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Amakhosi chasing proud history

Article Luke Feltham - 10 Jan 2020

Kaizer Chiefs top the table in their 50th year, but there are some worrying mishaps that must be stamped out if they are to keep it that way

Middendorp presents his progress

Article Luke Feltham - 18 Oct 2019

Chiefs are a rejuvenated team this season — the perfect birthday gift for the club’s founder

Kaizer Motaung slams Moses Mabhida violence

Article Agency - 23 Apr 2018

The chairperson has appealed to people involved in the violence to stop the 'hooliganism'

Motaung Jr to hang up his boots

Article Sapa - 3 Feb 2014

Kaizer Motaung Jr has announced his retirement from professional soccer with immediate effect.

Kaizer Chiefs still have a point to prove

Article Fikile Ntsikelelo Moya - 17 May 2013

The challenge for the team is not just about winning but sustainable growth – as the boss himself has said.

Jordaan: Strike won’t affect World Cup draw

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Nov 2007

The strike at the 2010 stadium in Durban will not affect the preliminary draw of the Soccer World Cup, local organising committee CEO Danny Jordaan said on Wednesday. Workers at the stadium went on strike last week demanding better wages and monthly project bonuses of R1 500. The draw will determine the playing groups for the World Cup in South Africa.

Of critics with short memories

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Nov 2007

I will not hold it against you if you read this and think it is about football. But it is not. Last week the Premier Soccer League's board of governors decided to pay some of their number a once-off R70-million gratuity, with luck ending months of speculation over payments to individuals instrumental in getting football's sponsorship to top the R1-billion mark.

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