It was at The World that he found himself standing alongside one of South Africa’s most towering figures in the press, Percy Qoboza. To serve as deputy to a legend requires a…
The “funeral” in the Rabat dressing room after the team’s Africa Cup of Nations defeat must serve as the birth of a stronger Bafana
There was much to report on this year with multiple World Cups taking place across several sporting codes
The magazine documented the now-betrayed hopes of South African football in the 1990s
The country’s football barons delivered an extraordinary press conference on Wednesday afternoon
More and more, supporters are treated as an afterthought in a game that is nothing without them. It’s a state of affairs that could seriously hurt the growth of the sport
The Belgian has promised to build a younger, hungrier side, as he previously did when he managed the Indomitable Lions
It’s been 25 years since South Africa lifted the Africa Cup of Nations. Instead of dawning a new era, Bafana Bafana went backwards in spite of the country’s footballing wealth…
Football supporters often fantasise about seizing control of their clubs, sending owners and officials down the tunnel. But evidence suggests that democratic, fan-owned teams are…
Football will return, but the players are likely to have very little time to acquaint themselves with the “new normal”
It’s officially official, we will have no football in the country until further notice
Danny Jordaan has laid down the law and forbid behind-closed doors matches from going ahead.
Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa has made clear that the government is not opposed to games going ahead without spectators provided they adhere to strict safety…
The League is on halt for now but we still know almost nothing about what the future holds
The new refereeing technology is likely to be adopted, but it’s a long process and won’t be without resistance
But there are still more questions than answers for Safa to address to make the league the success women’s football needs it to be
Months after the women’s U-17 World Cup, pleas from the team’s backup staff remain unanswered
Paid Banyana can dream again
If our national teams are adverts of who we are then it’s little wonder we are so quick to hold them to account. So let’s do just that.
Tony Blair remained in power until his resignation in 2007
