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Ahluwalia is an astrologer, tarot reader, and vastu expert. Email him at: ahluwalia.shrey@gmail.com March 2025 is a transformative month with planetary shifts influencing all zodiac signs differently. The Sun moves from Aquarius to Pisces, Mercury retrogrades in Pisces, and Jupiter continues its transit in Aries. Saturn in Aquarius emphasises discipline, while Rahu in Pisces and Ketu in Virgo create karmic shifts. Shreya Ahluwalia explores how these energies affect each sign. ARIES (March 21 – April 19) General: This month brings mixed results. With Jupiter in your sign, growth opportunities arise, but Rahu in your 12th house can bring confusion and unexpected expenses. Mercury retrograde in Pisces may cause delays in communication. Career and finance: Job seekers may get good opportunities after March 15. Business owners should avoid making major…

350g chicken fillets (chopped into cubes) 3 tbs butter 1 tsp ginger/garlic paste 1 large onion, finely diced 1 tsp ground green chillies, or more 1 tsp crushed dried red chillies ½ tsp white pepper 1 cinnamon stick 1 tbs Aromat ½ tsp salt, taste to see if you need salt as soups and Aromat already have salt 1 tin creamstyle corn ¼ cup frozen corn 1 packet cream of mushroom soup 1 packet white onion soup ½ cup vermicelli 250ml fresh cream or 500ml (if you want it creamier) 1 bunch dhania, chopped 1 sprig curry leaves ½ bunch shallot, chopped Braise the onion in the butter until softened. Add the ginger/garlic paste and chopped chicken together with the creamstyle corn and frozen corn, pepper, cinnamon stick…

1 cup gram flour ¼ cup Taystee wheat/semolina ¼ cup mealie meal 2 tbs cake flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 medium onion 3 eggs 5 green chillies 2 tsp crushed dried red chilli flakes 1 tsp salt ½ cup oil 1 tin creamstyle corn 1 cup frozen corn ½ cup milk 1 bunch dhania, finely chopped Add the eggs, green chillies, milk and onion to a blender or liquidiser and blend. Pour into a bowl and add the creamstyle corn, whole frozen corn and chilli flakes. Mix well. Sift the flours, baking powder, mealie meal, Taystee wheat and salt in a bowl. Gently whisk into the liquidised mixture together with the oil. Add the chopped dhania and mix well. Pour into a greased casserole bowl, top with sesame or…

AFTER a decade-long delay, a sod-turning ceremony ahead of the construction of a monument to commemorate the arrival of indentured Indians in South Africa, will take place on Thursday. November 16 will mark the 165th anniversary since the first group of Indians arrived in Durban aboard the SS Truro from Madras, to work in the sugar cane plantation of the then Port Natal in 1860. In a statement on Monday, Mntomuhle Khawula, the KZN MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, said they were pleased to put an end to an era of speculations, uncertainty and delays regarding the construction of the monument. “Following a decade-long delay, the project for the erection of the monument is finally set to take off thanks to the respectful, constructive and progressive engagements with all…

THE best friend and business partner of former councillor Sunil Brijmohan, 46, who was gunned down in 2022 in Amanzimtoti, faced his trial in January. Vikash Brian Sewnath, 46, was Brijmohan’s “right hand man”. He stood trial at the Durban Magistrate’s Court with his three co-accused, Vernon Chetty, 26; Farah Moosa, 25; and Sibusiso Ngcobo, 26, who are accused of helping Sewnath plot and execute Brijmohan’s killing. Brijmohan’s sister Natisha Brijmohan testified that the relationship between her brother and his then 19-year-old son was toxic. Al-Barakh Jaleel Van Rooyen, 21, and Santure Kirwin Mkhize, were both found guilty of Brijmohan’s murder and are serving 18-year sentences. They both are witnesses for the State in the trial. Van Rooyen, in his evidence, told the court that Sewnath said the reason they…

THE torture, assault, killing and rape at the hands of those meant to uphold the law, have sparked concern about the “disturbing” rise in police misconduct, with a high number of cases being reported in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. According to the 2023/2024 Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) Annual Performance Report, there were 5 136 cases of police-related incidents recorded across the country. Among the top three provinces with the highest intake of cases were Gauteng with 897, followed by the Western Cape with 888 and KZN with 663. According to the report, there were 212 deaths in police custody, 33 of which were reported in KZN. Of the 460 deaths as a result of police action, 133 were reported to have occurred in KZN. In addition, Ipid received reports of…

This extract explores the educational journey of Omar Badsha, a young member of the Gujarati Muslim community in Natal during the 1960s, within the context of the apartheid regime's educational policies. The passage reflects on the systemic discrimination faced by non-white South Africans, the establishment of alternative educational systems within Indian communities, and the personal struggles of young individuals like Badsha, who navigated the complex intersection of race, religion, and education. It highlights the tensions between traditional Islamic teachings and the secular. Through Badsha's experiences, the extract sheds light on the broader challenges faced by minority communities in apartheid South Africa and the role education played in shaping their social and political identities. THE apartheid government was preoccupied with the question of how to govern and reproduce the African majority.…

“By their fruits you will know them.” This quotation from Christian scripture suddenly popped into my head when Dr AV Mahomed, the chair of the Juma Masjid (or the Grey Street Mosque), came into my office. He was bringing the wonderful gift of a big box of dates to share with our staff here at the Denis Hurley Centre (DHC). The blessing of being located between the mosque and the Catholic Emmanuel Cathedral means we are constantly reminded of the opportunities we have to work together and to celebrate together, people of different faiths but children of the one God. The dates are of course a sign of celebration during Ramadaan. They are the traditional first food that is eaten when Muslims break their fast, just as the evening call…

THE lights in the Oval Office at the White House are dimmed. Two men – President Donald Trump and his sycophantic sidekick, JD Vance – are speaking in hushed tones as they plot the ambush of their next victim. They’re still smirking like schoolboy bullies at the hatchet job they did on Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky, who they believe had to be taught a lesson for refusing to toe the line and say baie dankie. As they surreptitiously rehearse their lines and agree on their respective cues for the next execution, it’s quite clear they’re in for the kill. There will be no mercy for the next guest about to make his entrance. He will be bullied, berated and threatened until he submits to their demands. Surrender or be left…

A CHATSWORTH man, who escaped being shot in last week’s deadly road rage incident on Higginson Highway, relived this week how he dodged the bullets and “ran for my life”. The 56-year-old survivor, who did not want to be named because he feared for his safety, said he was seated next to the driver when they were attacked. Branden “Spikes” Govender, 35, who was driving the white minibus at the time of the incident which occurred near the Moorton off-ramp, was shot dead. Two passengers also sustained gunshot wounds and are recovering in hospital. Govender was transporting nine night-shift staff from a newspaper company in Pinetown to their homes in Chatsworth around 5am last Thursday. The survivor told the POST that Govender tried to avoid a pothole when he knocked…

SOUTH Africa reported 548 cases of bullying in schools since January, prompting the minister of Basic Education to unveil new initiatives aimed at combating this growing issue. Twenty-nine cases were reported in KwaZulu-Natal, 23 in Gauteng and 305 in Limpopo. These shocking statistics were released last week, by Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, in a parliamentary response to Lorato Florence Tito-Duba, a member of the National Assembly for the Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF). Education experts said bullying was an age-old problem and warned it was “becoming more complex in the age of technology”. In response to Tito-Dube’s question about the number of cases since the start of the 2025 school year and the implementation of programmes the Department of Basic Education (DBE) had rolled out to curb bullying,…

A 75-YEAR-old Glenwood woman was assaulted and burnt with a household detergent by her domestic worker of eight-and-a-half years, following a confrontation over missing items from her safe. This incident has sparked concerns about elderly safety and employment verification practices. Brad Nathanson, owner of Brad Nathanson Investigations, said he believed the 45-year-old domestic worker had since fled to her home in Zimbabwe. It had been alleged the woman confronted her domestic worker when she found two items missing from her safe. Nathanson said the domestic worker had attacked the woman when her guard was down. He said the woman had advised her domestic worker to “go home” and consider returning the stolen items. “She arrived a few days later and tricked the elderly woman into opening the safe by suggesting…

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has blasted some of his troubled club’s stars as “not good enough” and “probably overpaid”. Ratcliffe made his scathing assessment after enduring a dismal start to his reign at Old Trafford since taking charge of football operations in February last year. The British billionaire named Rasmus Hojlund, Andre Onana and Casemiro, Jadon Sancho and Antony as the chief causes of his frustration. Sancho and Antony are on loan at Chelsea and Real Betis respectively after underachieving with United. In reference to United still paying instalments of transfer fees on several players, Ratcliffe, who shares ownership with the US-based Glazer family, told the BBC in an interview broadcast on Monday: “If you look at the players we are buying this summer, that we didn’t…

Cricket South Africa announced yesterday that the Proteas Women’s team will be back in action next month when they tour Sri Lanka for ODI tri-series against hosts Sri Lanka and India from April 27 to May 11, 2025. This will mark the return to action for the Laura Wolvaardt-led team having last played in December during the inbound multi-format tour of England Women. The tri-series will also mark the newly appointed head coach Mandla Mashimbyi’s first tour in charge of the team having only overlooked proceedings during the inbound tour of England during the festive season. Proteas Women will return to the subcontinent once again having had multiple outings in Asia last year as the team prepared for the 2024 ICC Women’s ICC World Cup where they lost the final…

AATHI Adi Aaathi, the second single from director SU Arun Kumar’s much-awaited action entertainer Veera Dheera Sooran – Part 2, featuring one of south India’s biggest stars, Chiyaan Vikram, in the lead, has been released. The number, which has lyrics by Vivek, has been sung by music director GV Prakash and singer Sadhika KR. HR Pictures, the production house producing the film, took to X to release the second single. It wrote: “Aaathi Adi Aaathi, a @gvprakash musical that will have you hitting the repeat button.” Actress Dushara Vijayan, on whom the song has been picturised along with Vikram, also took to X to share her thoughts on the romantic number. She wrote: “Here’s the song that’s going to be played on loop – morning, afternoon, early evening, evening, night…

Maidstone Football Club held its 85th anniversary launch and Remembrance Day on Sunday at the Trubel Primay School hall in Tongaat. At the event were:…

1 quantity shortcrust pastry chilli sauce filling of your choice grated Cheddar cheese grated/chopped Mozzarella chopped tomatoes, cubed mixed bell peppers origanum Roll out the shortcrust pastry to 3mm thickness. Cut into circles about 6cm in diameter. Place each circle on a greased baking sheet. Smear chilli sauce on each circle. Top with a filling of your choice. Top with chopped tomatoes and peppers. Cover with both cheeses. Sprinkle origanum over and bake at 180ºC until done (about 10 to 12 minutes). Shortcrust pastry: 1½ cups flour ½ tsp fine salt 150g butter Sift the flour and salt twice. Rub in the butter to resemble breadcrumbs. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons of water (or a little more) and mix to form a firm dough. Wrap with cling wrap…

1 roll of puff pastry 1 roll of patha a little oil egg or milk to brush the tops sesame or poppy seeds Cover a baking sheet with grease-proof paper and spray with a non-stick cooking spray. Roll out the pastry and cut out into the desired shapes (2 per patha). I used a flower shaped biscuit cutter. For the tops, I used a smaller circle cutter to cut out the holes in the centre. Cut the patha into 2cm thick slices. Place the pastry cut-outs (bottom) on the prepared baking sheet leaving enough space to allow the pastry to puff up. Place a slice of patha over the pastry and brush the patha with a little oil. Cover the patha with another pastry cut-out and brush this with…

A MAN from Brits in the North West Province was arrested and charged with pointing a firearm and assault after he allegedly attacked a moulana (priest) at his home last Sunday afternoon. It is alleged that Azharudin Bhayat, 36, had earlier arrived at the Brits Jamiah Mosque with an assault rifle and was looking for a teacher, who had allegedly slapped his son at the madressa, which is attached to the mosque. The Laudium Sun said according to reports, when the teacher was not found, the gunman allegedly threatened to shoot others and burn down the mosque if he did not present himself. Colonel Adele Myburg, the spokesperson for the SAPS in the Northwest Province, said no one had opened a case following the alleged incident at the mosque. But…

INCIDENT 1: The trial of 14 SAPS officers, who are charged with the murder of Chatsworth resident Regan Naidoo, is expected to start in June. The 32-year-old security technician and his two friends were picked up by police from a fuel station in Montford on August 28, 2018. It was alleged that Naidoo had bought a firearm, which had been used in a murder. During questioning, the police officers allegedly assaulted Naidoo and his friends. Naidoo collapsed while he was in custody at the Chatsworth police station holding cells on August 29 at around 3am. The policemen loaded him into a police vehicle and took him to the RK Khan Hospital where he was declared dead on arrival. The officers are also facing charges of kidnapping, torture, attempted murder,…

STOP this alarmist rhetoric about teacher retrenchments! It is rather unfortunate and plain reckless that the finance minister, Enoch Godongwana, has resorted to what can best be described as bullying tactics to coerce the South African community to accept his proposed 2% increase in VAT. He deliberately singled out education as the sector likely to be most affected if this particular revenue collection policy was not implemented. This is the mark of an immature politician and bureaucrat whose fixation with absolute numbers and budget balancing reveals his disconnect from the people he was elected to serve. His careless utterances and thumb-suck estimates of 19 000 teacher retrenchments in KwaZulu-Natal alone clearly indicate that the minister’s intentions were meant to create anxiety and stress in the teaching fraternity and amongst parents.…

CASES of bullying have soared since the start of the 2025 academic year. POST reported on five cases at secondary schools in KZN over the past 10 weeks. Pupils claimed they were assaulted, victimised and afraid to go to school. January l Crystal Point Secondary: A GRADE 8 pupil was allegedly beaten and kicked by about five boys at the school. He was fearful of returning to school after the incident. X-rays confirmed injuries to his chest and that he was struggling to breathe. The doctor informed his mom that he also had severe tissue bruising on his spine. Constable Thenjiswa Ngcobo, spokesperson for KZN police, said a case of assault was being investigated. She said a 14-year-old boy who was arrested and charged, appeared in the Phoenix Magistrate’s Court…

The words, Enjoy Enjaami, Vaango vaango onnaagi, Ammayi ambaariIndha indha mummaari, form the chorus of a popular Tamil song sung by Australian, Sri Lankan-born Dhee and Tamil Nadu rapper Arivu. It is a celebratory song that parallels our South African indentured story. Transliterated and translated the chorus reads: Enjoy enjaami, Vaango vaango onnaagi, Ammayi ambaari Indha indha mummaari. Enjoy my dear, Come together as one, Ride on the elephants, Shower in the rains The occasion of KwaZulu-Natal’s Premier Thami Ntuli and the MEC for Sports Arts and Culture, Mntomuhle Khawula’s sod-turning ceremony to mark the construction of the indentured workers monument, signifies a watershed moment to tell the story of indenture as a proudly South African story, no longer confined to the margins of our history books. In…

A lot has been written about how Papwa Sewgolum had to receive his 1965 Natal Open trophy out in the rain because he wasn’t allowed inside Durban Country Club owing to apartheid, following Dylan Naidoo’s victory at the same course last week. Sewgolum beat out Gary Player in that tournament, and the story made headlines because the second-placed white golfer was given preferential treatment due to the colour of his skin. Player has also come under fire in recent years as his pro-apartheid comments he made in the 1960s and 1970s had resurfaced. Player, however, maintains he had a good relationship with the late Sewgolum. “I was very friendly with Papwa Sewgolum,” Player told IOL Sport in an exclusive interview at the Blair Atholl pre-primary school which his Gary and…

Atletico Madrid stare down both bitter city rivals Real Madrid and the weight of history as they aim to reach the Uefa Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday. Los Blancos are the record 15-time champions, the current holders and lead 2-1 Atletico in the last 16 tie as well as seemingly holding a decades-long jinx on Atletico. The teams have been paired on five occasions in the history of the competition and Real Madrid have emerged triumphant every time. “History exists, and Madrid's history in the Champions League is extraordinary,” said Atletico coach Diego Simeone, before the first leg, with his side still waiting for a first European Cup. Most painful for Atletico were the 2014 and 2016 final defeats in Lisbon and Milan, respectively. Simeone’s side led in stoppage time…

With the Cricket South Africa One Day Cup group stage having wrapped up on Sunday with Boland having booked a home final while the Titans and Dolphins are set to play the qualifier at Kingsmead Stadium today, we picks six Players to watch in the contest. Dewald Brevis: Having had a slow start to his domestic career compared to what many would have anticipated, Brevis has finally made his mark in the longer formats of domestic cricket. The 21-year-old leads the runs charts in the One Day Cup with 362 runs at an average of 72 and has one hundred, and three half-centuries in only six innings. Known for his skill in spinning conditions, Brevis will be one to watch at Kingsmead today. Jon-Jon Smuts: The veteran is once again…

NS Ponkumar, the director of 1947 August 16, wed his girlfriend, R Viveka, in a grand ceremony in Keelakalangal in Tenkasi district in Chennai. Sources said the wedding, held at the Mariyamman Kovil on Sunday, was attended by friends and family. Ponkumar, prior to turning director with 1947 August 16, was an assistant director of AR Murugadoss and worked with the director in Kaththi, Spyder and Akira. Viveka is also from the film industry and worked as an assistant director to actor and director Raghava Lawrence. She worked on the horror comedy Kanchana 3 (in Tamil and Hindi), and as an assistant director to Murugadoss, while he was making Madharasi. Ponkumar also worked as an assistant director in Madharasi. Sources said the couple were good friends and realised they were…

ABHISHEK Bachchan, who has been nominated for best actor for I Want To Talk at the 7th edition of the Critics’ Choice Awards, has described the film as an “incredibly special journey”. Bachchan said: “I am truly honoured to be nominated. This film has been an incredibly special journey, and to have my performance recognised by such a respected panel of critics means a great deal to me. My gratitude to the Film Critics Guild for this recognition.” I Want to Talk stars Bachchan in the lead role and is based on the true story of Arjun Sen, a cancer survivor facing life-altering surgery as well as navigating a complex relationship with his daughter since her childhood. Konkona Sen Sharma, who is nominated for best actress for Killer Soup,…

500g chicken/beef, cut into strips or unblanched prawn meat 1 large onion, finely chopped 1 tbs crushed garlic 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper salt to taste 1 tbs dried crushed red chillies 1½ cups finely chopped cabbage 1½ cups carrots, julienned 1 bunch shallot (spring onions) finely chopped 1 bunch dhania, finely chopped 3 green chillies, finely chopped, optional ¼ cup cooking oil Heat the oil in a pot. Fry the onion until translucent and softened. Add the crushed garlic and simmer for 30 seconds. Now add the meat (except the prawns) and the spices. Cook until the meat is cooked and dry (starting to catch at bottom of pot). Now add the cabbage and carrots and stir-fry until half done. Cool and then garnish with the greens.…

Shortcrust pastry: 1½ cups flour ½ tsp fine salt 150g butter Sift the flour and salt twice. Rub in the butter to resemble breadcrumbs. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons of water (or a little more), and mix to form a firm dough. Wrap in cling wrap and refrigerate until needed. Spicy chicken and cream filling: 500g chicken fillets, chopped 1 tsp ginger/garlic 1 onion, finely chopped salt to taste 1 tbs chilli powder 1 tbs dhania/jeera powder ½ tsp turmeric powder ½ tsp crushed black pepper 3 tbs oil 1 cup fresh cream ½ cup chopped dhania, for garnishing 1 cup Cheddar cheese, grated sesame seeds shortcrust pastry Fry the onion in heated oil until golden brown. Add the ginger/garlic paste and chicken together with the salt, pepper,…

3 cups flour 4½ tsp baking powder ½ tsp freshly ground black pepper 1 tsp fine salt 200g butter 2 eggs 1½ cups milk Sift the flour, baking powder, salt and pepper in a bowl. Rub in the butter. Whisk the eggs and the milk together and add to the flour mix a little at a time to form a soft, sticky dough. Do not handle too much as this is a scone dough. Wrap in cling wrap and set aside. Chicken filling: 500g chicken fillets, cut into small pieces 1 tsp ginger/garlic paste salt to taste 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper 1 tbs freshly ground green chillies 1 tbs crushed dried red chilli flakes ½ tsp turmeric powder 1 large onion, finely chopped 3 tbs oil 250g…

PEOPLE who hire hitmen to “take out” their spouses, relatives or business partners are motivated by the low murder solve rate, failed prosecutions and a broken criminal justice system, experts said this week. In the Durban High Court, last week, Wendel Leo Brock, pleaded guilty to the murder of a Chatsworth father, Bradley Singh. This in a bid to be with Singh’s wife, Loretta Ramrathan. Brock said Ramrathan had paid his relative R20 000 from Singh’s death insurance pay-out to execute the killing. Brock was sentenced to 20 years in prison, while Ramrathan, who also pleaded guilty to murder, received an 18 year sentence. Johan Booysen, the former head of the Hawks in KZN, said: “The reasons for the phenomenon of being able to kill easily can be ascribed to…

RESIDENTS of Shallcross who face ongoing infrastructure challenges, water outages and a lack of service delivery, have taken a stand against four proposed housing developments using green spaces in the community. On Saturday, scores of residents who gathered at a mass meeting organised by the community group, 100STRONG, raised their concerns about the impact the housing development would have on the already strained infrastructure and service delivery. According to the eThekwini Municipality, the proposed housing developments at three parks and on more than 1 000 hectares of land, in various areas of Shallcross, had been earmarked for the April 2022 flood victims. Over the past few weeks, the POST had reported on the concerns raised by the community about the green spaces being used for the housing developments. The residents…

TO TRULY understand the value of our democracy, I embarked on a journey – not through textbooks or political analyses, but through the raw, unfiltered memories of those who lived, fought and bled for it. I immersed myself in the memoirs of South Africa’s freedom fighters, both sung and unsung, and what I found was not just history, but an attestation to the extraordinary lengths human beings will go for the sake of justice and dignity. As I turned the pages, I was no longer a reader; I was a witness. I stood in the cold, damp cells of Robben Island, where the icy winter air cut through the thin fabric of skimpy prison uniforms. I felt the hunger that gnawed at their stomachs, the kind that makes you forget…

Manchester United yesterday announced plans to build a new 100 000-capacity stadium that co-owner Jim Ratcliffe said would be the “world’s greatest” football ground. The decision by the Premier League club came after an extensive consultation process around whether to develop their existing historic Old Trafford stadium or build a new one close by, in conjunction with the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force. United have now confirmed their “intention to pursue a new 100 000-seater stadium as the centrepiece of the regeneration of the Old Trafford area”. The club hopes the new ground can be finished in five years. Scaled models and conceptual images for how the new Old Trafford and surrounding area could look like were revealed yesterday at the London headquarters of architects Foster and Partners, appointed in…

The Cadillac team set to debut in Formula One next year has at least six names on a list of potential drivers and will decide on merit, principal Graeme Lowdon said yesterday. The General Motors-backed team secured final approval last week for their entry as the sport’s 11th outfit on the starting grid, providing a green light for discussions about the future line-up. “The obvious question is whether we’ll have American drivers and personally I see no reason why an American driver can’t be selected on merit,” Lowdon said. “The overriding objective is merit.” Experienced F1 drivers without seats who could be in the frame include Zhou Guanyu, Valtteri Bottas, Sergio Perez and Mick Schumacher while American IndyCar star Colton Herta is regularly mentioned. “Do we see experienced, capable drivers…

MANY of my fellow South Africans are of the opinion that we should move away from the racial stigmas of the past. And, in a developing country, there is a strong case for this. But as much as we would like to practise this, sometimes it is just not possible. I realised this when I watched Wayde van Niekerk win the 400m at the Rio Olympics in 2016. After the race, I stood in that stadium and held my South African flag up high. Many foreign spectators turned to me and cheered. What they didn’t know was that I wasn’t only celebrating Van Niekerk but the plethora of world-class South African “coloured” sportsmen who came before him. You will not find their names alongside Graeme Pollock, Barry Richards or Gary…

The latest quotas drama in South African cricket has reared its ugly head, with the Warriors being docked five log points and fined heavily for failing to field three black African players in a 1-Day Cup match. Now, strictly speaking, the Warriors were in breach of the “administrative conditions” that require them to field three black African players and six players of colour overall. But while they achieved the latter, they only had two black players in the team for the game against the Dolphins on February 16. The problem was that the Warriors and their coach Robin Peterson did not provide an explanation before the match to CSA, as they are required to do, as to why they didn’t field three black African players. A few other teams have…