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Semi-Finals Friday at Cornwall Hill College delivered everything a championship week could ask for on Day 4 of the 2025 SA Hockey Under 21 IPT at Cornwall Hill College in Centurion, Gauteng, on Friday, 2 May, 2025. The day was packed with tension, comebacks, drama, shootouts, and moments of brilliance that will live long in memory to deliver a final line-up packed with narrative – and it will be Northern Blues vs Western Province for the 2025 Junior Hockey crown, with Southern Gauteng up against North West in the bronze medal match. In a repeat of last year’s final, the…
What happens when the truth becomes the most dangerous story of all? Rixel Studios has released the official trailer for “Red Circle,” a gripping Nigerian crime thriller set to hit cinemas nationwide on 6 June. Directed by Akay Mason and produced by Nora Awolowo and Abdul Tijani–Ahmed, the film sets the stage for a fast-paced journey through secrets, legacy and rebellion. At the centre of the story is Fikayo, a young woman born into privilege but in search of something more. Eager to make her mark as a journalist, she begins investigating hidden truths that some would rather keep buried.…
Veteran playmaker Kurtley Beale is “gutted” he couldn’t return from injury with a better result after the Force suffered a loss that dents their Super Rugby playoff hopes. The Force went down 40-19 to the Blues at Eden Park on Friday, a result that lifts the defending champions into the top six for the first time this season. It comes at the expense of the seventh-placed visitors, who have four rounds to recapture a playoff spot, having never reached the knockout stage of a full Super Rugby competition. One positive for the Force was the return of 36-year-old Beale, who…
The 17th edition of The Headies Awards took place over the weekend in Lagos—celebrating African music, culture, and unity in grand style. The event brought together fans, industry leaders, and emerging talents for an evening dedicated to the artists and sounds that defined the past year. Hosted by award-winning actress Nancy Isime, the ceremony kicked off with a lively performance by Blaqbonez, setting the stage for a night of music and cultural pride. Ayomaff, Qing Madi, Odumodublvck, L.A.X, and Juma Jux delivered thrilling performances, while appearances from Shallipopi, Davido and Annie Macaulay kept the momentum high. This year’s ceremony recognised…
Fresh off the heels of his latest release “W for Wetego” featuring Phyno and Young Jonn, Blaqbonez returns with another bold offering, “Follow Her,” this time teaming up with Kizz Daniel. With every new drop, it’s clear he’s ramping up to something big. While the details remain under wraps, all signs point to the imminent arrival of his anticipated album “No Excuses.” In “Follow Her,” Blaqbonez taps into an unexpected Italian alter ego, bringing a playful edge to the madness. The track captures the thrill of desire, of chasing a woman who knows the effect she has and isn’t shy…
After five years of rage and ridicule, the Bairns could be forgiven for making the most of their Championship opener on a Friday night back in August.From disco lights to fireworks, they pulled out all the stops – and did not stop there.Kicking off the campaign with a five-game winning run – which included the fist win at Dunfermline’s East End Park in five years – they made a seamless transition back to the second tier.Landmarks in the season – international breaks, first round of games, festive fixture – came and went with little fuss on the pitch but plenty…
The California dream might be over before it began for the Springbok Women’s Sevens team, but they are still determined to play the hand that was dealt to them this weekend at the HSBC SVNS Play-off tournament at Dignity Health Sports Park in Los Angeles, kicking off against Ireland just before 8pm tomorrow evening. World Rugby announced on Thursday that the HSBC SVNS format will change for the next season with the news that only eight teams will participate, making it impossible for the South African side to gain admission to the elite HSBCSevens worldwide competition. A second tier series…
Photo Credit: Obi Cubana/Instagram Lush Eby is officially a Master’s degree holder, and with distinction too. The entrepreneur and wife of popular businessman Obi Cubana just graduated from the prestigious University of Surrey in the UK with an MSc in International Business Management, finishing with flying colours. Her graduation ceremony, held yesterday was a family-filled affair. Her husband and their five sons were present in the hall, cheering excitedly as she walked up to the stage to collect her degree. Their excitement echoed through the hall, pure joy and pride in every shout. Looking back at the journey, Lush Eby…
The Springboks will host the Barbarians in June when they line up on South African soil for the first time in the history of the famed, Britain-based invitational team. The Boks will open the season against the Baabaas at Cape Town Stadium on 28 June, the ninth meeting between the teams and the first since November 2016, when the match at Wembley Stadium ended in a 31-31 draw. The Barbarians will be coached by former All Blacks coach Robbie Deans. “This is an historic moment and it will be very special to welcome the Barbarians to South Africa for the…
Photo credit: Made Kuti/Instagram Mádé Kuti’s new single “I Won’t Run Away” is a soulful anthem for anyone on a journey of self-discovery and growth. In this track, Mádé opens up about the challenges of confronting one’s flaws and the beauty of striving to be better, for yourself and for the people around you. As he reflects, “I was thinking a lot about growth, and uncovering the characteristics that define me. I realised how easy it is for people to be weighed down by their flaws and thought there was nothing more beautiful than a person that could look at…