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To: Premier and Executive Council, North West Provincial Government Cc: Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture (North West); Auditor‑General; Mmabana Arts, Culture & Sport Foundation Board; Media; Civil society; Community stakeholders : The President of the Republic of South Africa Honourable Members, Mmabana — the “mother of the arts” — was built to discover, groom and launch youth talent across the former Bophuthatswana homeland. For decades it delivered: producing world‑clas

The Africa Cup of Nations crowned Senegal champions — a deserved sporting moment — but the final in Morocco was marred by conduct that demands scrutiny and accountability. Multiple video clips and eyewitness reports circulating widely on social media show a pattern of provocation and interference from hosts that went beyond partisan support and into unsporting, unsafe behavior. This article lays out the evidence, explains why the behavior was unacceptable, and challenges the

Africa’s festival of football has run its glorious course. From its modest beginnings to a continent-wide spectacle, the Africa Cup of Nations has once again proven why it is the beating heart of our sport and a powerful symbol of unity. Today we honour the champions — Senegal 🇸🇳, the Lions of Teranga — and celebrate what this tournament means for African football and the continent at large. A journey from nascent beginnings to continental pride What began as a small, regio

In today’s fast-paced and often tumultuous society, the influence of parenting on a child's future has become a focal point for discussions about social issues. The decisions made by parents can have profound effects, shaping not only the lives of their children but also the fabric of society as a whole. As we delve into this complex subject, it becomes evident that the outcomes of parenthood can be both positive and negative, influenced by a myriad of factors ranging from so

In an age where the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the realm of sports has emerged as a powerful economic force. However, beneath the glitz and glamour of stadiums filled with cheering fans lies a troubling reality: sports often perpetuates an inequitable global economic system that keeps the impoverished poorer while enriching the wealthy. Particularly in Africa, this phenomenon is starkly evident, as the continent's talent is siphoned off to enrich foreign econo