Welcome to the Season 2 tag page! Here you’ll find a mix of sports thrillers, political moves, tech buzz and even a few internship tips that matter right now. We’ve pulled together the most talked‑about pieces so you can skim, click, or share without hunting through endless archives.
If you’re into football, you won’t want to miss Kaizer Chiefs’ 2‑0 win over Stellenbosch in the Betway Premiership opener. The match set the tone for a strong season and gave fans a reason to celebrate early. Across the continent, the CAF Champions League quarter‑final clash between Esperance de Tunis and Mamelodi Sundowns promises fireworks – two teams fighting for a spot in the semi‑finals.
Cricket lovers have their dose too: Australia’s Green and Owen turned the tide against West Indies at Sabina Park, delivering a memorable finish. And back home, Zimbabwe chose to bat first in the second Test against Bangladesh, eyeing a rare series sweep. Each of these games shows how South African and African teams are shaping global sports narratives.
On the political front, President Bola Tinubu just returned from Europe where he discussed security ties and economic cooperation – a move that could affect trade routes across the continent. Meanwhile, Lagos has flagged 176 illegal estates, giving developers a 21‑day deadline to sort out layout approvals. It’s a clear signal that urban planning rules are tightening.
Tech updates include the buzz around Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro – an 8x zoom periscope lens and a new physical camera button are set to wow photographers. In Nigeria, the INEC portal launch is kicking off the 2025 voter registration drive, making it easier for citizens to sign up online.
We also spotlight a few human‑interest pieces: the revival of the dire wolf by Colossal Biosciences raises ethical questions, and San Francisco’s last standing lesbian bar keeps its legacy alive despite cultural shifts. Both stories remind us that innovation and heritage often walk hand in hand.
Whether you’re hunting for internship leads, sports scores, or policy changes, Season 2 brings it all together in a tidy package. Jump into the articles that catch your eye, share what matters with friends, and stay ahead of the curve without getting lost in noise.
In the season 2 premiere of *1923* on Paramount+, the show honors late actor Cole Brings Plenty with a moving tribute. Brings Plenty, who portrayed Pete Plenty Clouds, passed away at 27, and Jeremy Gauna steps in to continue the role. Aminah Nieves, co-star and close friend, shares heartfelt insights about his absence and the challenging yet fitting recasting choice.