A Nigerian man – and husband of six – died after allegedly being forced into a marathon sex session with his “jealous” wives, a report has said.

According to MailOnline, wealthy businessman Uroko Onoja was having sex with the youngest of his spouses when the remaining five are reported to have set upon him with knives and sticks and demanded that he have sex with each of them too.

Onoja went on to have sex with four of his wives in succession, but “stopped breathing” as the fifth was making her way to the bed, MailOnline quotes Nigeria’s Daily Post as saying.

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Durban – A pregnant woman, who was sent home from Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital after being told the facility had no space for her to deliver her full-term baby, says her newborn died in utero.

Abigail Pillay, 28, said was thrilled when she received confirmation she was expecting her first child.

She said like any expectant mother, she thought of possible names, bought baby clothes, and was all set to welcome her bundle of joy into the world.

However, after not naturally experiencing labour on the scheduled date, Pillay was referred to the hospital from her local clinic with instructions that she was ready for induction – the process through which labour is forced.
For details go to http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/kwazulu-natal/baby-dies-over-hospital-space-1.1349018

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BY Obakeng Maje

Johannesburg – The draw for the Absa Women’s League National Championships took place at the Nasrec headquarters of the South African Football Association this morning.

The Absa Women’s League National Championships are scheduled to take place in Kimberly, Northern Cape with the Galeshewe Stadium hosting the opening and closing matches, while the AR Abass Stadium will be used for the group stages clashes.

The tournament kicks off on Friday, 3 August 2012 with the final scheduled for Women’s Day, Thursday, 9 August 2012.

This Under 19 tournament is now in its fourth year, having started in Tshwane in 2009. The other editions took place in Mafikeng and Richardsbay.

The tournament is a feeder to the Under 17, Under 20 and Banyana Banyana national teams.

All 52 regions of the South African Football Association hosted matches throughout the course of the season and the best players from each province were selected to participate in the National Championships.

“Absa should be applauded for this initiative as it has helped to produce some of our women football stars who are in the Banyana Banyana squad currently doing duty in London at the Olympics. The tournament has played a great role in grooming the future of this country’s talent,” said Sam Masitenyane, Chairperson of the SAFA Competitions Committee.

Some of the Banyana Banyana players who passed through this tournament are Amanda Sister and Zamandosi Cele, as well as Robyn Moodaly, who are expected to feature for the Senior Women’s National Team at the Olympics against Sweden tonight.

Moodaly has also represented South Africa at the FIFA World Cup Under 17 tournament in Trinidad and Tobago.

All nine competing provinces were all placed in a pot and a random draw was conducted to determine the schedule of fixtures for this edition of the tournament.

The current champions of the Absa Women’s League National Championships are the Eastern Cape having won the tournament in 2011. Gauteng won the previous two editions in 2009 and 2010.

“We are looking forward to the Absa Women’s League National Championships in August and we are confident that Kimberly will prove a wonderful host city and that our young female footballers will strive to give of their best as they aim to represent their provinces with distinction,” said Steward Masela, Absa Sponsorship Manager.

THE DRAW:

Fixtures:

BY Onbakeng Maje

The South African Women’s Senior National Team (Banyana Banyana) may be the new kids on the block in terms of Olympic Games level experience, but statistics will be far from their minds when they represent Team SA, and the country, in their opening Group F fixture in Coventry, England on Wednesday, 25 July 2012 (20h00 kick-off SA time).

Thanks to the firm financial backing of Sasol, the South Africans have had a solid build-up to the Olympic Games, and will put Sweden’s statistics far out of their minds when they lace up their boots for action. Sasol is also the official sponsor of Team SA at the Olympics and Paralympics respectively.

While Banyana Banyana is placed 4th on the Confederation of African football rankings, the Swedes are ranked 2nd in Europe.

Sweden beat France 2-1 in the playoff for third and fourth places at the 2011 FIFA World Cup held in Germany last year, and it is these two nations that will represent Europe at the Olympics over the next few weeks.

South Africa’s head coach Joseph Mkhonza, who played as a striker for South African professional sides Kaizer Chiefs and African Wanderers in the 1970s, described the mood among the Banyana Banyana players as “nervous but excited, and can’t wait for the Olympic Games action to begin”.

“We have had a look at the match venue and have a fully fit team of 18 players to choose from for the match against Sweden,” said Mkhonza.

“We have known since we beat Ethiopia in September last year that we were going to play at the Olympics, so I don’t believe the moment will be too big for our players.”

Following the match against Sweden, the South Africans will play their next Group F fixture at the same venue on Saturday, 28 July 2012 against Canada (15h45 kick-off), before playing FIFA World Cup women’s champions Japan in Cardiff, Wales in their final group fixture on Tuesday, 31 July 2012 (15h30 kick-off).

The 12 teams have been drawn in three groups of four teams each, with the top two sides from each group and the best two third placed teams, qualifying for the last eight knockout stage of the competition.

BY Obakeng Maje

A Provincial infrastructure development colloquium to unlock economic infrastructure delivery, accelerate growth, development and job creation is to be hosted by the Planning Commissionin the Office of North West Premier Mme Thandi Modise. The two-day roundtable is to be held as from Monday 30-31 July 2012 at Sun City Resort outside Rustenburg.

The objectives of the colloquium themed “Growth and Development Colloquim: Strategies to unlock the economic potential of the North West Province” to focus on strategic development priorities of water, energy, economic infrastructure and roads identified by Premier Modise is aimed at:

• Establishing an understanding of the significance of infrastructure development to growth and development in the province
• Exploring infrastructure development to accelerate job creation
• Laying the foundation for the development of the provincial long term plan that is aligned to the National Development Plan
• Interacting with other role players in infrastructure development

“The colloquium presents us with an opportunity to prioritise on development investment as expressed in SIP 4 and 7 of the government strategic integrated projects with a view formulate a comprehensive provincial infrastructure plan that is also aligned to our provincial industrial strategy and Special Economic Zone to maximise impact,” says Premier Mme Thandi Modise.

The keynote address by Minister of Energy, Ms Dipuo Peters on the opening day of the colloquium hosted in partnership with Development Bank of Southern Africa will focus on the relevance of the energy sector and the importance of energy planning.

In addition to a presentation to be delivered by Mr. Pascal Moloi from the National Planning Commission, other presentations by various public and private partners including academia in plenary and commissions will cover:

• Water challenges and the approach towards prioritization(2030 and beyond)-Prof Mike Muller from Wits University
• Water for growth and development :Overcoming the challenges, , -Ms Zandile Mathe (DDG National Water Resources infrastructure in the Department of Water Affairs)
• Renewable energy-Dr William Stafford ( CSIR
• Conventional energy sources-Dr Senzio Myeni(Corporate Specialist, Business Sciences at Eskom)
•  towards sustainable energy provision and challenges of climate change-Dr Gary Kendall(Programme for Sustainable Leadership South Africa),
• The benefit of economic Infrastructure to the province’s competitive advantage -Dr. Khathutshelo Sikhitha(Senior Economist Department of Economic Development
•   The potential labour absorptive capacity of infrastructure development-Mr Richard Goode(Lead Sector Strategy Specialist :Infrastructure Planning at DBSA)
• Unlocking the challenge of grant funded municipal infrastructure development-Ms Santhurie Naidoo (Executive manager Economic And Infrastructure Development Branch Dept of Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs)
• Conceptualising economic infrastructure for rural development-Ms Leona Archary (DDG: Infrastructure and Economic Development from Department of Rural Development)

Premier Modise will also deliver the keynote address at the networking dinner to be on Monday evening.

Members of the media are invited to cover the colloquium. Kindly RSVP with Francoiz Davids @ 082 305 1765 or fdavids@nwpg.gov.za before 12:00 on Thursday for accreditation (media only)

BY Obakeng Maje

The South African Police Service in conjunction with other social partners will embark on a public education and awareness campaign amongst the youth and schools in Ikageng and Promosa on Thursday, 2012-07-26.

The program was initiated as a preventative measure to address the root causes of crime reported in Ikageng, specifically rapes, domestic violence, murders, assaults as well as drug-related crimes. Drugs and substance abuse has been identified as the contributing factor in terms of many crimes that are being reported at the police.

The objective of this program is to raise maximum awareness in public places, such as schools, shopping centers, taxi terminals, taverns, shebeens and at residential homes.

The project will commence with a motorcade from Ikageng SAPS,08:00-12:30. All interested parties/community members are invited to attend this project and to participate in the motorcade.

Team of experts will be addressing learners at identified Primary Schools in Ikageng and Promosa.  Later at 14:00  Grade 11 learners will engage in a debate around drug and substance abuse at OR Tambo Hall.

The South African Police Service would like to encourage all members of the community to become involved in crime prevention programs and to assist the police to bring perpetrators to book. “Together, we can squeeze crime to zero”.