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Leaders
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Leaders
Fawerha Nostalgia: A Night of Music and Memories in Jeddah
Music, joy and memories are coming to Jeddah at the Fawerha Nostalgia – one of Jeddah Season's largest concerts. Taking place on June 13, 2025, Fawerha Nostalgia will bring a selection of the most famous stars in the 2000s to perform live at the Jeddah Superdome, taking the audiences on a heartfelt journey through the past. For over two hours, the stars of the golden decade (2000 to 2010) will play some of their all-time hits, dazzling audiences with their sweet melodies and vibrant songs that profoundly shaped their lives. On one stage, Arab and international music legends will perform their popular songs, under the theme 'Hits from 2000 to 2010,' amid nostalgic vibes, reviving pleasant memories and promising an unforgettable night at Jeddah Superdome. The exceptional night will feature iconic Arab stars, such as Ramy Gamal, Maya Nasri, Samo Zaen, Ahmed Batshan, Haytham Said, Iwan, Jannat, Youssef Al-Omani, and Ahmed Cherif. It also includes the Egyptian band Wama. Moreover, the mega star Massari and the British boy band Blue will deliver a highly-anticipated performance. مساري بنفسه يقولكم تعالو!الليلة المنتظرة قربت… فورها نوستالجيا 🔥جيل الطرب الجميل بيرجع لكم بصوت وإحساس 😍 احجز تذكرتك قبل لا تخلص 🎟️ #فورها_نوستالجيا #حفلات_جدة #مساري #ويبوك — | We're All About Fun (@webook) June 9, 2025 The participating stars have expressed excitement about the concert through videos on social media, inviting their fans to join them in Jeddah's special music event. At Fawerha Nostalgia, audiences will have a unique opportunity to relive cherished moments and connect with the soundtrack of their youth in a curated experience designed to celebrate a pivotal period in contemporary music. Short link : Post Views: 1
CAF
18-02-2025
- Sport
- CAF
Historic Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Workshop gets under way in Zambia
Published: Tuesday, 18 February 2025 A Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Workshop commenced in the Zambian capital Lusaka on Monday, bringing together 40 male and female referees for an intensive five-day training programme. This groundbreaking workshop is the first of its kind in East, Central, and Southern Africa, marking a major step forward in the region's adoption of VAR technology. The workshop is being conducted by leading global and regional experts, including FIFA IT Technology Support and COSAFA VAR specialist Ramy Gamal, FIFA VAR Instructor Carlos Astroza and COSAFA Referees Manager Felix Tangawarima, who also doubles as VAR project manager. Speaking on the sidelines workshop, Tangawarima emphasised COSAFA's commitment to VAR implementation, confirming that all COSAFA tournaments in 2024 will feature VAR. 'For this year 2025, all our tournaments in COSAFA will be done with VAR,' he said. 'Zambia is the first country in the Central, East and Southern zones to get the proper VAR project role out and we are going to be with the referees (in Lusaka) for the next five days where we anticipate every referee will do a minimum of 25 hours training. 'For a referee to be certified, they have to be trained and go through a minimum of 25 hours.' Tangawarima said the training programme is vital in preparing and equipping Zambian referees as the Zambian Super League gears up to introduce VAR in the upcoming season. 'Zambia intends to introduce VAR in the league in the coming seasons and for them to be able to do that, we have to train as many referees as possible. We have 40 Super League referees who will be trained and certified at this groundbreaking VAR proper package. We started a pilot project for the (2023 Absa) Cup final of the Zambian game. We didn't use Zambian referees because we didn't have VAR certified referees,' explained Tangawarima. FAZ President Andrew Kamanga, who officiated at the opening ceremony, thanked COSAFA for bringing the initiative to Zambia. 'Please deliver this message to the COSAFA Executive that we are indeed very grateful that you have been able to come and support us with this initiative. There can be no successful implementation of VAR without trained personnel. This exercise is critical in ensuring that we are ready for the undertaking that we have signed up,' Kamanga said. 'We are already doing a lot of work in our game to incorporate technology as witnessed by the recent handover of Global Tracking System equipment for all our Super League teams for both men and women. All these developments are embedded in our 10-year strategic plan that we are calling Vision 2030.'
