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Part 1 - 'I thought Swallows was a German club' - Vimarsana News

Part 1 - 'I thought Swallows was a German club'

Retired Brazilian footballer Davi Rancan has revealed the awkward moment how he thought Moroka Swallows was from German when he was first told about the club prior to joining them.

Source: snl24.com
Swallows falling from grace as debilitating transfer ban continues - Vimarsana News

Swallows falling from grace as debilitating transfer ban continues

The latest update on relegation-threatened Swallows FC sees the Soweto giants still unable to register any new players due to an ongoing FIFA imposed transfer ban.

Source: snl24.com
Igor Alves calls time on career - Vimarsana News

Igor Alves calls time on career

Igor Alves calls time on playing career

Igor Alves still waiting for Moroka Swallows payment - Vimarsana News

Igor Alves still waiting for Moroka Swallows payment

Jan 30, 2021 - 10:00 am By Lovemore Moyo Swallows FC will continue to fly without all their wings as their pending case with Brazilian midfielder Igor Alves continues to restrict them from reclaiming their full name. Alves is owed money by the management that ran Moroka Swallows from when he was at the club between 2008 until 2011. Since he took his case to FIFA in 2014, the new owners of the club have taken a precautionary measure of not adopting the full Moroka Swallows name in fear of possible sanctions, even though they identify themselves as the original Dube Birds. The ...

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Street Signs

Print As part of its social justice public art initiative, the City of Newark collaborated with hundreds of activists, community members, and artists to make definitive statements on, literally, two of the city’s better-known streets. Halsey Street, adjacent to Rutgers University–Newark, now has a mural featuring 25-foot-tall letters painted in traffic-yellow brightness that spell ALL BLACK LIVES MATTER. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard now bears the words ABOLISH WHITE SUPREMACY. Among the artists contributing were students in the graphic design program in the Department of Arts, Cul...