Egypt’s Urban Transformation under President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s Rule

Over the past decade, Egypt has undergone significant changes under President Abdel Fattah alSisi’s leadership. The government has prioritized construction projects, resulting in numerous motorways in Cairo. These largescale infrastructure projects aim to impress the masses and provide the government with a sense of legitimacy. However, the projects have also displaced communities, green spaces, and historic sites.

The Springboks’ Flyhalf Conundrum: Handre Pollard’s Uncertain Return and the Rising Stars

The Springboks are set to begin their Rugby Championship journey next Saturday, which will kickstart a new Test season and build up excitement for the impending World Cup. However, the South African team may have to face a significant setback, as flyhalf Handre Pollard’s calf injury may prevent him from participating in the southern hemisphere’s premier rugby tournament.

Unveiling the Creative Process: Unathi Mkonto’s ‘TO LET’ Residency at Zeitz MOCAA Atelier

The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) Atelier residency programme has a long history of fostering artistic talent. The latest artist to join the prestigious residency is Unathi Mkonto, hailing from the Eastern Cape, South Africa, and currently residing in Cape Town. Mkonto’s residency, ‘TO LET’, commenced on Thursday, 22 June 2023, and invites visitors to explore the intricate dynamics of human interaction within the urban landscape.

The Unconventional Tribute: Pink’s Encounter with a Fan’s Unique Expression of Devotion

American pop icon Pink shocked the music world during her performance at the British Summer Time festival in London. A fan threw an unusual object onto the stage, interrupting Pink’s performance of “Just Like a Pill.” As Pink examined the plastic bag, she realized it contained the ashes of a fan’s mother. Pink paused her performance to address the situation, expressing her uncertainty before continuing with the song.

AmaBhungane Fights Against “Gagging” Order in Moti Group Case

Investigative journalism agency AmaBhungane is currently involved in a legal battle against a “gagging” order imposed on them in the Moti Group case. The order, which restricts their reporting on the case, is being contested by AmaBhungane, who argue that it is an example of bullying and a strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP) suit.

The Melodious Charm of the 127th Hollywoodbets Durban July

The Hollywoodbets Durban July, one of the most prestigious horseracing events in South Africa, is set to take place on Saturday, 1st July 2023. This year’s edition promises to be even more captivating than before, with the addition of a special musical performance by the Ndlovu Youth Choir, as well as a visually stunning “Out of This World” theme.

Kaizer Chiefs’ Controversial New Head Coach Appointment

The recent appointment of Molefi Ntseki as the head coach of Kaizer Chiefs has sparked controversy among the club’s fans. While some have welcomed the change, others have expressed disappointment and frustration with the decisionmaking of the club. ## Restructuring of Coaching Department

DJ Sophia: A Rising Star in South Africa’s Music Scene

DJ Sophia, a young and talented musician from South Africa, has already established herself as a prominent figure in the country’s music scene. At just nine years old, she is a resident DJ on GoodHope FM’s The Good Vibes Show with DJ Ready D. But her talents extend beyond music, as she recently demonstrated through her altruistic endeavors.

Former Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula implicated in alleged loan from Lottery corruption scandal

The Special Tribunal froze the luxury property of former National Lotteries Commission (NLC) chief operating officer Philemon Letwaba, as well as two other properties, including the residence of his wife, Rebotile Malomane, in a gated community in Pretoria. The Tribunal heard evidence that these properties were purchased with funds diverted from lottery grants. Letwaba resigned from the NLC while on suspension pending a disciplinary inquiry.

The Springboks’ Flyhalf Problem: What to Do with Elton Jantjies?

As the Springboks gear up for their upcoming matches in the Rugby Championship, head coach Jacques Nienaber is faced with a crucial decision about their limited flyhalf options. With Handre Pollard out due to a calf injury, Nienaber must choose between Elton Jantjies, Damian Willemse, and the relatively inexperienced Manie Libbok. The big question is whether Jantjies should play against Australia at home or New Zealand away.

Municipal By-Elections Bring New Councillors and Changes in South Africa

On June 28, 2023, South Africa held municipal byelections in four provinces: Gauteng, KwaZuluNatal, Mpumalanga, and Western Cape. These elections brought about some changes in the political landscape and introduced new councillors from different political parties. In this article, we explore the election outcomes, the shifts they caused, and briefly introduce the newlyelected councillors.

A Tragic Encounter: The Shooting of Dumisani Joxo in Cape Town

In January of last year, a homeless man named Dumisani Joxo was shot and killed by a law enforcement officer named Luvolwethu Kati in Rondebosch, Cape Town. The incident occurred after an alleged argument between Kati and another homeless man, Linda Mbuqe. Recent testimonies suggest that Kati fired the lethal shot without warning.

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