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894 Adresse Kickass Torrents vérifiée le 4 septembre 2026 Kickass Torrents — « KAT » pour les intimes — fut un temps le plus grand annuaire de torrents de la planète, avant son démantèlement spectaculaire en 2016. Dix ans plus tard, son nom continue de faire recette : des dizaines de sites se réclament de son héritage, et les recherches de « nouvelle adresse » n’ont jamais vraiment cessé. En septembre 2026, la question revient en force : quelle adresse fonctionne encore, laquelle est bloquée, laquelle est un piège ? État des lieux d’un mythe du téléchargement devenu, malgré lui, un terrain de chasse pour les arnaqueurs. De la fermeture de 2016 aux résurrections permanentes Depuis la saisie du site original par les autorités américaines, Kickass Torrents n’existe plus en tant que plateforme unique. Ce qui circule aujourd’hui sous ce nom est une constellation de « successeurs » : certains...

Play Replay Close highlight Stop listening ENGLISH MBABANE – Nsingizini Hotspurs Head Coach Mandla Qhogi suffered sleepless nights in Harare after church services near their camp disrupted preparation for today’s Scottland FC showdown. Speaking ahead of the 3pm Confederation of African Football (CAF) Champions League preliminary round first leg at the National Sports Stadium, Qhogi joked about the unexpected distraction. “There were a lot of church services around our camp base, and we couldn’t sleep properly,” Qhogi revealed. “I don’t know whether it was Scottland who sent the pastors. Maybe they are giving us the blessings.” Despite the pre-match disturbance, the gaffer remains optimistic, noting that their recent 8Bet Trade Fair campaign, where they lost 0-1 to Young Buffaloes in the quarter-finals, provided adequate preparation despite a congested fixture list. The Eswatini outfit face a tactical adjustment transitioning to the expansive surface of Harare’s main arena. “We are a possession-based...

Les Amazones du Bénin ont décroché un nouveau titre continental. Opposées à la Côte d’Ivoire en finale de l’IHF Trophy Senior Dames – Zone III, les Béninoises se sont imposées 29-28 au terme d’un duel serré. Facebook

PDM thieves have been put on notice! The long arm of the law is coming for anyone who dipped their hands into money meant to lift poor Ugandans out of poverty, with the Director of Crime Intelligence, AIGP Major General Christopher Damulira, telling suspects to surrender to Police before detectives catch up with them. Damulira issued the chilling warning during a week-long review of the Police-led Operation Rejesha Tumaini, the crackdown targeting individuals accused of stealing or mismanaging Parish Development Model (PDM) funds. His message was blunt: if you touched PDM money illegally, your days are numbered. “Report yourselves to Police before we come for you,” Damulira warned those involved in the alleged theft and abuse of the programme. The General was speaking during PDM operation review meetings in Eastern Uganda attended by Resident City and District Commissioners, Internal Security Officers, Regional Police Commanders, prosecutors from the Directorate of Public...

Oumar Farouk Sesay: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 August 2026: President Julius Maada Bio may soon face one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency: whether to sign a constitutional amendment into law, a step already shadowed by a serious procedural dispute before the Supreme Court. This is not merely a legal technicality. It is a test of constitutional leadership—and, for Bio, a test of legacy. In 1996, it came at the end of military rule. Bio, then head of the National Provisional Ruling Council, presided over elections and transferred power to the civilian government elected by Sierra Leoneans. That act became the foundation of his democratic reputation, which his supporters would later bestow with an extraordinary unofficial title: “Father of Democracy.” Though disputed by some critics, that title yielded political dividends in 2018 and enhanced his image worldwide. However, Sierra Leone’s return to electoral democracy was not the work...

Municipal authorities and government officials have issued an urgent safety advisory to central coast communities following alarming reports and circulating images of dead fish appearing offshore and washing up along the shoreline. In a public notice released this week, Ignasia Florencia Neis, Acting Chief Executive of the Municipality of Henties Bay, strongly warned residents and visitors against collecting, consuming, or trading any fish found along the coast. “This precautionary measure is being taken while the relevant ministry officials conduct investigations and await the results of the necessary test to determine whether the fish is safe for human consumption,” she added. On Thursday, Romeo Muyunda, spokesperson for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, confirmed that the ministry is aware of reports and circulating images of dead fish found offshore and along the Namibian coastline, particularly near Henties Bay. “The ministry is treating these reports with the necessary seriousness....

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…as police launch high-level investigation into allegations against PM’s advisor  Rethabile Pitso  A MEETING at the State House that began as a discussion about a proposed Gender-Based Violence (GBV) initiative allegedly turned into a confrontation over unwanted sexual advances, forcing a prominent priest to devise a way of escaping the situation, the Sunday Express has established.  The alleged victim, civil society activist and priest, Relebohile Tuoane, is said to have met Prime Minister Sam Matekane on 15 June 2026, at State House to present a proposal seeking funding for a GBV-focused initiative.  According to a source close to the investigation, Mr Matekane was impressed by the M1 million proposal and told Ms Tuoane he would appoint one of his advisors to engage with her further.  Ms Tuoane subsequently received a telephone call from a State House official that evening inviting her to meet one of the Prime Minister’s advisors the following day.  It was during that meeting, held at State House on 16 June, that the alleged sexual harassment occurred.  According to the source, Ms Tuoane was...

Leemisa Thuseho ALL is set for the 2026 Lekhalong-La-Baroa Annual Run, which is scheduled for this Saturday in Lekhalong-La-Baroa in the outskirts of Maseru. Backed by Vodacom Lesotho (VCL) Financial Services, through a partnership with organisers Mountain Runners Athletics Club, the race is entering its fifth edition. As part of the partnership, VCL has injected M330,000 into the event. One of the organisers, Thabo Mosebekoa, who is also a member of Mountain Runners Athletics Club, said preparations for the race had been completed. “All is set; everything is finalised,” Mr Mosebekoa told the Lesotho Times this week. He said the event had previously struggled to attract more than 200 participants, but the partnership had helped boost registration numbers to about 400 this year. “We are expecting 400 registered participants, and that is a huge improvement,” he said. Mr Mosebekoa said most participants were local social runners, with some expected to travel from...