📸 President Emmerson Mnangagwa today handed over hundreds of bicycles to war veterans in Maphisa, Kezi, where the country’s 46th Independence Day celebrations will take place on Saturday
On behalf of the Balepa ba ga tšhipi ya bokgalaka family, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your kind wishes and support during this difficult time. Your presence, comfort, and encouragement have reminded us now more than ever before that we are surrounded by a truly extended family.
We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday for the final sendoff of our beloved aunt. It was a dignified and beautiful farewell, and your presence meant a great deal to us.
Thank you all for standing with us.Di Tlou di ya leboga, Badimo ba le bulele ditsela. Thobela🙏🏿
🚨 AFCON Final Build-Up: Senegal Raise Concerns in Rabat. 🇸🇳⚠️
Senegal have officially communicated several concerns to CAF ahead of Sunday’s AFCON final against Morocco in Rabat.
Training Venue Issue:
The Teranga Lions have refused to train at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, stating that Morocco is based opposite the facility and that their sessions could easily be monitored and recorded.
Senegal have therefore requested CAF to allocate them an alternative training venue.
Ticketing Complaints:
Senegal also revealed they were given only two VVIP tickets for the final. They further claim their access to purchase additional tickets was restricted.
Despite this, they managed to secure:
• 300 tickets – Category 1
• 850 tickets – Category 2
• 1,700 tickets – Category 3
However, they insist this is still far from enough, considering the large Senegalese community currently in Morocco.
Security Concerns:
Upon arrival in Rabat, Senegal say security arrangements were insufficient, leaving the players exposed to fans and creating an environment they describe as “not conducive” for proper team focus.
CAF are now expected to respond to Senegal’s requests as tensions rise ahead of the highly anticipated final on Sunday.
#AFCONwithMicky • #AFCON205 • #Senegal
Rulani Mokwena. 🇿🇦
Still unbeaten in Algeria.
The only coach holding this record.
Just a young coach from South Africa who believed, who studied the game, who worked, who refused to let circumstances limit his destiny.
He walked into a new country, a new culture, a new league, and earned respect through football intelligence, humility and leadership.
This is not luck. This is preparation meeting opportunity. This is a story in motion.
Sometimes, greatness does not announce itself with noise but it arrives quietly, through consistency.
And that’s exactly what we are witnessing. 🙌🏼
#RulaniMokwena #AfricanCoaches #FootballLeadership #ProudlyAfrican #AlgerianFootball #SouthAfrica #AfricanFootball
The energy invested in marketing the R13M costs order from the 2024 hearing is truly shocking.
Firstly, this doesn’t mean Vodacom is receiving R13 million, that amount represents the total legal costs incurred by both parties.
Secondly, Vodacom has no real reason to celebrate this one day costs order, given that they’re already burdened with multiple cost orders against them spanning over 9 years. They still owe Mr Makate extensive legal fees, including the costs of expert, which amount to HUNDREDS of MILLIONS.
So, where is all this energy coming from?? celebrating a mere fraction of R13 million, when Vodacom faces a far greater financial obligation in return is mind boggling.
We are focusing on the re-hearing at the SCA that will result into BILLIONS as per 5% Revenue Share contract that exists.
Note South Africans📍
Yall are so quick to sensationalise rubbish, no wonder Gen. Mkhwanazi has labeled the media peddlers of nonsense.
For the record;
Mr Makate is seating with 9 court victories from all courts is SA, spanning 9yrs in costs owed to him by @Vodacom
How about we research that and put that up vs this 13million thats tickling a lot of y’all.
You wont dare go and dig for that fact coz it doesn’t fit the narrative.
18 Nov 2025 at the SCA is a date.