Sports

Kaizer chiefs finally enter women’s football with bold new team launch

For years, fans have been asking one question: when will Kaizer Chiefs step into women’s football? Now, that wait is over. The club has officially unveiled Kaizer Chiefs Ladies, marking a long-awaited move that places one of South Africa’s biggest football institutions firmly in the growing women’s game. Read more: A new era begins as […]

Read more...

DR Congo end 52 year wait with gritty playoff win over Jamaica

For more than five decades, the Democratic Republic of Congo have carried the weight of a footballing absence that felt far longer than 52 years. On a humid night in Mexico, that long wait finally came to an end. A scrappy, hard-fought 1-0 victory over Jamaica in an intercontinental playoff has booked the Leopards a […]

Read more...

Bafana Bafana stumble in Cape Town despite Mbokazi’s wonder strike

A packed night in Cape Town promised a statement performance. Instead, it ended with more questions than answers for Bafana Bafana. South Africa’s national side slipped to a 2-1 defeat against Panama at a sold-out DHL Stadium on Tuesday, just days after the two sides played out a draw in Durban. With the 2026 FIFA […]

Read more...

Bafana return to Cape Town with a point to prove against Panama

Cape Town is set for a big football night as Bafana Bafana return to the Mother City, hoping to turn promise into a result when they face Panama again on Tuesday evening. After a frustrating 1-1 draw in Durban, the mood around the national team is mixed. There is belief in the performance, but also […]

Read more...

Bok Women Sevens show grit to finish strong in Sao Paulo

It was never going to be easy. Not with half the squad sidelined and combinations thrown together at the last minute. But if there is one thing South Africa’s Bok Women Sevens side proved in Sao Paulo, it is that resilience still runs deep in this team. Down to just eight available players at one […]

Read more...

SA teams deliver another perfect URC weekend at home

There is something about playing on home soil that continues to bring out the best in South Africa’s rugby sides and this past weekend proved it again. For the second round in a row, all four local franchises stood tall in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship, turning stadiums across Durban, Pretoria, Johannesburg and Cape Town […]

Read more...