PARKER IS A ROCKET
Veteran striker Bernard Parker has joined TS Galaxy on a two-year contract after he was dumped by Kaizer Chiefs two months ago. The 36-year-old Parker from Boksburg in Ekurhuleni joined…
SWALLOWS HOLD TEAM OF CHOICE
Maritzburg United were held to a goalless draw by Swallows FC in a DStv Premiership match at the Harry Gwala Stadium on Friday evening. This was the Team of Choice’s…
NDULANI, BALENI MEET IN SEPTEMBER
The postponed world title fight between champion Ayanda Ndulani and Siphamandla Baleni has been rescheduled for Sunday, 4 September, at the East London International Convention Centre (ICC). Initially, Ndulani was…
CHIEFS RELEASE MABILISO
Failure to command a regular place has resulted in Kaizer Chiefs releasing former youth international defender Sibusiso Mabiliso on Friday by mutual consent. Mabiliso, who was born in Rustenburg in…
DOWNS, CHIEFS MATCH SOLD OUT
A sold out sign is already up for Saturday’s DStv Premiership match between defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria. All the 40 000 tickets…
TAKANE NOT AFRAID OF MOKEBISI
Monalisa Takane believes that she will have home ground advantage when she challenges South African champion Matshidiso ‘Scorpion Queen’s Mokebisi. This is so because Takane faces SA female junior-featherweight champion…
MATHEBULA RETURNS TO CHIEFS
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder David “DVD” Mathebula has returned to Amakhosi as their development coach. Mathebula is going to take over as head coach of Chiefs’ Under-19 team. He will…
MOZAMBICAN JOINS AMAKHOSI
Kaizer Chiefs confirmed the signing of 28-year-old Mozambican defender Edmilson Dove on Thursday. The former Cape Town City defender has joined Amakhosi on a two-year contract with an option for…
MATITI QUESTIONS RATING COMMITTEE’S COMPETENCE
Xaba Promotions boss Ayanda Matiti has questioned the competence of the ratings committee of Boxing South Africa (BSA). This follows after the release of the July ratings where Matiti’s boxer…
CAF APPROVES SA STADIUMS
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has approved 12 South African stadiums for the 2022/23 inter-club competitions. Nine of the stadiums – FNB, Mbombela, Free State, Loftus Versfeld, Royal Bafokeng…
