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A weekend where jazz didn’t just play, but lived | Mail & Guardian (opens the original)
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There are festivals, and then there is the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz. This past weekend at the Sandton Convention Centre, the 27th edition of South Africa’s premier jazz celebration reminded everyone why it remains one of the most vital cultural gatherings on the continent. Over two luminous nights thousands of stylish, music-hungry souls poured into the halls, moving between the Dinaledi, Mbira, Diphala and Conga stages as if the entire building had been tuned to the same heartbeat. What unfold
Pitso’s second act starts with Bafana bang | Mail & Guardian (opens the original)
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What a way to begin again? Fourteen years after his first full spell ended in disappointment, Pitso Mosimane walked back into the Bafana Bafana dugout this past weekend and delivered exactly what a proud South African football public wanted to see. On Saturday at the Orlando Amstel Arena in Soweto, his side defeated Guinea 2-1 in their opening 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, with goals from defenders Ime Okon and substitute Samukelo Kabini sealing the three points in Mosimane’s first match
Formula One tracks of questionable safety (opens the original)
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Formula One has always balanced speed, spectacle and survival. Some of its most iconic circuits earned their legends not only through thrilling racing but through reputations for danger that forced the sport to evolve. Tracks with limited run-off, walls close to the racing line, unpredictable weather and inadequate barriers claimed lives and prompted driver protests. Among the historic examples sit the Nürburgring Nordschleife, Spa-Francorchamps, Imola, Montjuic and Monza. Even newer venues such
Sandile Zungu breaks his silence after Safa defeat—- “I was misled” (opens the original)
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AmaZulu FC owner and businessman Sandile Zungu says he felt misled by the processes surrounding the South African Football Association (Safa) presidential election after losing to incumbent Danny Jordaan. At the elective congress held on 12 September 2026 in Midrand, Jordaan secured a fourth term with a whopping 157 votes to Zungu’s 82. The result extended Jordaan’s leadership, which began in 2013. Zungu, who entered the race as a high-profile challenger promising reform, governance improvements
Danny Jordaan re-elected SAFA president in chaotic vote against Sandile Zungu (opens the original)
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Dr Danny Jordaan has been re-elected as president of the South African Football Association (SAFA), securing a decisive victory over challenger Sandile Zungu in an elective congress marked by controversy and high tension. Jordaan received 157 votes while Zungu, the AmaZulu FC owner and businessman, obtained only 82. The result, announced on Saturday, 12 September 2026, confirms Jordaan’s fourth term at the helm of South African football’s governing body. The association stated simply that “Dr Jo
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