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*THRILLING FINALS AT UFH PEER EDUCATOR'S SPORT TOURNAMENT! 🎉*

The highly anticipated Peer Educator's Sport Tournament, held at the University of Fort Hare's Alice campus sport ground on Saturday, September 6, 2025, came to a thrilling conclusion! 🏟️

*NETBALL FINALS: LOVEDALE TAKES THE CROWN 🏐*

In a nail-biting finale, Lovedale's netball team emerged victorious, defeating the University of Fort Hare (UFH) team with a score of 11-8. The crowd was on the edge of their seats as the two teams battled it out on the court, displaying impressive teamwork and determination. Lovedale's strategic plays and precise shots ultimately sealed their win, earning them the top spot in the tournament.

*SOCCER FINALS: LOVEDALE SCORES BIG ⚽️*

The soccer finals were just as intense, with Lovedale and BCC going head-to-head in a thrilling match. In the end, Lovedale's skillful gameplay paid off, as they secured a 2-0 win over BCC.

*A DAY OF SPORTS, UNITY AND FUN 🌟*

The Peer Educator's Sport Tournament was more than just a competition, it was a celebration of teamwork, unity, and the spirit of sportsmanship. The event brought together students from different institutions, fostering a sense of community and friendly rivalry. Congratulations to all the teams that participated, and special shoutouts to Lovedale's netball and soccer teams for their well-deserved wins! 👏🏆

Get ready for a day of sports, teamwork, and peer excellence! ⚽🏐 Join the Peer Educator's Sport Tournament on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at 9 am on the Alice campus sports ground! 🎉 Watch netball and soccer teams from WSU, RHODES, LOVEDALE, BCC, and UFH battle it out for top honors! Come cheer on your favorites, soak up the excitement, and support peer educators in action! 👏🥳

ZK Matthews Cup Round 2 Knockouts

The stakes are higher! 🔥 Only 10 teams remain from the original 19. Who will make the cut to the top 5? Only few days left ZIKHALE , this weekend Alice ground KUZO KWAZIWANA !! 🏆🔥

Check out the fixtures below and come support your team this weekend. ⚽️

THRILLING NETBALL & FOOTBALL ACTION 🏐⚽️

The battle for ZK Matthews Cup supremacy begins.🥳 Join us this weekend for electrifying netball and football knockout stages. Come out in numbers to cheer on your resmates, peers, and favorite residences as they fight for a spot in the tournament! 🏆

Who will rise to the challenge and make it to the next round ? 🤔

EBETHIWEYO IYAGODUKA!!!🤫🔥

RES LEAGUE ROARS BACK TO LIFE 🥳🔥

We are thrilled to announce that the University of Fort Hare Residence League is back! In preparation for the prestigious ZK Matthews Cup (formerly known as the VC's Cup), the league will kick off with knockout stages. Yesterday, a crucial football meeting was held where coaches shared valuable insights and strategies on how to tackle the tournament.

The excitement continued with a toss ceremony, where each team randomly selected their opponent for the knockout stages, adding an element of unpredictability to the competition. To further support the teams, training balls were handed out to each participating team.

The fixtures for the upcoming weekend will be posted soon, so stay tuned for the match schedules and get ready to cheer on your favorite teams. We look forward to an exciting and competitive tournament.

🎓✨ Congratulations to our incredible Communication Student Forum (COSFO) media team members graduating today! You have shown unwavering commitment not only to creating outstanding media content but also to excelling in your studies. Your dedication, creativity, and hard work have truly made a difference. Wishing you all the success and bright opportunities ahead as you step into the next exciting chapter of your journey! 🌟🎉

EXCITING UPDATES ON THE INGQAWA FOOTBALL EASTER TOURNAMENT!

After careful consideration and requests from teams, we're thrilled to announce some fantastic changes to our tournament. 🥳

We're opening the tournament to everyone, allowing each team to have an unlimited number of players above the age of 21.

Each team can consist of a maximum of 30 people, including their technical team.

Every participating team member will receive a FREE ticket to our exclusive after-party, Shedi el Festivals Easter Edition! Enjoy complimentary access for the whole weekend!💃

REGISTRATION STILL OPEN: Don't miss out! Registration closes TOMORROW. Secure your spot with R1000 and get a chance to win interesting prizes!⚽️🔥

Get ready for an unforgettable Easter weekend! Register now and join the fun!

KICK OFF EASTER WITH A GOAL!

Ingqawa Football Easter Tournament hits Alice. Get details on the poster. Catch the tournament director on Forte FM 88.2 MHz tomorrow at 08:00. BIG PRIZES up for grabs , Register now! Plus, secure your spot at the Football Summit after the tournament. ⚽️🔥

University of Fort Hare Students March for Justice for 7-Year-Old R**e Victim

Putting aside their political differences , a march was held by UFH students in solidarity with a 7-year-old girl, known as Cwecwe, who was allegedly r***d at her school in Matatiele, Bergview. The students are demanding justice for the young victim and expressing outrage over the handling of the case.

According to reports, the principal of the school is allegedly the suspect in the case. However, he has allegedly refused to submit DNA samples, sparking widespread criticism. Further allegations suggest that the principal expelled Cwecwe from the school, exacerbating the trauma she has already endured.

The case has gained significant attention on social media, with many calling for justice for Cwecwe. However, it has also been reported that AfriForum, a South African non-governmental organization, is representing the principal in this case. This development has sparked controversy, with many questioning why the organization would choose to represent the accused.

The university students’ march aimed to bring attention to the case and demand justice for Cwecwe. The students are calling for the principal to be held accountable for his actions.

The case of Cwecwe has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation. The students' march is a testament to the growing demand for justice and accountability in South Africa. As the case continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether justice will be served for Cwecwe and her family.