Prince Harry and Meghan had their honeymoon in East Africa.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex managed to pull off a secret honeymoon – in Africa!
 
A close source told E! News the newlyweds - who tied the knot at St. Georges Chapel on 19 May - travelled to East Africa and visited two countries, where they participated in various outdoor adventures and safaris.

"It was the perfect break and blend of their passions," the source said.
"Restorative and the perfect holiday before starting a very busy second half of 2018."
But the suspected honeymoon destination comes as no surprise. Harry and Meghan vacationed in a lodge in Zambia last year and the 36-year-old’s wedding ring was specially sourced from Botswana by the prince.
"We camped out with each other under the stars. She came and joined me for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic," Prince Harry said in their first joint interview with BBC.
A few months before the wedding, the royal couple announced they’d be delaying their honeymoon to fulfill their royal duties, reports People.
"The couple will be going on honeymoon, but not straightaway," Kensington Palace spokesperson Jason Knauf said at the time.
"They will have their first engagement as a married couple in the week after the wedding."
Although it was previously reported the pair would be spending their honeymoon in Canada, an insider told Elle that the Duke and Duchess have always had a soft spot for Africa.
"The couple has been keen to explore other countries in Africa, and I’m certain we’ll see them do that on this honeymoon."
Sources: eonline.com, elle.com, thecut.com, people.com

Rapper Jay-Z sued

He's accused of acting "with malice" by a producer who says he's owed 10 years of sales royalties from the platinum selling album.

Raynard Herbert - known as Rae Rae - claims he helped the rapper master the album and settle the distribution agreement for a payment of 1% of the profits.

Jay-Z is being sued by a music producer who says the rapper owes him a decade of royalties from his 1996 debut album Reasonable Doubt.

The producer claims that while he began receiving royalty cheques in 1998, they stopped arriving in November 2008.
He said he contacted Jay-Z's representatives in May 2010 to chase down the cheques, but failed to receive a response.
He says the 48-year-old rapper, whose real name is Shawn Carter, acted "with malice and in conscious disregard" of his rights and is suing for breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
Mr Herbert is asking for both his alleged owed royalties as well as interest and damages.

Jay-Z is currently in the UK with wife Beyonce as part of their On The Run II tour

Jaz-Z's record company - Roc-A-Fella Records - which he founded along with "Dame" Dash and Kareem "Biggs" Burke in 1995 - is also named in the suit.
The platinum selling album - which has sold millions of copies worldwide and is frequently ranked as one of the best rap albums of all time - is often viewed as Jay-Z's best work.
In May the star was in court to defend his clothing brand - Rocawear - during an investigation into whether his line violated security laws.

Trump, Kim Jong Un sign ‘historic document’

President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sign a document to acknowledge progress and keep momentum between both countries alive

President Putin invites Kim to Russia in September

The move comes just days after the North Korean dictator met with the US president in Singapore.

 

Russian lawmaker warns against sex with foreigners during World Cup

The World Cup being hosted by Russia is fraught with controversy of all kinds.

One Russian lawmaker figured adding a little more on top on the eve of the action wouldn’t hurt.

Russian lawmaker says no to sex with World cup visitors

Tamara Pletnyova, head of the lower house of parliament’s Family, Women and Children Committee, warned Russians against having sex with foreign visitors during a radio appearance on Wednesday. More specifically, she warned Russian woman against getting pregnant by visitors, hearkening back to the 1980 Moscow Olympics. 

“There will be girls who meet men, and then they will give birth,” Pletnyova said via translation. “Maybe they will get married, maybe they won’t. But the kids will suffer, just like they suffered [after the Moscow Olympics].”

“It’s the children who suffer and have suffered since the Soviet era.” 

If you do have sex, don’t mix races

But Pletnyova wasn’t done with simply advising residents against trysts with visitors and the perils of being a single mother or a child born out of wedlock.

She clarified that if you’re going to have sex with a foreigner, just make sure that partner is white.

“If it’s another race, then it’s even worse,” Pletnyova said. “We should give birth to our own children.”

“I’m not a nationalist, but nonetheless,” she added. 

OK.

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2018 World Cup Update: TV schedule disruption, coverage plans and where to watch what.

Cape Town – South African TV viewers will experience disruption to their SABC TV schedules due to the 2018 Soccer World Cup starting on Thursday, with shows disappearing and several moving channels and timeslots.
The SABC is once again forced into schedule disruption of its 3 terrestrial TV channels to accommodate coverage of the FIFA World Cup, with SuperSport rolling out some additional new programming and StarSat letting South Africans stream-watch the tournament through its mobile app.



SABC coverage
The SABC has allocated SABC1 for Soccer World Cup soccer matches and match highlight programming.
Skeem Saam and Uzalo moves from SABC1 to SABC2 from Friday 15 June until Friday 13 July on weekdays at 18:30 and 20:30 respectively.
Generations - The Legacy moves from SABC1 to SABC3 on weekdays at 20:00 from 14 June.
Sport at 10 and Soccerzone will broadcast an episode each on 4 and 9 July.These shows will be shelved for 4 weeks, returning to SABC1 on 16 and 18 July.
The current affairs programmes on SABC2, Leihlo La Sechaba, Ngula Ya Vutivi and Zwa Maramani are being shelved for the duration of the World Cup and won't be broadcast.
The Afrikaans TV news and Sesotho TV news bulletins are both being truncated and the shortened 15 minute bulletins will be broadcast between 20:00 and 20:30 on SABC2.
On SABC3 on Mondays Cleveland Hustles moves from 19:30 to 20:00. The Amazing Race moves from 20:30 to 21:30. On Tuesdays The Man Cave VI moves from 19:30 to 20:00 and Top Chef Junior from 20:30 to 21:30.

 On Wednesdays on SABC3 Neill Anthony Private Chef moves from 19:30 to 20:00 and Don't Tell the Bride moves from 20:30 to 21:30. On Thursdays on SABC3 The Scoop moves from 19:30 to 20:00 and Presenter Search on 3 moves from 20:30 to 21:30.



On Fridays on SABC3 Fundi's moves from 20:30 to 21:00.
On SABC1, Thomas Mlambo,Andile Ncube,Lebo Motsoeli and Romy Titus will be the public broadcaster's TV anchors during the tournament, with analysts Siphiwe Mkhonza, Phumudzo Manenhze, Marc Lewis, Duane Dell'Oca, Teko Modise, Doctor Khumalo, Jomo Sono, Rhulani Mokoena, Steve Khompela and Pitso Mosimane.
On radio the SABC will for the first time broadcast FIFA World Cup commentary to the Khoi and San communities in South Africa in the !Xun and Khwe dialect on XK-FM.

SuperSport coverage
SuperSport and MultiChoice didn't issue a press release regarding Soccer World Cup coverage plans, but the sports broadcaster that will have high definition coverage of the tournament will use Robert Marawa, Carol Tshabalala, Neil Andrews and Andy Townsend as its main presenters.
Matches and other programming will be shown on SuperSport 3 (DStv 203) until 15 July, as well as on a 24-hour World Cup channel on MultiChoice's DStv satellite pay-TV platform.
Language options will include English, Portuguese, Pidgin English, Swahili, Zulu and Sesotho.

Analysts who will do some coverage on SuperSport for the tournament include Yaya Toure, Jay-Jay Okocha, Dwight Yorke, Phil Neville, Gianfranco Zola while local and African analysts Samson Siasia, Shaun Bartlett, Gavin Hunt, Andre Arendse and Benni McCarthy will also appear.
SuperSport will be doing some additional soccer programming including the lifestyle magazine show From Russia with Love with presenters Minnie Dlamini and Thato Moeng and a daily hourlong news show on weekdays at 19:00 on the SuperSport Blitz channel anchored by Julia Stuart and Crystal Arnold.
FanFest on Saturdays at 10:00 on SuperSport 3 will be simulcast on Mzansi Magic (DStv 161) with Julia Stuart with a Nigerian version of FanFest shown at the same time in Nigeria with Mozez Praiz as presenter.
Master Plan that will be broadcast twice weekly on SuperSport 3 with presenter Andy Townsend will cover strategic and tactical analysis of games and players and Insights with Phil Neville will interview ex-football players.

StarSat coverage
Matches and other related programming of the 2018 Soccer World Cup will also be shown on StarSat for the first time - China's StarTimes Media SA and On Digital Media's (ODM) satellite pay-TV platform in South Africa that forms part of the wider StarTimes group.
Matches will be broadcast on StarSat's Sports Premium channel, with additional coverage on the Sports Arena channel.
The FIFA matches can also be watched and live streamed in South Africa through the StarSat app for mobile devices by looking for the Sports Premium channel which is one of the StarSat channels that are streamed through the StarSat app.