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Centrafrique: la 5eme édition de la Causerie éducative pour aider les jeunes à construire leur avenir
À Bangui, plusieurs centaines de jeunes filles et garçons, âgés de 15 à 30 ans, prennent part à la 5e édition de la Causerie éducative. Une initiative de l’association Jeunes Filles, Lumière pour un Monde d’Avenir, JEFLUMA, placée cette année sous le thème : « Jeunesse sans limites : brisons les stéréotypes, développons le leadership, innovons pour l’avenir ». Jusqu’au 15 septembre, les participants échangent avec des leaders, des formateurs et des personnalités issues des milieux socio-économique et politique. Objectif : partager des expériences, susciter l’engagement et renforcer le leadership d’une nouvelle génération de Centrafricains.
Rennie backs Love despite axing
All Blacks coach Dave Rennie says flyhalf Ruben Love’s omission from the team for Saturday’s series decider against the Springboks is no reflection of his form. amunra.qpon
Rennie says the call was made “a couple of weeks ago” to give Mo’unga, who joined the squad as an injury replacement, a start in the fourth and final Test at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
“Regardless of the result at Soweto – whether we were up 2-1 or down 2-1 – we were going to start Richie,” Rennie said.
“He’s been in the environment for a while, he’s got a clear understanding of the game we want to play. I’m keen to give him that opportunity.”
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Rennie was clear that Love’s axing had nothing to do with his performance at FNB Stadium.
“Ruben’s gone really well, he’s played the first six Tests of the year,” Rennie said.
“But when I spoke to him, I stressed the fact that last week was the biggest Test the All Blacks have played since the World Cup final. We trusted him to run the ship ahead of three more experienced 10s.
“That highlights where we see him. But we’re keen to give Richie a crack and he’s prepared really well this week.”
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With Mo’unga, Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie all in the frame at flyhalf, Rennie says the competition is only helping Love’s development, rather than hindering it.
“Beauden’s not out of the reckoning from a 10 point of view, and Damian plays 10, so between those guys we feel like we have depth at 10 and 15,” Rennie said.
“There’s no doubt, Richie’s come in and been excellent. If you ask Ruben about the help he’s got, Beauden’s been great for him, as have Damian and Richie.
“For us to win, we need everyone going well. While they’re competing against each other, they’re also helping each other grow.
“Richie’s got a lot of experience. Ruben’s been really smart, he’s got beside a lot of those guys, and talked a lot of footy. It’s really good for our group.”
Photo: Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters
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Mezian MESLOUB, TROIS PAYS, UN SEUL MAILLOT : LE CHOIX QUI VA BIENTÔT DIVISER ?
France, Algérie ou Portugal ? À seulement 16 ans, Mezian Mesloub se retrouve déjà au cœur d’une question qui dépasse largement le football. Né en France, d’un père international algérien et d’une mère portugaise, le jeune talent du RC Lens possède trois attaches et, potentiellement, trois chemins internationaux. Un choix qui pourrait devenir l’un des […]
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