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The past Ghana, like Nigeria, have qualified for every FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup to date. Their initial progress at the showpiece itself was slow and unspectacular though, with the Black Maidens enduring group-stage exits in each of their first two appearances in 2008 and 2010. Azerbaijan 2012 represented the team's big breakthrough, with Ghana becoming the first African team to reach the semi-finals, losing out to eventual winners France before claiming third place with a 1-0 win over Germany. The Black Maidens also made it to the knockout rounds two years ago in Costa Rica, having topped a formidable group that also featured the Germans, Canada and Korea DPR. They suffered a heart-breaking exit in the quarter-finals, though, going out on penalties to Italy after a thrilling 2-2 draw. The present The Ghanaians' progress to Jordan 2016 could hardly have been more straightforward. Due to the withdrawal of first-round opponents Sierra Leone, they were given a bye into t...

While Ghana and Nigeria are FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup ever-presents, Cameroon are making their debut at the tournament, having previously failed to qualify on two occasions. Their bid for a place at New Zealand 2008 was ended in the final group match by the Ghanaians, who accounted for the Cameroonians once more in the first round of the preliminaries for Azerbaijan 2012. The present Cameroon very nearly suffered another qualification failure on the road to Jordan 2016. Drawn against Ethiopia in the first round of the African qualifiers, Les Bébés Lionnes (Baby Lions) recorded a 2-1 win in Douala in the first leg, but found themselves trailing 2-0 in the return in Addis Ababa with just three minutes remaining, at which point Alexandra Takounda Engolo popped up to level the tie on aggregate. In the penalty shootout that followed, the Cameroonians edged out their hosts 5-4 to tee up a second-round meeting with Egypt. Victorious again by a 2-1 scoreline at home, Cameroon cruised ...

'Everywhere I go‚ people support Hlaudi' - SABC's Motsoeneng Tmg Digital | 2016-09-27 15:35:11.0 Hlaudi Motsoeneng. File Photo. Image by: FREDDY MAVUNDA, Business Day An unapologetic Hlaudi Motsoeneng says he is a much-loved champion of transformation and will reapply for the job of chief operations officer of the state broadcaster when it is advertised‚ despite the scandal about him lying to get the job in the first place. This comes after SABC CEO James Aguma told a news conference that he remains an employee of the South African Broadcasting Corporation and will be going back to position of GE corporate affairs. And when the job of chief operating officer is advertised‚ he can apply‚ SABC board chair Professor Mbulaheni Maguvhe said as he publicly endorsed Motsoeneng. Motsoeneng's position as COO was found to be invalid after the Supreme Court of Appeal recently dismissed his application for leave to appeal a High Court in Cape Town ruling‚ which set aside...

Stop childish games and let me do my job‚ pleads Madonsela Sipho Mabena | 2016-09-27 15:16:27.0 Outgoing public protector Thuli Madonsela in her office in Pretoria. Image by: Simphiwe Nkwali Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has appealed to her detractors to "stop childish games" and let her do her work. Speaking in Pretoria on Tuesday‚ the outgoing public protector said the unfounded attacks on her happened a lot when there was an investigation people did not like. Independence lost must be found again   She said the "schizophrenia" taking place was designed to distract her and her team from doing their work. Thuli Madonsela donates cash to needy students in support of Fees Must Fall campaign   "For goodness sake... people‚ calm down. Let us not be in childish games‚" she pleaded. Madonsela said she and her team could not be distracted as they were employed to do their jobs. She was responding to the recent barrage of attacks on her by ...

Hlaudi Motsoeneng stays at SABC, can apply for his old position TMG Digital, TimesLIVE | 2016-09-27 15:05:06.0 Hlaudi Motsoeneng Image by: Daily Sun / Lucky Morajane / Gallo Images Hlaudi Motsoeneng remains an employee of the South African Broadcasting Corporation and will be going back to position of group executive of corporate affairs, SABC CEO James Aguma said on Tuesday. Motsoeneng will be leading efforts to increase revenue for the broadcaster, dealing with stakeholders as well as overlooking operations in provinces. SABC chair Professor Mbulaheni Maguvhe earlier added that when the job of chief operating officer is advertised‚ he can apply. He told a press conference that Motsoeneng can hold any position at the SABC if requirements are met and due process followed. Motsoeneng confirmed he would be applying for the job. Hlaudi's SABC pals slip him R10m bonus Motsoeneng's position as COO was found to be invalid after the Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed hi...

WATCH: DUT students who threatened to ‘moer’ cops and guards dispersed with stun grenades Matthew Savides | 2016-09-27 14:47:04.0 Students at the Durban University of Technology have gathered on the Steve Biko Campus as protests at the university threatened to intensify on Tuesday morning. Image by: MATTHEW SAVIDES In groups of a dozen at a time‚ protesting Durban University of Technology students barrelled out of the security gate at the ML Sultan Campus to hurl rocks‚ stones and pieces of bricks at police on Tuesday morning. For about 10 minutes this continued‚ as wave after wave of students launched the projectiles into the air and across Market Road. Some were aimed at a 15-strong media contingent. Wits expresses condolences for dead cleaner - after Nzimande’s admonition   And then police responded. Two stun grenades were fired‚ dispersing the students. They moved through the campus‚ forcing students towards the Curries Fountain Sports Centre. The students scatte...

WATCH LIVE: SABC announces major decisions Staff Reporter | 2016-09-27 14:45:04.0 SABC in Auckland Park, Johannesburg. Image by: Waldo Swiegers. (C) Sunday Times. The SABC's acting CEO James Aguma is announcing major decisions regarding the corporation. Last week the Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng's application for leave to appeal a ruling of the Cape Town High Court that his appointment was invalid and must be set aside.  Despite the court decision, The Times reported on Thursday that the SABC board was considering asking Communication Minister Faith Muthambi to reappoint Motsoeneng as the acting chief operations officer, a move Madonsela urged the minister to reject .

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Former Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) bosses accused of attempting to bribe the national soccer team in a match-fixing scandal could have pocketed approximately $500 000, if the deal had not been botched, a court heard yesterday. Ex-Zifa chief executive Hanrietta Rushwaya, 49, and former board members Edzai Kasinauyo and Nation Dube are denying the bribery charges. They were represented by Simon Mupindu, Harrison Nkomo and Simon Simango  respectively when they appeared before Harare regional magistrate Lucy Mungwaru. During trial, suspended Zifa technical director Maxwell Takaendesa Jongwe —who sold out information about the scandal – testified saying he was shocked after knowing about the amounts of money Rushwaya and her accomplices would get and he took the matter to the office of President Robert Mugabe. “In one of the meetings held at Zifa in February, as part of preparations for the game against Swaziland, I saw messages that were sent to Kalisto Pasuwa (national ...

Luanda — Luanda-based Progresso do Sambizanga and Huambo's Recreativo da Caála played to a goalless draw on Sunday at the capital's Cidadela stadium for the 25th round of the national first division championship (GirabolaZap2016). With this score, the two teams remain in their Girabola respective positions, that is Progresso (9th) with 32 points, and Caála (10th) with 30 points. In another game for the same round, Lunda Norte's Sagrada Esperança defeated away Académica do Lobito by 2-1, rising to the eighth place with 32 points, while Academica remain penultimate (15th ) with 21 points. Girabola2016 is currently led by Luanda-based 1º de Agosto with 54 points, followed by Recreativo do Libolo (Cuaza Sul) and Petro de Luanda, both with 51 points. Northern Cuanza Norte's Porcelana come last with 18 points. Copyright © 2016 Angola Press Agency. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media ( allAfrica.com ). To contact the copyright holder directly for...

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has called on Zimbabweans to escalate protests against President Robert Mugabe’s government, saying “the struggle for change is approaching its end”. Addressing victims of police brutality yesterday, Tsvangirai said with the current wave of demonstrations, 92-year-old Mugabe will soon surrender. “I can tell you one thing, the struggle for change in this country is coming to an end, and there is no way this regime can continue to brutalise and suppress people with impunity,” the long-time Mugabe rival said. “We must remain committed, I want to assure you that we will be there for you this is just the beginning of the end let’s be courageous and let’s remain focused. I want to assure you that chisingaperi chinoshura (everything comes to an end),” he said. “...we need to move forward,” he urged, adding that the “people of Zimbabwe must rise up  and demand what belongs to them”. “The current crisis cannot just disappear. It is the crisis that...

Zimbabwe's long forgotten bearer cheques have resurfaced on the streets of Harare, with money changers paying United States dollars for the notes. A survey carried out by the Daily News yesterday confirmed that the notes — introduced at the height of Zimbabwe’s economic crisis characterised by hyperinflation in 2003 — are now on demand. The money changers buy the valueless notes and are reportedly re-selling them to collectors. “The notes are on demand. A $100 trillion note is fetching between US$5 and US$10 dollars depending on the condition,” a money changer only identified as Rejoice said, but refused to disclose who the buyers were. Rejoice, who operates at Eastgate Mall in the Harare central business district, added that a $50 trillion note would go for US$1,50. Among the bearer cheques that are on demand is the $20 trillion, $10 trillion, $500 million, $100 000, $5 million, $5 000 and $25 billion notes. The bearer cheques — rendered useless by unprecedented hyperinfla...

WATCH LIVE: Thuli Madonsela releases investigation reports Staff Reporter | 2016-09-27 14:22:30.0 Public protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela Image by: Thuli Dlamini Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is giving an update on current investigations at her office in Hillcrest, Pretoria.

Researchers claim having sex inspires spirituality and even belief in God. According to the research, sex releases a ‘love hormone’ oxytocin not only promotes social bonding, altruism but also divinity – especially in men. Researchers at Duke University, in North Carolina, say that sex could inspire a belief – or an increased belief – in God and religion. The study published this week look at oxytocin a hormone which is often stimulated during sex, childbirth, and breastfeeding. It also comes in medication form and is often used to help women in labour. But in the study, men reported a greater sense of spirituality shortly after taking oxytocin and their feelings continued a week later. According to a news website for the University, Duke Today, lead author Patty Van Cappellen, a social psychologist at the American University, said: ‘Spirituality and meditation have each been linked to health and well-being in previous research. ‘We were interested in understanding biological fac...

Vendors have clashed with municipal police in Harare leading to closure of some shops and riot cops moving in and throwing teargas. However, local vendors’ groups were quick to distance themselves from the riots with Stern Zvorwadza’s National Vendors Union of Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) saying these were barbaric acts by Zanu PF supporters. Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CIZC) also claimed the demonstrators were suspected Zanu PF youths who were being used by senior politicians to cause a reign of terror and soil the image of legitimate vendors groups. “Zanu PF youths have invaded Harare 's Central Business District destroying property and looting from shops,” said the group. “This is part of a ploy by the ruling party to use their youths to cause violence after which they will institute a series of arrests of civic society and opposition activists. “The rogue youths went on to stone the National Vendors Union of Zimbabwe offices located at the corner of Leopold Takawira Street and Nels...

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Worker who died in #FeesMustFall protest is Soweto's Celumusa Ntuli TMG Digital | 2016-09-27 13:15:41.0 Image by: Matshidiso Madia via Twitter A worker who died after inhaling fumes from fire extinguishers released by student protesters at the University of the Witwatersrand has been given a name. He is Celumusa Ntuli‚ 39‚ from Soweto. Minister lashes Wits management over worker's death   "It was with great sadness that the University learnt about the passing of Mr Celumusa Ntuli‚" the university management said in a statement on Tuesday. Nzimande puts R600-million price tag on fees protests, blames 'anti-ANC agenda'   "Mr Ntuli was a cleaner on the Wits Braamfontein campus and passed away last week." Describing the circumstances‚ the university said: "Mr Ntuli (39)‚ from Soweto‚ was cleaning the Jubilee Hall of Residence last Tuesday‚ when protesters entered and released fire extinguishers. He fell ill shortly thereafter and ...