfC submission, Early life, Junior career, ITF World Tennis Tour finals, Singles: 1 (1 runner-up), Doubles: 3 (2 titles, 1 runner-up), References, External links |
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File:Ipso–Euroclean.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Ipso–Euroclean.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Ipso–Euroclean.png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
File:Histor–Sigma.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Histor–Sigma.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Histor–Sigma.png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
File:Hertekamp team shirt.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Hertekamp team shirt.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Hertekamp team shirt.png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
File:Goldor (cycling team).png | Summary | Summary |
File:Goldor (cycling team).png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Goldor (cycling team).png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
File:Canada Dry–Gazelle.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Canada Dry–Gazelle.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Canada Dry–Gazelle.png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
File:Europ Decor.png | Summary | Summary |
File:Europ Decor.png | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Europ Decor.png | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
Draft:The Archangel Sisters | AfC submission | The Archangel Sisters (Hebrew: מלאכיות עליון) is a trilogy of fantasy books written by the Israeli author Naama Bar Shira. The first book, Spring of Souls, was self-published in Hebrew in 2022. In 2023, the first book was translated into English. The second book, Gate of Shadows, won the Geffen Award in 2024. |
Draft:The Archangel Sisters | overview | overview |
Draft:The Archangel Sisters | References | References |
Draft:The Archangel Sisters | Table of Content | AfC submission, overview, References |
Category:Paraguay national football teams | Portal | Football
National teams
Category:South American national association football teams |
Category:Paraguay national football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Paraguay national futsal teams | Portal | National teams
-Futsal
Category:South American national futsal teams |
Category:Paraguay national futsal teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Paraguay women's national football teams | Portal | +Women's
National teams
Football
Category:South American women's national association football teams |
Category:Paraguay women's national football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:Paraguay national youth football teams | Portal | +Youth
Football
Category:South American national youth association football teams |
Category:Paraguay national youth football teams | Table of Content | Portal |
Category:National youth sports teams of Paraguay | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country | Paraguay
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Category:Youth sport in Paraguay |
Category:National youth sports teams of Paraguay | Table of Content | [[Category:National youth sports teams by country |
File:Josan–To Win.jpg | Summary | Summary |
File:Josan–To Win.jpg | Licensing | Licensing |
File:Josan–To Win.jpg | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
Draft:Ledbury Rugby Football Club | AfC submission | thumb
Ledbury Rugby Football Club is an English rugby union team based in Ledbury, Herefordshire. The club runs two senior sides, colts and a full set of mini (ages 6–11) and junior (ages 13–16) sides. The first XV currently play in Regional 2 West Midlands. |
Draft:Ledbury Rugby Football Club | History | History
Ledbury Rugby Football Club was formed in 1883.
The club plays at The Ross Road Ground which houses training pitches the main pitch and Pavilion Rooms clubhouse. The latter was redeveloped in 1999, supported by Lottery and Sport England Grant Funding. |
Draft:Ledbury Rugby Football Club | External links | External links
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Draft:Ledbury Rugby Football Club | Table of Content | AfC submission, History, External links |
Draft:Surakat | AfC submission | Surakat Sado-Orsoy (Chechen: Эла Суракат; fl. 14th–15th centuries) was a prominent political and military leader in the North Caucasus region during the Late Middle Ages. He ruled the Avar Khanate from the early 1360s, possibly from 1362, until 1396, and subsequently served as the prince (Ela) of the Principality of Simsim until the early 1430s. A brother and vassal of Khour II, Surakat played a significant role in resisting Timur's invasions in the Caucasus. After being forced to flee Avaria due to Timur's campaign in 1396, he re-established his authority in Simsim, from where he, in alliance with the Kingdom of Georgia, launched successful military actions against Timurid forces in the mountainous areas of present-day Chechnya. |
Draft:Surakat | Biography | Biography
Surakat Sado-Orsoy (Chechen: Эла Суракат) was the ruler of the Avar Khanate from the early 1360s (possibly 1362) to 1396 and the prince (Ela) of the Principality of Simsim from 1396 to the early 1430s. He was the brother of Khour II and also his tributary.Salgiriev, A.M. (2019). Chronicle of the Exodus of the Chechens from Nakhchuvan (Translation and Commentary). Très bien, 2: 33–35.
In 1396, following his defeat during Timur's campaign in mountainous Dagestan, he was forced to flee Avaria along with his entire family to Simsim. There, he rebuilt his power and, after allying with the Kingdom of Georgia, carried out several successful attacks on Timur's army in the mountains of present-day Chechnya.Tesaev, Z.A. (2020). Historical Figures of Chechnya (11th–21st centuries). Academy of Sciences of the Chechen Republic. pp. 99–100. ISBN 978-5-4314-0422-1.Tesaev, Z.A. Chechen "Geography" of the 15th Century, Compiled from the Data of Scholar-Theologian and Traveler Adin Vazar. Academy of Sciences of the Chechen Republic. p. 256. |
Draft:Surakat | References | References |
Draft:Surakat | Categories | Categories
Category:Avar Khanate
Category:Chechen history
Category:People from the North Caucasus |
Draft:Surakat | Table of Content | AfC submission, Biography, References, Categories |
Wikipedia:Featured list candidates/1968 Winter Olympics medal table/archive1 | [[1968 Winter Olympics medal table]] | 1968 Winter Olympics medal table
Nominator(s): Hey man im josh (talk) 12:53, 1 May 2025 (UTC)
This is the second last Winter Olympic medal table that is not featured status, and it's a relatively short one. What's interesting about this one is that Morocco competed for the first time, and East and West Germany entered separate teams for the time. This will be Olympic medal table #12 and Winter medal table #4 for me and I aimed to match the formatting of the other previously promoted lists. As always, I'll do my best to respond promptly and to address any and all feedback that is brought up. Hey man im josh (talk) 12:53, 1 May 2025 (UTC) |
Wikipedia:Featured list candidates/1968 Winter Olympics medal table/archive1 | Bgsu98 | Bgsu98
Just one general comment to start. This article seems awfully short. Are the others in this series as short as this one? The only other article I've seen is another one you put forward recently – 1972 Summer Olympics medal table – and it looks like it has more meat. Maybe the 1968 Winter Olympics were just relatively uneventful?
More specific comments:
"The 1968 Winter Olympics, officially known as the X Olympic Winter Games, was a winter multi-sport event..." "was" should be "were".
"This included first-time entrants Morocco" "entrants" should be "entrant".
"including the team relay event in biathlon" I would say "in the biathlon".
"Norway won the most medals overall, with 14, and the most gold medals, with six." This may be personal style preference, but I would put the "with x" in parentheses (ie. Norway won the most medals overall (with 14), and the most gold medals (with six).) But either way is probably fine.
"French alpine skier Jean-Claude Killy had the most gold medals with three." I would use "won" instead of "had".
In the infobox: "Swedish cross-country skier Toini Gustafsson (pictured) won three medals (two gold, one silver) at the 1968 Winter Olympics..." I don't think the "(pictured)" is needed, and I would use the phrase "two gold and one silver" rather than just separating them with a comma. Ditto with that same scenario in the second paragraph.
Just a personal note: I never liked the purple shading of the host nation on these tables, but this is most definitely not the forum for that discussion. :)
Please let me know if you have any questions. Bgsu98 (Talk) 19:43, 1 May 2025 (UTC) |
Wikipedia:Featured list candidates/1968 Winter Olympics medal table/archive1 | Table of Content | [[1968 Winter Olympics medal table]], Bgsu98 |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | AFC submission |
thumb|alt=Rendering of Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, scheduled for completion in 2031. The image depicts the proposed exterior design of the 80-storey mixed-use development announced by Dar Global and The Trump Organization in April 2025.|Rendering of Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, scheduled for completion in 2031. The image depicts the proposed exterior design of the 80-storey mixed-use development announced by Dar Global and The Trump Organization in April 2025. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road | Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road
Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road is an under-construction 80-storey mixed-use development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is being developed by Dar Global, a real estate developer listed on the London Stock Exchange, in collaboration with The Trump Organization, a U.S.-based business group. The project was officially announced in April 2025. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Project Overview | Project Overview
The building is expected to rise approximately 350 metres (1,148 feet) and will contain residential units, a five-star hotel, and a range of amenities. It will be located at the entrance of Downtown Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, one of Dubai’s key business and residential corridors. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Residential Units | Residential Units
The residential portion includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, along with four-bedroom penthouses."Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road". Off Plan Bazaar. Retrieved April 2025. According to Off Plan Bazaar, units start from approximately AED 2.5 million, with a payment structure of 20% down payment, 70% during construction, and 10% on handover. Completion is expected by December 2031. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Design and Amenities | Design and Amenities
The design of the tower draws inspiration from the Trump Tower in New York City. Amenities will include:
An outdoor rooftop swimming pool
Private members-only club known as "The Trump"
Fitness and wellness facilities
Fine dining establishments
Duplex penthouses with private pools
Panoramic views of the Burj Khalifa and the Arabian Gulf |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Development and Partnership | Development and Partnership
This project marks the fifth collaboration between Dar Global and The Trump Organization, following branded real estate ventures in Oman and Saudi Arabia."Dar Global and The Trump Organization unveil landmark tower in Dubai". MEP Middle East. April 2025. Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of The Trump Organization, described the tower as part of the brand’s global expansion into high-end markets."Gulf is dependent on strong America, Eric Trump says". Reuters. 29 April 2025. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Media Coverage | Media Coverage
The launch received coverage from international business and real estate media. Analysts noted its timing ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections and its prominence as a Trump-branded high-rise in the UAE."Trump Org strikes Gulf deals ahead of US visit". Financial Times. April 28, 2025."Trump Tower Dubai: 5 surprising facts about the new landmark". Gulf Business. April 2025. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Location | Location
The tower’s location provides direct access to major transport links including the Dubai Metro. It is positioned near Dubai Water Canal, Dubai International Financial Centre, and Dubai Mall. |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | See also | See also
Trump Organization
Dar Global
List of tallest buildings in Dubai |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | References | References |
Draft:Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai On Sheikh Zayed Road | Table of Content | AFC submission, Trump International Hotel & Tower Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, Project Overview, Residential Units, Design and Amenities, Development and Partnership, Media Coverage, Location, See also, References |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | Short description | Razidero is a small but prominent town located in Taluka Gambat, within Khairpur District in the province of Sindh, Pakistan. It lies under the jurisdiction of Razidero Union Council and forms part of the Sukkur Division. |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Location]] | Location
Razidero is strategically positioned along the Khairpur–Larkana Bypass, offering direct access to regional transport routes. A well-connected local road links Razidero to the nearby town of Gambat, ultimately leading to the N-5. The town also serves as a link point to other nearby settlements, including Mahtani (Sindh). |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Population]] | Population
According to 2024 estimates compiled from local union council data and the Bureau of Statistics, the town has an approximate population of around 2,000 People. The demographic is largely composed of Sindhi speaking communities. |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Education]] | Education
Razidero supports primary and foundation-level education through:
Government Boys Elementary School Razidero
TCF School Razidero, operated by The Citizens Foundation, known for quality education in rural areas. |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Facilities]] | Facilities
Despite its modest size, Razidero hosts essential public amenities, which include:
A functioning Basic Health Unit (BHU), providing healthcare to the local population.
An active Press Club Razidero, facilitating media and journalistic activities.
A Petrol Pump, ideally situated along the Khairpur–Larkana Bypass, ensuring fuel access for both locals and commuters. |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Economy]] and [[Agriculture]] | Economy and Agriculture
Razidero economy is predominantly agricultural. The fertile lands around the town support the cultivation of various cash and food crops:
Bananas
Sugarcane
Cotton
Mangoes
Sesame (Til)
Wheat
Rice |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | [[Language]] | Language
The primary and most widely spoken language in Razidero is Sindhi, reflective of the region's cultural identity. |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | See also | See also
Mahtani (Sindh)
Gambat
Khairpur District |
Draft:Razidero Sindh | References | References
Pakistan Bureau of Statistics – Population and Union Council Data (2024)
Taluka Gambat, District Khairpur – Local administrative data
Govt. Boys Elementary School Razidero – Official record at SELD Sindh
The Citizens Foundation (TCF) – Official School Listings for Razidero |
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