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ONE of the players who made their way into the hearts of Kaizer Chiefs fans last season, Siphesihle Ndlovu, wants to make it clear with the Toyota Cup whether they are quick or take time to grasp the style of new coach Fernando Da Cruz.Ndlovu (29) who played for Maritzburg United, SuperSport United and Orlando Pirates, came to Chiefs at the beginning of last season but by the end of the season he was one of the fans’ favourites.Although he scored two goals for Chiefs in 20 games last season, his hand was evident as the Naturena team finished third…
The Junior Springboks made South Africa history by becoming the first team to defend the U/20 World Championship title when they beat France 16-5 in a tough final on Saturday in Tbilisi, Georgia.The Baby Boks, which is one of the team’s nicknames, won the World Cup for the third time in history since they won it in 2012 and 2025.The team’s defense of the World title also highlighted the strength of South African rugby compared to other countries.After the Baby Boks game, the coach, Kevin Foote, highlighted the resilience of his players by not moving from what they had planned…
“Our older people can only fight up to a point, then the younger generation has to take over and take it further. The faster we can make them aware and teach them the importance of ecological compositions, the better it is for the future of conservation.”
SHAUWN “MaMkhize” Mkhize, who was the chairman of Royal AM who was expelled from the Premier Soccer League (PSL), has revealed that it is time for him to restart in Swat, where he is in charge of Mbabane Highlanders AM FC.This official was hit by problems related to the tax payer, Sars in Mzansi, and ended up failing to lead the players of Royal AM. This team ended up not going to play games, and ended up being expelled from the PSL. After that, MaMkhize moved to Swat, where he is the manager of Highlanders, one of the biggest teams…
Something else has come to light regarding the sour relationship between the president of KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA), who has been moved, Steve Mkasi, and the Amaravens Athletics Club, which eventually led to the incident of the official shaking hands with the club’s runner. Mkasi has been removed from the post of overseeing KZNA so that his disciplinary process can continue following the spread of a video on social media showing him fighting with Amaravens Athletics Club runner, Sphephelo Ndlovu, who is also the organizer and marketing director of the Best of the Best Marathon. The KZNA board decided to remove…
FORMER Stellenbosch FC coach, Steve Barker, ranks Jayden Adams, who has passed away, as the number one player to have passed through his hands.Adams (25), passed away last Saturday in his hometown, Cape Town, as he had just returned from the World Cup with the Bafana Bafana national team.In that competition, he played in all three group games for the local team against Mexico, Czechia and South Korea, and ended up sitting on the bench in the last 32 when they were eliminated by Canada 1-0.Adams, who started playing in the Stellies nursery, became the first player from the club…
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SIYABONGA “Zozo” Mabaso who is the rider of Mpendulo, which is a horse that won bronze in the Dundee July Traditional Horse Race, continued the race after being kicked in the leg by the horse, and ended up hitting the rope. Mpendulo, a horse from Mgundeni, Utrecht, ridden by Mabaso, won the race at Ndumeni Horse Track, Dundee, on Saturday, and walked away with R600 000. Second place was taken by Khalelani from Utrecht who received R220 000, followed by Insumansumene from Mpumalanga who received R100 000. Mpendulo, a horse owned by Zakhele Mntambo, was the one who won the…
“It is a privilege to become part of the group of curators who helped shape this historic garden. I have been passionate about the work of the USBT for many years and am grateful for the opportunity to build on that legacy and further expand the garden’s impact.”
Gayton McKenzie, the minister of sport, arts and culture, has defended the government’s spending of almost R31 million in connection with South Africa’s involvement in the 2026 FIFA World Cup and maintains that the money was spent on an approved programme.