The Human Race Foundation (HRF) continued its mission of sustainable impact and youth empowerment with the commissioning of a solar power installation at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). The installation marks yet another milestone under HRF’s Greenhouse Project for Learning, an initiative aimed at providing clean, uninterrupted energy access to educational institutions across Nigeria. The newly commissioned system comprises a 6kVA/48V inverter, a 20kWh/48V lithium battery, and 450W mono solar panels, a solution designed to sustainably power faculty operations, student study areas, and learning infrastructure. Speaking at the event, HRF President, Dr Chima Alexander Oti,…
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PSG might have lost five games on their way to the Champions League final, but they have found a way to win when it matters.”They have gone to young, French players, the fans identify with these players. They are a proper team and deserve to be in the final,” said Owen Hargreaves on TNT Sports.”Luis Enrique understands you cannot carry any players in the Champions League. Now they have captured the hearts of Paris fans and for the neutrals they are great to watch.”Their semi-final victory is in no small part thanks to their dynamic full-backs – Achraf Hakimi, who…
When Keneilwe Mathibela steps into a room, she brings with her 15 years of dedication, an unshakable sense of purpose, and a faith-driven vision that has carried her from the fields of Pretoria to the global offices of FIFA. Appointed to oversee coach development across all 54 African nations, Mathibela is making history, but for her, the moment is also deeply personal. “On a personal level, this is an answered prayer. Professionally, it’s a dream fulfilled. Having been a national team captain, coach, and coach educator for more than a decade, it’s overwhelming to know the hard work paid off…
Photo Credit: Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah/Instagram Young scholars in tertiary institutions in Namibia are set to receive free tuition education, thanks to a landmark announcement from President Netumbo Nandi–Ndaitwah. During her first State of the Nation Address on Tuesday, she revealed that starting in 2026, all public universities and technical colleges in Namibia will offer free tuition to Namibian citizens. The announcement outlines the removal of both registration and tuition fees at public tertiary institutions. “As from the academic year 2026, the Government of the Republic of Namibia will introduce free tertiary education at undergraduate level in public universities and technical colleges,”…
Former Junior Springbok skipper Zach Porthen is set to make his Stormers debut against Dragons at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday – with help from the retiring Brok Harris. The 21-year-old Porthen, one of five promising youngsters who recently signed new deals with the Stormers, will deputise for tighthead Sazi Sandi in the Vodacom URC round 17 clash. A 2025 Varsity Cup winner with the UCT Ikeys, Porthen made his Currie Cup bow for Western Province off the bench last year, before starting alongside two-time World Cup-winning loosehead prop Steven Kitshoff and fellow Springbok Scarra Ntubeni. The Wynberg Boys’ old…
On Wednesday, April 30th, 2025 Lagos’ luxury and lifestyle elite gathered in style for the much-anticipated Nigerian launch of Bisquit & Dubouché, the storied French cognac house known for its bold expression and rich heritage. Held at the CentrePoint Place in Ikoyi, the exclusive event was a masterclass in Luxury, refinement, and cultural fusion.Bisquit & Dubouché, founded in 1819 in Cognac, France, has long stood out for its daring spirit and meticulous craftsmanship. With its signature long distillation process that amplifies aroma and depth, the brand represents more than just fine cognac – it’s a statement of character and charisma.…
Photo credit: Kelani Fatai Oladimeji/Instagram “Matriarch,” the memoir by Tina Knowles, is an ode to motherhood, resilience, identity and Black pride — and its striking cover is the work of Nigerian artist Kelani Fatai Oladimeji. Born in Ogun State and raised in Mushin, a lively commercial hub in Lagos, Kelani discovered his love for drawing at the age of six. Over the years, he has steadily built a name for himself in Nigeria’s art scene, recognised for his richly textured and emotionally layered portraits. A graduate with a Higher National Diploma in Painting, his work has drawn attention both locally…
The proposed agreement is meant to form a key component of the WRU’s long-term plan, which they have called the ‘One Wales’ strategy.BBC Sport Wales understands that if the three independent regions fail to sign, the WRU will consider options that could lead to lasting structural changes in Welsh professional rugby.One possible outcome could see the number of Welsh professional teams reduced, despite chief executive Abi Tierney repeatedly expressing her commitment to retaining all four regions.The WRU holds the licences for the Welsh sides competing in the United Rugby Championship (URC) and European competitions.The union has the authority to revoke…
The South African Hockey Association is proud to announce the national women’s squad selected to compete in the inaugural FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup 2, scheduled to take place from 16 to 22 June 2025 in Wałcz, Poland. This tournament offers a pivotal platform for emerging national teams to showcase their talent on the international stage, with the opportunity to gain promotion to the FIH Nations Cup. Northern Blues Defend their SA Title in a Fitting End to a Thrilling U21 IPT Tournament May 5, 2025 No Comments The 2025 SA U21 IPT closes with home town heroines Northern Blues…
Do you ever sit back and reflect on your childhood and notice how different things are today? It often feels like behaviours that were once deemed unacceptable are now embraced, and in some cases, celebrated. As a society, we seem to overlook many aspects of childhood, all in the name of allowing children to express themselves. When I was very little and we went to visit someone with my mum. I remember how she would warn us before we set off not to take anything we were offered. We already knew not to collect anything, but she still deemed it…
