Several top African football clubs have been slapped with heavy fines and bans following serious crowd trouble and security failures during recent CAF competitions. Tunisian side Esperance received the heaviest fine, ordered to pay $150,000, while Algeria’s Mouloudia Alger was fined $140,000 and South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns $100,000. The
Former SuperSport United and Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt recently shared his thoughts on who he believes are the standout players at Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates. While speaking on a sports broadcast over the weekend, Hunt questioned whether Lucas Ribeiro truly deserves the Player of the Season title, expressing
Andre Onana’s recent performances have come under fire from Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel, who didn’t hold back in his assessment after the team’s 2-2 Europa League draw against Lyon. Speaking after the match, Schmeichel expressed growing concern about United’s fragile defence, saying that Onana’s inconsistencies in goal make
Limpopo cyclists’ bicycles ride to Cape Town sparks wave of national support and sponsorship What began as a dream powered by grit and second-hand bicycles has become a national movement. Three young men from Burgersfort, Limpopo, Gauta Mahlakoane, Karabo Mokoo, and Maxwell Ndou are cycling an incredible 1,700km to Cape
Percy Tau faces backlash following disappointing performance Qatar SC forward Percy Tau is facing heavy criticism from South African football fans after a poor showing in his latest match against Lesotho, which has sparked a social media storm. The 30-year-old, once a star at Al Ahly and a key player
South Africa’s Dylan Naidoo secured victory at the 2025 Investec South African Open Championship, becoming the first South African player of colour to win the prestigious tournament. The championship, held at the historic Durban Country Club, was contested over three rounds instead of the traditional four due to adverse weather
Dricus du Plessis, the UFC middleweight champion, has recently sparked controversy with his outspoken comments on the country’s governance and race-based laws. In January 2024, he referred to the South African government as “the worst in the world,” a statement that drew criticism from various quarters, including Sports Minister Zizi
Shakes Mashaba, the former Bafana Bafana coach, was hospitalized after experiencing a urinary issue and initially treated for a bladder infection. He was later readmitted due to persistent health concerns. His family has been actively involved in his care, and there have been concerns regarding the quality of treatment at
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) expressed its honor and gratitude for the distinguished presence of former South African President Thabo Mbeki at the #BetwayPrem Soweto Derby held at FNB Stadium. President Mbeki’s appearance was more than just a nod to the beautiful game, it was a powerful reminder of his
To all, motorsport fans! Here comes some exciting news for you. South Africa is making a bold move to bring Formula One back to its shores. The country has just announced the formation of a Formula One Bid Steering Committee (BSC), and let me tell you, it’s a big deal.
