• Published February 8, 2016
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If you were looking forward to seeing QueenE in the coming days you’re unfortunately a bit out of luck. The once professional StarCraft 2 player was meant to be landing at 22h00 tonight in South Africa but it looks like those unforeseen circumstances struck once again. Someone really needs to sort whatever these ‘unforeseen circumstances’ are, they seem to happen to every cancelled event.

QueenE announced in her vlog yesterday, along with the news of a nasty fall, that she would no longer be making her way to South Africa.

The press release she speaks of is the one below but it doesn’t really say all too much about why the trip was cancelled or what exactly the plan is going forward. While there are no concrete statements on why the trip was cancelled, it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. It always seemed a little strange that QueenE, who is partnered with Green Man Gaming, was being brought to SA by the MSSA in partnership with G2A, who are technically Green Man Gaming’s competition. Hopefully there is another press release that will clarify the whole situation.

This is a most unfortunate turn of events for anyone who was looking forward to meeting with QueenE but these things happen. The sudden cancellation poses quite a questions and hopefully we’ll be able to report back with some sort of clarification soon.

Due to a number of unforeseen and unfortunate circumstances, Emily ‘QueenE’ Krumlinde is no longer able to visit South Africa for the Development Programme nor for the Test Matches.

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The MSSA is of course disappointed by the latest turn of events, but is still determined to go ahead with the other projects that it has in place for 2016 for reducing the inequalities that exist in South African eSports.

Emily too is upset by the recent developments and has stated, “I think what MSSA’s doing is so important and I was so excited to take part of it.”

Emily then further stated, “I can’t emphasise enough how much I wish it was possible for me to come.”

Thus with a heavy heart, MSSA has cancelled all of the arrangements that it made for the 8 to 14 February 2016 event.

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