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LIPULI FC NEEDS MORE THAN 800 MILLIONS TO LIVE UP TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE

AFTER 1-1 draw against Young Africa SC of Dar es Salaam, Lipuli FC of Iringa coach, Mr. Selemani Matola has talked about their opponents by saying that even if their game would be 200 minutes never could Young Africa SC win. The teams met in the Mainland at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar, last Saturday   where Lipuli was well-known to Yanga and made the defender champions unemployed in both periods.  Simba's former midfielder have discussed the game by saying that Yanga had no alternatives, but their plan was the same as they also used in the Soccer Games against Simba.  However, Lipuli FC of Iringa requires more than Sh 800 million so that it can it do well due the Vodacom Premier League (VPL). Lipuli FC has returned to the league, after 17 years of absence and it is the only team playing le premier league from Iringa region. Recently, Iringa Regional Commissioner Ms. Amina Masenza, organized a fundraising event to contribute towards the club in p...

St Olave's allows rejected sixth-formers to return to school

Grammar school had told pupils who failed to get Bs or above in exams that they could not continue A-level studies Lawyers acting for some of the affected families had issued judicial review proceedings against St Olave’s. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Sally Weale , David Pegg and Richard Adams The grammar school revealed to be systematically pushing pupils out halfway through the sixth form has dramatically backed down and said that all affected pupils will be able to rejoin the school next week without conditions. Pressure from parents taking legal action and media coverage following the Guardian’s revelations has seen St Olave’s grammar school in Orpington, south-east London, change its stance and drop its stringent academic requirements, which had seen pupils who had not achieved top marks being abruptly told to leave midway though their A-level courses. The affair has lifted a lid on the possibly illegal practice designed to boost a school’s league...