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Tu’ofiha hono ta’ofi ‘a ‘Eva Mafi ke tuku ‘ene kaunoa he komiti Fakamaau mo e ‘ikai pe lolotonga ‘ene ngaue he va’a sipoti he ‘oku (conflict of interest). Kuo taa tu’olahi hono toutou ‘ohake he ngaahi ongoongo fekau’aki pea mo e palopalema ‘i he komiti Fakamaau ‘Akapulu ‘Iunioni ‘a Tonga, ka ‘oku ‘alu pe ‘eni […]

Amidst overcast skies and an eerie calm, conditions traditionally conducive to a robust game of rugby, a highly anticipated showdown between two national teams took centre stage. Unfortunately, the on-field spectacle fell woefully short of the fervent expectations shared by spectators and enthusiasts alike. The much-anticipated dynamic and high-energy clash turned into a disheartening spectacle

Rugby is a game that binds nations, communities, and individuals. It’s more than just a sport; it’s a testament to discipline, dedication, and teamwork. In the realm of rugby, very few can claim the dedication and tenacity that the Ikale Tahi national rugby team embodies. Yet, like every great legacy, there are periods of triumphs

FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, has recently embarked on a visit to the Kingdom of Tonga to personally observe FIFA Forward initiatives and discuss further development of football in the country. During his trip, he was accompanied by Lord Ve’ehala, the President of the Tonga Football Association (TFA), and met with the Prime Minister, the Honourable

Roosters fullback James Tedesco has expressed his belief that Daniel Tupou’s recently broken the try scoring record at the Sydney City Roosters and believes it will stand for many years to come. The achievement comes as a much-needed boost for the Roosters, who are striving to keep their slim chances of making the finals alive.

Hake kataki fanau va’inga ‘Ikale Tahi he kau Fakaanga, ka ‘oku tui ni’ihi ta’efakapolofesinale. ‘I he hili ‘a e ulungia ‘a e timi ‘Ikale Tahi ki he timi ‘a e Flying Fiji he efiafi Tokonaki 36-20, kuo ‘alu hake ‘a e fakaanga kehekehe ki he timi pea mo e faiako. Na’e makatu’unga ‘eni he lotomamahi

Tonga’s head coach, Toutai Kefu, has unveiled a formidable lineup for the upcoming match against Australia ‘A’ at Teufaiva Stadium in Nuku’alofa on Friday. This highly anticipated clash will see two debutants making their first appearance for the Tongan squad. Pita Ahki, a talented centre from Toulouse, has earned a spot in the starting line-up,

Kuo hoko ‘a e va’inga fo’ou na’e kamata mei ‘Amelika pea kuo ne ‘i Tonga ni ‘i he ta’u ‘e 5 kuo’osi, ko e sipoti vave taha ‘ene tupu pea mo manakoa taha ‘i Tonga ni pea mo mamani, kae tautautefito ki ‘Amelika. Ko e pikapolo ko hono fakatahataha’i ia ‘o e sipoti tenisi, pingipongo

The Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) have inducted three legends of the game into the QRU Hall of Fame. The three includes current Ikale Tahi Head Coach Toutai Kefu. QRU Chair Brett Clark said “Toutai set a new standard for number eights and two decades after his retirement and remains the most capped Wallaby in that