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January 7, 2022
Parallel to the Rapid and Blitz World Championships in Warsaw, FIDE held its annual congress. Delegates participated mostly online. On its website, FIDE recently published the "results and decisions" of the congress. Despite the Corona pandemic, FIDE is solidly financed, now largely from sponsorship, donations and broadcasting rights, less so from membership fees. The World Chess Federation has reacquired the rights to the World Championships. | Photos: David Llada
December 30, 2021
Chinese General Administration of Sport has banned national soccer team players from having tattoos on their bodies, and for those already with tattoos, it is advised to remove or cover them during training and games, the administration said on Thursday.
December 30, 2021
The 92nd FIDE General Assembly took place yesterday, December 28, and for the first time ever, it was organized under a hybrid format.
December 3, 2021
World football governing body, FIFA has dismissed appeals from South Africa and Benin Republic relating to decisive 2022 World Cup qualifying matches |
November 21, 2021
2022 World Cup qualifiers: Ghana have sent a reply to Fifa on the back of being accused of match manipulation by South Africa.
November 21, 2021
2022 World Cup qualifiers: Ghana have sent a reply to Fifa on the back of being accused of match manipulation by South Africa.
November 21, 2021
2022 World Cup qualifiers: Ghana have sent a reply to Fifa on the back of being accused of match manipulation by South Africa.
October 25, 2021
Full responses from Matshela Koko, former interim Eskom group chief executive for Eskom, to questions from News24.
August 17, 2021
The Education Department said out of the 275 reported sexual misconduct cases, 166 have been finalised and 92 were still pending.
June 17, 2021
así como a por lo menos 400 civiles de quienes se perdió el rastro en Riosucio. El gobernador indígena además manifestó que sin la protección debida, los restos que permanecen inhumados podrían ser excavados y perdidos. Desde la jurisdicción se indicó de gran relevancia escuchar los testimonios de los afectados para entender cómo el fenómeno criminal de la desaparición forzada afectó tanto física como espiritualmente a ese cabildo indígena. Además, se reafirmó el compromi...