SOUTH AFRICA WORLD CUP SQUAD DELAYED AFTER VISA ISSUES, SET TO DEPART MONDAY AHEAD OF OPENING MATCH IN MEXICO CITY . (PHOTO).

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 South Africa World Cup squad delayed after visa issues, set to depart Monday ahead of opening match in Mexico City  South Africa’s World Cup squad has delayed its departure after visa issues disrupted travel plans, with the team now set to leave Monday following last-minute efforts to resolve the problem. The national soccer body confirmed the change after the squad was originally scheduled to depart Sunday but was unable to do so because some players and support staff had not yet secured U.S. visas. South Africa will open its World Cup campaign on June 11 against co-host Mexico in Mexico City and is also set to play a group-stage match in the United States. Sports officials said the visa delay stemmed from an administrative error involving team management. Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie publicly criticized the situation, calling it embarrassing and demanding a formal report from the South African Football Association. He said the situation was making the country “look like ...
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‎NKPOR LANDLORD ASSOCIATION THREATENS SANCTIONS OVER BLOCKED GUTTERS, UNPAID SANITATION LEVIES. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ‎Nkpor Landlord Association Threatens Sanctions Over Blocked Gutters, Unpaid Sanitation Levies

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‎By Nkechi Bridget Okoye

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‎The Chairman of Amafor West Landlord Association, Nkpor, Mr. Ephraim Ikwunne, has warned residents of Amafor West and its environs to stop dumping refuse in waterways, describing the act as harmful to public health.

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‎The warning was delivered through the association’s public announcer. Mr. Ikwunne expressed concern over the increasing blockage of drainage channels with waste, noting that it poses a threat to human life and encourages the spread of diseases in the area. 

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‎In his words, “Refuse should not be dumped in waterways. These canals are meant for the free flow of water, not for waste disposal."

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‎The Chairman also urged residents to pay their sanitation and security levies promptly. He explained that the levies are remitted to relevant government agencies and will enable proper clearing of drainages and smooth collaboration with security operatives.

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‎Mr. Ikwunne stressed the importance of timely payment of security levies to support the work of security personnel in the community. He added that the Amafor West Landlord Association taskforce will soon begin enforcement, and defaulters will face strict penalties in line with the association’s rules.

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