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can you believe it… Roxette are back in 2012 in SA
After their last tour in May 2011, Roxette has once again made their way into the hearts of thousands of South Africans! and they return ready to rock on with their highly anticipated 2012 South African tour. Presenting a one-and-only performance on the 2nd June at the Coca Cola Dome in Johannesburg, 5th June at... Continue Reading →
Universal to purchase EMI’s recorded music division
France's Vivendi, the parent company of Universal, said on Friday that it had agreed to purchase EMI's recorded music division, which is home to artists including Katy Perry, The Beatles and Coldplay. It has been reported that Citigroup is also nearing a deal to sell EMI's music-publishing assets to a consortium led by Sony, with... Continue Reading →
Egon Seconds Legends tour news Bermuda 2011
Hey guys It has been a fun 2 days over here so far. So now that I am connected again, Let me update you guys on how it has been going so far... We arrived Sunday afternoon, after about 30+ hours of travelling. So to say we were frustrated by the time we got here... Continue Reading →
Qantas Wallabies squad for Spring Tour named
Qantas Wallabies squad for Spring Tour named A strong Qantas Wallabies touring party, collectively boasting 634 Test appearances, has been announced today for the short tour of the United Kingdom starting later this month. The 26-man playing group is composed, almost in its entirety, of players who recently competed in the seventh Rugby World Cup... Continue Reading →
NZ SUPER 15 SQUADS for 2012
The Highlanders, in particular, are a mish-mash of players from every corner of the country, including four from Manawatu, four from Wellington and two from Taranaki. The Blues have an ominous feel, notwithstanding a backline bolstered by Hurricanes Piri Weepu and Ma'a Nonu. The pack has a mix of experience with seven current or former... Continue Reading →
Egon Seconds plays in World Rugby Classic in Bermuda next week
Egon Seconds plays in World Rugby Classic in Bermuda next week , look at the SA Side ..these blokes can play 8 teams, 10 games, 1 week, every November in Bermuda. The World Rugby Classic is the premier classic rugby tournament. South Africa Frikkie du Plooy Prop Blue Bulls Andries Human Prop Blue Bulls Robbie... Continue Reading →
USHER will perform as the headline attraction in Cape Town’s Grand Arena on the 3rd March 2012
USHER. The winner of seventeen Billboard Music Awards, nine ASCAP awards, eight Soul Train Music Awards and five Grammy Awards, USHER will perform as the headline attraction in Cape Town’s Grand Arena on the 3rd March, the ICC Durban Arena on the 7th March and finally on the 10th March 2012 at Orlando Stadium in... Continue Reading →
The All Blacks career of the most prolific coach in test rugby history is over.
The All Blacks career of the most prolific coach in test rugby history is over. Graham Henry announced today he is stepping down at the age of 65, just nine days after securing the Rugby World Cup for New Zealand. After eight years and a world record 103 tests in charge of the All Blacks,... Continue Reading →
CURRIE CUP FINAL PREVIEW
It is one of those curious anomalies of the Absa Currie Cup that in finals between the Sharks and the Lions (or Natal and Transvaal), the home side has never won. What are the chances of that trend continuing in one of the most evenly matched fiinals in years when the teams do battle tomorrrow... Continue Reading →
CAPE TOWN WON THE WORLD DESIGN CAPITAL BID FOR 2014
Cape Town has won the World Design Capital for the year 2014, ahead of fellow short-listed cities, Dublin and Bilbao. The sought-after accolade was awarded to the Mother City this morning at the International Design Alliance (IDA) Congress in Taipei. Executive Mayor of Cape Town, Patricia de Lille, accepted the award on behalf of Cape... Continue Reading →
THE IRB and the haka
Stop Press “ IRB to fine France $5000.00 for encroaching past the half way line during the advancement of the Hakka” quote un quote “ it wasn’t in the spirit of the game” . What a bunch of cry baby sniffling ..ucking pussy’s. Some one mention FIFA as an embrassment along with the IRB well... Continue Reading →
what a great 6 weeks!!!!!! I’m licking my lips already for 2015.
Well I’ve been waiting to input this since the full time hooter. Yep your right how did they win that? Well they did it on the back of southern Hemisphere based defense and an illustrious leader in McCaw. Now having said that... did the best team win the world cup? Yes without doubt! It would... Continue Reading →
McCaw – like it or not – will largely be remembered by what happens tomorrow night.
Richie McCaw hopes the horrors of the past will help the All Blacks reap the ultimate prize after tomorrow night’s World Cup final. As the final hours seep away before the ultimate showdown against France at Eden Park, a relaxed McCaw today acknowledged the failed 2003 and 2007 campaigns had hardened his team’s resolve to... Continue Reading →
Listen to on the couch on Sat on heart 104.9fm from 8-9am when guest will be Irfaan Abrahams, aka Fanie Breyani
Join on the couch on Sat at 8am on Heart 104.9fm to find out why Irfaan Abrahams, aka Fanie Breyani, has been selected to run the New York Marathon on 6th November 2011. Irfaan Abrahams is teacher at Rocklands High in Mitchell's Plain and has a passion for education and empowering the youth. He was... Continue Reading →
Graham Henry says no words will be needed from him before he sends his All Blacks out to play the World Cup final on Sunday night at Eden Park.
Graham Henry says no words will be needed from him before he sends his All Blacks out to play the World Cup final on Sunday night at Eden Park. The squawking and the talking will have been done... all that remains is the action. Henry confirmed today after naming an unchanged starting XV to face... Continue Reading →
Great captains win Rugby World Cups. Four years ago McCaw was not that man. He is now.
The Man with the big chisel has started to etch a few preliminary lines. Richie McCaw's head is ready to be carved into rugby's Mount Rushmore. Great captains win Rugby World Cups. Four years ago McCaw was not that man. He is now. Even as recently as the Tri-Nations there were doubts about McCaw's leadership.... Continue Reading →
