Centrafrique: reprise des audiences criminelles après plusieurs mois …

En Centrafrique, la première session criminelle de l’année s’est ouverte seulement ce lundi 3 août à la Cour d’appel de Bangui, après plusieurs mois de retard liés, selon les autorités judiciaires, à des contraintes financières. Prévue deux fois par an, cette session permettra d’examiner une trentaine de dossiers durant quatre semaines. Un rendez-vous important pour les victimes, les accusés en attente de jugement et l’ensemble des acteurs de la justice, dans un contexte où la lutte contre l’impunité reste un défi majeur.

Ryan Rickelton led the South African charge as SunRisers Leeds posted the highest total in Hundred history at Headingley. chickenroad.qpon

SunRisers posted 241 for two before restricting London Spirit to 204 for six to seal a 37-run win.

Rickelton produced a brutal unbeaten 94 off 42 balls, striking six fours and eight sixes at a strike rate of 223.80. He shared a 148-run opening partnership with Mitch Marsh, who made 76 off 37 deliveries.

The Proteas wicketkeeper also made an impact behind the stumps, taking two catches during London’s unsuccessful chase.

READ: The evolution behind the Proteas stumps

London’s South African pair had mixed fortunes. Dewald Brevis struck 38 off 21 balls, including three fours and two sixes, before falling to Matthew Revis. He had earlier held the catch that removed Marsh.

Lhuan-dré Pretorius made five from three deliveries before being dismissed by Reece Topley. His boundary helped London recover from Jonny Bairstow’s first-ball duck, although a cluster of early wickets left them in trouble.

David Willey’s unbeaten 83 kept the visitors fighting, but Rickelton’s assault had already given SunRisers more than enough runs to secure victory.

Photo: Gareth Copley/Getty Images

The post Rickelton runs riot in SunRisers victory appeared first on SA Cricket Mag.

La Côte d’Ivoire a validé son billet pour les quarts de finale de la CAN féminine 2026 après sa victoire face à la Tanzanie (2-1), lors de la dernière journée du groupe B. Les Éléphantes terminent en tête de leur poule avec sept points.

Les Ivoiriennes ont pris l’avantage grâce à Nsira Ouedraogo, qui a ouvert le score à la 44e minute. En seconde période, Inès Konan a doublé la mise sur penalty à la 68e minute, après une faute provoquée par Ouedraogo, offrant une avance confortable à son équipe. La Tanzanie a réduit l’écart dans le temps additionnel par Msewa, également sur penalty à la 90e+9, mais la Côte d’Ivoire a conservé son avantage jusqu’au coup de sifflet final.

Avec ce succès, les joueuses de Reynald Pedros terminent premières du groupe B et affronteront l’Algérie en quarts de finale, samedi à 19h.

Dans l’autre rencontre de la poule, l’Afrique du Sud a décroché sa qualification en dominant le Burkina Faso (1-0). Thembi Kgatlana a inscrit l’unique but de la partie en première période, permettant aux Banyana Banyana de terminer à la deuxième place du groupe avec quatre points.

L’Afrique du Sud retrouvera ainsi le Maroc, pays hôte de la compétition, en quarts de finale à Rabat. La Tanzanie et le Burkina Faso quittent, de leur côté, la CAN féminine 2026 après la phase de groupes.

The post CAN féminine 2026 : la Côte d’Ivoire et l’Afrique du Sud qualifiées pour les quarts de finale appeared first on AfricaFootUnited.

Convoité par plusieurs clubs européens après une saison exceptionnelle avec Frosinone, Farès Ghedjemis voit sa cote grimper de jour en jour. Après avoir repoussé une première approche du Celtic Glasgow, le club italien vient également de refuser une offre plus importante des Rangers. Une position qui confirme les grandes ambitions des dirigeants des Canarini, tandis que l'AS Monaco reste toujours très attentif à la situation.

The post Mercato : Double refus pour les prétendants de Ghedjemis ! appeared first on Football Algérien - DZFOOT.COM.

Springbok boss Rassie Erasmus on Tuesday appealed for respect for Argentina, while putting a stop to enquiries about his Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry selections.

Erasmus sat alongside Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu in a teleconference from Buenos Aires, after naming the Bok team to face Felipe Contepomi’s Los Pumas on Saturday.

Feinberg-Mngomezulu will start at 10 in his first outing for the Boks this year. Asked how important it was for him to put in a big performance ahead of the All Blacks series, Erasmus interjected.

TEAM: Siya back for fully-loaded Boks

“That’s not in Sacha’s hands,” he said. “It’s not him competing with Handré Pollard and Manie Libbok. It’s Handré helping him this weekend to perform as well as he can … that’s the way we operate.

“All three of them will definitely be in the Greatest Rivalry squad, and definitely will go to the World Cup if they keep their form. He can’t control if he gets injured, obviously … But we’re going to go with three flyhalves and they are the three flyhalves currently.”

Feinberg-Mngomezulu was then quizzed what it would mean to face New Zealand over four Tests from 22 August to 12 September.

“I don’t mean to disrespect your question, but I’m coming back from injury so I can’t really be thinking two weeks ahead,” the 24-year-old replied.

“I’ve played against the All Blacks four times now, I’ve enjoyed it every single time, and that’s it. I’m focused on Saturday.”

SACHA: I’m not coming in with a big head

Erasmus was also asked whether there was a message for the seven returning Boks in the match 23 not to overreach trying to impress the selectors.

“I hope you guys don’t take this the wrong way when we keep on answering the same … But, if you’re an Argentinian coach or Argentinian player, and we sit here talking about the All Blacks series and they hear this press conference, it will be a slap in their face.

“I want to mention again: we want to try and beat Argentina in Argentina, which is a really tough thing, if people believe it or not,” the coach said. “They’ve given us the biggest hiding ever since we’ve coached the Springboks as a coaching team [32-19 in Mendoza, 2018].

“To answer your question: we all believe they will be in the Greatest Rivalry squad, but it’s not in the sense that they must play themselves into the squad.

“We definitely know we’re going to use them somewhere during the Greatest Rivalry, but we just have to get past this tough hurdle that’s in front of us.”

RASSIE: ‘Don’t have to worry, Siya’s always delivered’

Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images

The post Rassie unloads on media appeared first on SA Rugby magazine.