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Siyabonga Ngcangisa
Siya co-presented at South Africa’s third largest radio station Umhlobo Wenene FM and has worked for publications such as Move! Magazine and DRUM Magzine.
End-of-season sanction could cost Sundowns dearly
Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane is hopeful the sanction will be meted out before the end of the season.
Sundowns could win the league and then lose it immediately after
The late issuing of sanctions against Downs could cost them their title
Pitso’s ‘passion confused with craziness’
Sundowns coach’s players seem to enjoy playing for the former Bafana Bafana striker
‘Don Queen’ proves that she can go the distance
A two-time winner of the G-Sport Women’s Sport Award and the 2016 WBF Promoter of the Year, Mbali Zantsi is determined to revive the glory of the game
Masutha prays for better times
The hit-and-miss coach believes his bumpy ride may be at an end after his new side bags a win
Celtic’s boardroom troubles chase supporters away
Celtic usually have the upper hand in the derby, thanks in no small part to the chanting of their fans. They lost 3-2
Snubbing the player to spite the face
A cold shoulder often follows the signing of a pre-contract, as Rodney Ramagalela is finding out
Derby: Why this one really matters
Coach Ernst Middendorp’s history with Bucs may bring the winning streak to Amakhosi
It’s do or die for Chiefs’ keeper Vries ahead of Soweto derby
Virgil Vries has made some significant blunders recently, threatening his team’s title aspirations
Education can cut initiate deaths
Work by a group of volunteers in the Lusikisiki and Flagstaff area of Pondoland has resulted in no deaths at initiation schools there
Preparing for life after victory
Banyana Banyana had the nation’s heart aflutter with their 2018 African Women’s Cup of Nations campaign, securing a spot at the Women’s World Cup
Lejaka knocks boxing back into shape
The chief executive has won praise from the boxing world for protecting boxers’ interests
KG’s never-say-die advantage
It takes real guts to take on the challenge of playing at Wimbledon. Imagine doing it without the support of a coach
How plucky kids triumphed
Baroka FC kept up the pressure and stuck to their game plan, clinching victory in penalty shootout
The technical director curse
In South Africa it seems that shortly after they are hired by a club, the coaches get the boot