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- FIFA Draw Reveals 2025 Club World Cup Groups: Global Giants Face Off | Xtrafrica
FIFA Draw Reveals 2025 Club World Cup Groups: Global Giants Face Off Prince Jean Dec 6, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link The draw for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup reveals exciting group-stage matchups featuring global football giants. The 32 teams qualified for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup have been grouped, with Manchester City, the current champions, placed in a group alongside Juventus, Wydad AC, and Al Ain FC. On the night of December 5, 2024, FIFA conducted the draw for the tournament, which will be held in the United States. Inter Miami, as the host team, will play the opening match against one of Palmeiras, FC Porto, or Al Ahly from Group A. Group B includes Paris Saint-Germain, Atletico Madrid, Botafogo, and Sounders FC. Group C features Bayern Munich, Auckland City, Boca Juniors, and SL Benfica. In Group D, CR Flamengo will compete with Espérance Sportive de Tunis, Chelsea FC, and Club León. Group E has CA River Plate, Urawa Red Diamonds, CF Monterrey, and FC Internazionale Milano. Group G brings together Manchester City, Wydad AC, Al Ain FC, and Juventus FC. Finally, Group H features Real Madrid, Al Hilal, Pachuca, and FC Salzburg. The tournament will showcase the best clubs from around the world and will take place from June 15 to July 13, 2025. Club World Cup 2025 FIFA Draw Reveals 2025 Club World Cup Groups: Global Giants Face Off Rwanda Premier League Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership Kenyan Federation Elections Kenyan Football at Crossroads: The Stakes of FKF Elections English Premier League The Premier League’s Oldest Goal Scorers: Legends Who Defied Age Related Posts FIFA Draw Reveals 2025 Club World Cup Groups: Global Giants Face Off Club World Cup 2025 . Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership Rwanda Premier League . Kenyan Football at Crossroads: The Stakes of FKF Elections Kenyan Federation Elections . The Premier League’s Oldest Goal Scorers: Legends Who Defied Age English Premier League .
- Netflix has Addressed Rumors about Plans to leave the Nigerian Market | Xtrafrica
Netflix has Addressed Rumors about Plans to leave the Nigerian Market Prince Jean Dec 6, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Netflix reassures its commitment to Nigeria amidst exit rumors. Speculations suggested that Netflix might be exiting Nigeria due to economic challenges and regulatory issues. However, in a statement shared with TechCabal, Netflix confirmed its commitment to Nigeria. “We are not exiting Nigeria. We will continue to invest in the country’s stories to delight our members,” the company stated. Netflix first entered the Nigerian market in 2016 and has since helped bring local content to a global audience. Related Posts Netflix has Addressed Rumors about Plans to leave the Nigerian Market Read More Nigeria African Cinema Top Global Music Festivals for 2024 & 2025: Your Ultimate Guide Read More Worldwide Music Festivals and Concerts Alikiba Surpasses 200 Million Boomplay Streams, Joining Bongo Flava's Elite Read More Tanzania Afrobeat Celebrities Wizkid’s Morayo Makes Billboard 200 Debut with Emotional Tribute Read More Nigeria | African Music
- Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership | Xtrafrica
Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership Prince Jean Dec 6, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Rayon Sports President Twagirayezu Thaddée unveils plans for a Rwf 15 billion company to strengthen the club's global standing. Rayon Sports plans to start a new company with an initial capital of Rwf 15 billion, according to the club's president, Twagirayezu Thaddée. Each share will cost Rwf 30,000. Speaking on B&B FM Kigali on December 5, 2024, Twagirayezu explained that the idea was inspired by Tanzanian clubs Simba SC and Yanga SC, which have transformed into strong competitors. "Copying isn't bad. We learned from Simba and Yanga. Years ago, we used to beat them, but now we can't. They succeeded by selling shares, and they no longer struggle with resources. Their focus is now on African and international competitions," he said. He also revealed that they have advanced in obtaining necessary permits, including approval from the Rwanda Development Board (RDB). "To make this happen, we need Rayon Sports Public Ltd. We already received recognition from RGB and RDB," he added. Twagirayezu confirmed the share price at Rwf 30,000 and emphasized that the company will start with Rwf 15 billion in capital, which is expected to grow annually. "In a few days, Rayon Sports will officially have shareholders. We set the share price at Rwf 30,000 to make it affordable for everyone," he said. The goal is to build a strong, internationally recognized club. "In 2018, players came for trials just because they heard about Rayon Sports. We want to create a club that is known everywhere," he concluded. Twagirayezu and his committee were elected for a four-year term to lead Rayon Sports. Rwanda Premier League Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership Kenyan Federation Elections Kenyan Football at Crossroads: The Stakes of FKF Elections English Premier League The Premier League’s Oldest Goal Scorers: Legends Who Defied Age | Sports Business Mastering the Game: A Career in Sports Management Explained Related Posts Rayon Sports Unveils Rwf 15 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Club Ownership Rwanda Premier League . Kenyan Football at Crossroads: The Stakes of FKF Elections Kenyan Federation Elections . The Premier League’s Oldest Goal Scorers: Legends Who Defied Age English Premier League . Mastering the Game: A Career in Sports Management Explained | Sports Business .
- Ghana’s NPP accused of ‘lawlessness’ ahead of 2024 Election | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/436149_48c90186b157400abaab86ff2ee84c30~mv2.webp
Africa | Elections Ghana Ghana’s NPP accused of ‘lawlessness’ ahead of 2024 Election Agyeman Joshua Dec 4, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Madina MP Xavier Sosu slams NPP for poor governance Madina MP, Francis-Xavier Sosu, has strongly criticized the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) for poor governance, accusing them of damaging Ghana's democracy and institutions. Speaking at the National Democratic Congress's (NDC) final rally on December 5, ahead of the December 7 elections, Sosu claimed the Akufo-Addo administration has allowed lawlessness to thrive. He highlighted illegal mining as a key example, pointing to its harm to Ghana’s forests and water sources. Sosu urged Ghanaians to vote for the NDC and its presidential candidate, John Dramani Mahama, to "defend democracy." He rallied Madina voters, saying: “Under the current administration, the rule of law is at an all-time low. Every institution of state has been compromised. On 7th December, every Ghanaian has an opportunity to defend our democracy once again.” Sosu called the election a crucial moment for Ghana, appealing especially to young voters: “If you are a young person in this country, if you believe in democracy, if you believe in independent institutions of state, then the only man with a track record to reset our institutions and democracy is John Dramani Mahama.” In 2020, Mahama won Madina with 59,211 votes (55.36%) against Akufo-Addo’s 46,943 (43.89%). Sosu himself secured 62,127 votes (56.58%) in the parliamentary race. This year, he faces NPP’s Robert Lamptey. Sosu hopes to repeat his success, calling for 120,000 votes for Mahama in Madina. Related Posts Ghana’s NPP accused of ‘lawlessness’ ahead of 2024 Election . Ghana The NPA is undecided on prosecuting Minister Thembi Simelane for alleged corruption . South Africa Posters of Goodluck Jonathan in Kano spark Attention about his 2027 election plans . Nigeria Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Ghana Ghana’s NPP accused of ‘lawlessness’ ahead of 2024 Election . South Africa The NPA is undecided on prosecuting Minister Thembi Simelane for alleged corruption . Nigeria Posters of Goodluck Jonathan in Kano spark Attention about his 2027 election plans . DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism .
- Governor Aiyedatiwa Promises Progress: Better Days ahead for Ondo State Residents | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_3a11bc0e40d94bcd9b1ccc5c3aa7666b~mv2.webp
Africa | Domestic Politics Nigeria Governor Aiyedatiwa Promises Progress: Better Days ahead for Ondo State Residents louis Buyisiwe Nov 17, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link The Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State The Governor of Ondo State, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has pledged to deliver improved services to the people of Ondo following his recent victory in the governorship election. Describing his win as an opportunity to achieve more, he assured residents of "better days" ahead. Speaking after being declared the winner, Aiyedatiwa highlighted his extensive campaign across the state, stating, "Having visited every part of the state during campaigns, he is more in tune with the needs of the people." He emphasized that his efforts included visiting all local government areas, not just their capitals, and engaging directly with communities to understand their challenges and aspirations. “In almost all the communities we visited, we saw the roads and the way they looked, the environment they were living in; we heard their voices, we read their messages, and we listened and responded to questions and their yearnings and aspirations," he said. Aiyedatiwa expressed confidence in his administration’s ability to meet the expectations of the people, noting their trust in his promises. “They believe that whatever we say is what we will do. We will not tell them what we cannot do. We will do all that we have promised within the limited resources available to us," he assured. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Congo Boat Sinking Accident: None Survived Among 400 Passengers | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_679d08d625f44e22975222361ca33bf9~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1080,h_666,al_c,q_85/GY9vx8TXkAAKpHS_edited.jpg
Africa Local News Congo Boat Sinking Accident: None Survived Among 400 Passengers Serge Kabongo Oct 3, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Rescue operation made by SAMIDRC and FARDC Photo from / SAMIDRC X page In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a serious boat accident occurred near the port of Kituku in Goma, sinking a boat that had left Minova in Kalehe, North Kivu province. The Department of Transportation confirmed that the ship was carrying about 400 passengers, and none of them survived. Authorities said the ship was also loaded with crops, including bananas, potatoes, and beans. the accident happened around 5:30 p.m , causing all commercial operations at the port to be suspended while rescue operation is underway. Eyewitnesses at the port, according to the Voice of America ( VOA ), said that the accident was caused by many people, who believed that the ship was overloaded, causing it to sink. The road that used to connect the two counties Goma and Kalehe is no longer in use because it has been taken over by the fighters of the terrorist of M23 group and it is difficult for those who use it to pass through it. The closure of the road has forced local residents to rely on boats for daily transport, which many now believe is too dangerous. The people are demanding that the road from Goma to the territory of Kalehe be opened so that people start using it instead of using boats for their daily trips. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Former President Jacob Zuma Expelled from ANC for Supporting Rival Party | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_4325703199e5413d872e8f5758dac826~mv2.webp
Africa | Parties Former President Jacob Zuma Expelled from ANC for Supporting Rival Party Alison Marsh Jul 30, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link South Africa's former President Jacob Zuma South Africa's former President Jacob Zuma has been expelled from the African National Congress (ANC) after campaigning for a rival party in the 29 May general election. The ANC's disciplinary committee found Zuma guilty of "prejudicing the integrity" of the party by joining uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK), giving him three weeks to appeal the ruling. The ANC stated, "His platform is dangerous, appeals to extremist instincts in our body politic, and riles up a political base that may foment social unrest." In contrast, MK described the decision as that of a "kangaroo court," claiming Zuma was not informed. Zuma, 82, an ANC veteran, fell out with the party after being forced to quit as president in 2018 over corruption scandals, which he denies. He was suspended by the ANC in January after forming MK, now an opposition party in parliament. MK expressed shock over learning about Zuma's expulsion through media, criticizing the disciplinary process as unfair. The ANC's disciplinary committee held a virtual hearing, which Zuma refused to attend, insisting on being physically present. At a press conference, ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula confirmed Zuma's expulsion and stated that Zuma wanted to turn the event into a rally. Mbalula denied claims that Zuma was uninformed about his expulsion, countering MK's accusation of the process being a "kangaroo court." Mbalula noted the ANC's unexpected challenge in dealing with a former president campaigning against it. Current President Cyril Ramaphosa replaced Zuma in 2018, pledging to clean up the government. However, the ANC faced its worst result in 30 years in the 29 May elections, forming a coalition to share power. uMkhonto we Sizwe, meaning "spear of the nation," emerged as the third-largest party, taking votes from the ANC, winning nearly 15% of the vote, and obtaining 58 seats in the 400-member parliament. MK became the official opposition after the second-biggest party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), joined the coalition government. Zuma was barred from being an MP due to a 15-month prison sentence in 2021 for contempt of court, defying a court order to appear before an inquiry into corruption during his presidency. His arrest led to the deadliest riots since the end of apartheid, resulting in over 300 deaths. Zuma now faces corruption charges over a 1999 arms deal and has chosen an impeached ex-judge to lead MK in parliament. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Jacob Zuma Rejects ANC’s Authority to Expel Him | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/436149_654f6fae0c104f61a135cb2162f90a26~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_630,h_400,al_c,q_80/zumama.jpg
Africa | Domestic Politics South Africa Jacob Zuma Rejects ANC’s Authority to Expel Him Ayize claire Nov 23, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Jacob Zuma to Fight ANC Expulsion with Legal Team Jacob Zuma's foundation has dismissed the idea that the ANC has the power to expel him. The ANC disciplinary committee confirmed Zuma's expulsion, which originally happened in July. Read: ANC Upholds Jacob Zuma's Expulsion following rejection of his appeal He was removed for allegedly damaging the ANC’s reputation after leading the MK Party in opposition to the organization. Zuma, a member of the ANC for more than 60 years, is now consulting his legal team about what to do next. The foundation says Zuma firmly rejects the ANC's decision Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Six Members of UDPS-Affiliated Group Sentenced to Death for Attack on Ex-President Kabila's Residence | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/436149_4c7f19e0e7d546ee90737851b73f8aa3~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1280,h_720,al_c,q_85/kabila.jpg
Africa | Political Scandals Six Members of UDPS-Affiliated Group Sentenced to Death for Attack on Ex-President Kabila's Residence Ayize claire Aug 8, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Six members of the Force for Progress, a group affiliated with the ruling UDPS party in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), were sentenced to death on Thursday, August 8th, by the Kinshasa-Gombe High Court. They were found guilty of multiple charges, including criminal association, attempted murder, robbery, and malicious destruction. The court's decision comes in the wake of their involvement in a forced eviction and an attack on the residence of former President Joseph Kabila. Among those sentenced is Ngandu Wa Ngandu Kennedy, known as "anti-bullet," a prominent leader of the Force for Progress. During the trial, a video was presented showing Kennedy threatening to forcibly evict the occupants of Kabila's residence in Kinshasa. The civil party, represented by Olive Lembe Kabila, the wife of the former president , confirmed his presence and active participation during the assault. The group had also conducted another eviction operation related to a land dispute on the same day, just a few hundred meters from Kabila's residence. In this high-profile case, 49 of the 65 defendants were acquitted, while a dozen others received prison sentences ranging from five to ten years. The court also ordered the convicted individuals to pay a symbolic Congolese franc as reparation, as requested by Olive Lembe Kabila. The prosecutor had initially sought the death penalty for all members of the Force for Progress involved in the violent actions. Civil society organizations and opposition parties have long expressed concern over the activities of young people linked to the presidential party, accusing them of engaging in violent and unlawful behavior. Despite the court's ruling, the defense lawyer expressed satisfaction with the judgment, noting the acquittal of several defendants. However, he announced plans to appeal the death sentences in hopes of securing the acquittal of those still facing capital punishment. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- President Tshisekedi Urges International Sanctions Against Rwanda | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_45dc374513224558920bc752f111b98c~mv2.webp
Africa War in DRC President Tshisekedi Urges International Sanctions Against Rwanda Mbeki edmond Sep 26, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link During his speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi urged the global community to implement sanctions against Rwanda, accusing it of destabilizing the Democratic Republic of Congo. "We call on the international community to firmly condemn these acts and to impose targeted sanctions against Rwanda for its destabilizing and harmful role. We demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Rwandan troops from our territory." Felix Tshisekedi President Félix Tshisekedi highlighted a dire humanitarian crisis in the DRC, driven by the resurgence of the M23 terrorist group, which he claims is supported by Rwanda. The conflict has disastrously displaced over 7 million people. UN experts report that 3,000 to 4,000 Rwandan troops are actively collaborating with M23, further fueling a decade-long conflict, underscoring Rwanda's harmful interference under President Paul Kagame's regime. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Criticizing Museveni's Quest for Lifelong Leadership in Uganda | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_fe90a211e7f749eea922ddf9db5d0812~mv2.webp
Africa | Analysis & Opinion Criticizing Museveni's Quest for Lifelong Leadership in Uganda Mbeki edmond Sep 25, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Uganda's political landscape is marked by President Yoweri Museveni's increasingly apparent desire to remain in power indefinitely. This ambition raises significant concerns about the state of democracy in Uganda. Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, is now preparing for a possible seventh term, sparking debates about leadership and governance in the country. President Museveni's apparent quest for indefinite rule, as highlighted by the recent endorsements from his son on X platform , General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, raises serious concerns about the integrity of democratic institutions in Uganda. Here we see a troubling pattern where political power not only clings to familial ties but also manipulates the military, an institution meant to be apolitical, to further political longevity Recent developments, particularly involving Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces and Museveni's son, highlight this issue. Gen. Muhoozi openly supports his father’s prolonged rule and has made statements suggesting that the military would not allow a civilian successor after Museveni. Such remarks from a top military official not only blur the lines between the army's duties and political affairs but also hint at a worrying future where power could remain within one family. The stance by the Deputy Attorney General, [ CHIMPReports ] Jackson Kafuuzi, defending General Muhoozi's right to express political support for his father, under the guise of constitutional freedom, is a clear misinterpretation or perhaps a deliberate oversight of the implications. While it's true that Article 208 of the Constitution does not strip military personnel of their basic rights, including freedom of expression, it implicitly demands that they adhere to a level of political neutrality to maintain the military's role as a guardian of national security, not a tool for political dynasties. Muhoozi's public endorsements and the thinly veiled threats about the future of civilian leadership post-Museveni era are not mere exercises of personal opinion; they are strategic moves that undermine the very essence of civilian control over the military. This scenario paints a worrying picture of a country where the line between military power and political power is not just blurred but potentially erased, setting a precedent that could destabilize the nation. MP Ssemujju Nganda’s concern over these actions is justified, as they strike at the heart of democratic governance. When a military leader openly aligns himself with a political figure, particularly one within his family, it sends a message of potential coercion rather than choice in electoral politics. This isn't about limiting individual rights but about safeguarding the democratic process from being hijacked by military might or familial loyalty. This situation calls for critical scrutiny, not just by the parliament but by all Ugandans, to ensure that the future of their country is not predetermined by military endorsement or familial succession but by the will of the people expressed through free and fair elections. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .
- Transport Minister Barbara Creecy Launches 2024 Festive Season Road Safety Campaign | Xtrafricahttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/67cd72_60f85de06b804ea08b9daa4c2675763b~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1022,h_575,al_c,q_85/0001143484_resized_transportministerbarbaracreecy202421022.jpg
Africa | Domestic Politics South Africa Transport Minister Barbara Creecy Launches 2024 Festive Season Road Safety Campaign louis Buyisiwe Nov 17, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Transport Minister Barbara Creecy Transport Minister Barbara Creecy will officially launch the 2024 festive season road safety campaign in Tshwane on Sunday. The launch coincides with World Remembrance Day, occurring just weeks before the expected surge in holiday travel. The campaign, running from December to mid-January, seeks to reduce road accidents during the busy holiday season. Authorities will focus on combating drunk driving, enhancing pedestrian safety, and increasing law enforcement presence on high-risk routes. With traffic expected to increase significantly, intensified operations will target both major highways and residential areas. The event will also pay tribute to the 69 traffic officers who lost their lives in the line of duty and commemorate those who have died on South Africa’s roads. Creecy will be accompanied by provincial transport MECs, law enforcement officials, and family members in this solemn and significant initiative. Related Posts Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . DR.Congo President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . South Africa In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues . Ghana DR.Congo Constant Mutamba announces the execution of the death penalty against the Kulunas convicted of terrorism . DR.Congo Lobito Corridor: DRC's Role in Geopolitical Strategy . South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled his Cabinet, keeping Thembi Simelane regardless of VBS corruption allegations . Ghana In Ghana's 2024 elections, governance, tribalism, accountability, and corruption are the real issues .











