On l’avait perdu de vue depuis son départ de l’AS Kaloum il y a deux ans. Il vient encore de rechausser les crampons. L’international guinéen Sambégou Bangoura revient en Belgique, la terre de ses débuts en Europe.
Le joueur guinéen vient de parapher un contrat d’une saison avec RFC Tournai, un club de D3 belge. L’annonce de sa signature a été faite âr le club à travers son site officiel, mais aucun montant n’a été révélé par quant au coût de la transaction. De sources bien proches du joueur, Bangoura aurait décidé de revenir en Belgique pour des raisons familiales.
Avant de s’engager avec son nouveau club, Sambégou Bangoura a fait les beaux jours de plusieurs clubs en Belgique comme Lokeren, Standard et FC Brussels, pour un total de 57 buts en D1 belge.
Sékou Koutoubou KABA
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Jordan
20 mai 2015 at 21 h 16 min
My grandson, Alex Swift ateendtd Pepperdine performing arts this past summer and loved it. You might want to check out his school while in New York, it is the Professional Performing Arts School on 49th btw. 8th and 9th. (212-247-8652)They even might have a performance happening while you are in town.
Cristy
16 mai 2015 at 5 h 16 min
The culture there is aminzag. You’ll see so much new and old contrasts, it is a lot to take it. You can have a great time in Marrakech without even sight seeing. Just wandering around, trying some of the cafe’s and restaurants and shopping in the souks. You don’t have to cover your head unless its part of your religion and beliefs. You should dress somewhat modestly, long sleeves, no cleavage and no miniskirts or short shorts. You’ll see people when you’re there dressed as if they’re going to a club and they get nicely harassed for it. If neither of you are Moroccan you won’t have a problem with the hotel room, from what I’ve read at least. If you have any doubts, call ahead and ask. You will want to see Djema Elfna Place, there is always live music and things going on, you can find fortune tellers, and you can get henna tattoos. You will encounter a lot of panhandlers and children trying to sell tissues and candies, but don’t let it get to you because many of them are out there by choice. Keep close tabs on your handbag if you carry one, or wallet because there are some kids that think tourists are there to support them and they’ll pick pocket you before you even realize what happened. It’s not something you should really worry about just make sure to use your common sense.. If you go by a Cash machine to withdraw money, don’t stand there counting it and don’t wave your money around and you will be good. You will notice that you don’t see couples in the street kissing and hugging, as in Islam they ideally don’t date . Locals can actually get arrested for this, especially if they’re not married so out of respect, you should probably leave that out of the public eye. You will be fine holding hands. If you meet anyone, its in their culture for women to kiss cheeks from right to left, so if you have someone try this don’t be scared. It is a very beautiful place and you can learn a lot in just a few days. If you have any doubts about how to act, you’ll see in a few days that you will be fine being yourself. Some people get offended by pointing and staring, some people get offended if you take their picture so try not to take a picture of individuals, you’ll be fine taking pictures of crowds and sights. It can be cold there in the winter, but if it’s hot you can wear tank tops and capri pants just as long as you’re not showing a lot of cleavage because a lot of the guys like to stare and harass women who dress like this, because in their culture women don’t dress that way so its something they find very sexy. If you tire of the Moroccan food or if you get craving for something like hamburgers there are a lot of snack shops which serve them, just make sure to read the menu carefully because their version of hamburgers is not always traditional American style. There are McDonalds and some other fast food restaurants, and there are supermarkets and actual stores, so if you want to look for anything that you can’t find at the souks or a food like crisps or cookies you can find them at the supermarket and corner shops, and you can find nice clothing at some stores in New Marrakech. When you walk around make sure you remember from which way you came, or know how to get back because the souks can be frustrating to find your way through. It’s ok to wear hats and things, not everyone speaks English so knowing any amount of French would benefit you. Aside from that, just enjoy!