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Africa’s legacy in the wake of the World Cup

What legacy has the multi-billion dollar soccer fest left for the host nation and the entire continent?

By Rosemary Mroba Gaisie - 10 August 2010 - Audio

The Plight of Namibia Soccer Referees

Despite insults, abusive language and sometimes life threats made towards referees in the Namibian soccer game, referees have continued to officiate during matches. Do referees officiate for the love of the game or for the love of money?

By Uruanaani Scara Johannes-Matundu - 30 July 2010 - Audio

Nigerian culture on the football field

Nigeria, a country of more than 250 ethnic groups, is a true melting pot of several cultures. As social activities are a reflection of a country’s culture, how is Nigeria’s cultural diversity linked to football?

By Eden Berhane Hailu - 27 July 2010 - Audio

The history of house music in South Africa

South Africans identify very strongly with house music. More than just a genre, it’s a lifestyle with its own special definition.

By Goitsemang Nkomo - 14 July 2010 - Audio

African Expectations

Hopes were so high for Africa, prior to the start of the first staged World Cup tournament in South Africa. With the early exit of five of her six representatives, and the painful knock out of the last African team, Ghana, at the quarter final stage, what story has Africa got to tell?

By Rosemary Mroba Gaisie - 7 July 2010 - Audio

Surviving for Gold

In South Africa, the lengths locals go to for gold.

By Kofi Adu Domfeh - 6 July 2010 - Audio

The Ghanaian Experience

There is a perception among Africans that people who travel a lot or live outside their home countries are well to do. But what is the real situation?

By Rosemary Mroba Gaisie - 3 July 2010 - Audio

Grooming Talents

South African soccer legends invest in the youth.

By Kofi Adu Domfeh - 1 July 2010 - Audio