Rulani Mokwena wins Coach of the Month award after just 58 days at Pyramids
Rulani Mokwena has made an immediate impression in Egyptian football, winning the Coach of the Month award just 58 days after taking charge of Pyramids FC. The South African coach has enjoyed a perfect start to his competitive tenure, guiding Pyramids to six wins from six matches across domestic and continental competition. During that run, his team has scored 14 goals...
Bafana Bafana winger Elias Mokwana linked with Wydad move
Bafana Bafana winger Elias Mokwana could be heading for another new chapter in his club career, with Moroccan giants Wydad Casablanca reportedly interested in the South African forward. According to Unplayable, Wydad are among the clubs monitoring the 27-year-old, who is currently a free agent following his recent departure from Tunisian powerhouse Espérance. The reported interest comes at a pivotal point...
How much did SA Rugby earn from the All Blacks series?
The Springboks' historic 3-1 series victory over the All Blacks delivered plenty of sporting value — but the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry also appears to have provided a significant financial boost for SA Rugby. The recently concluded four-Test series was played across South Africa and the United States, with packed stadiums and a groundbreaking final encounter in Baltimore contributing to substantial...
Golden Arrows vs Kaizer Chiefs: Kick-off time, predicted XI and match preview
Kaizer Chiefs will look to return to winning ways when they face Golden Arrows in a Betway Premiership clash on Sunday, 20 September. The Glamour Boys have made an unbeaten start to the campaign but have seen three of their opening six matches end in draws. Fernando Da Cruz's side will therefore be looking to turn their recent points accumulation into...
Springboks complete 15 760km journey to Australia ahead of Wallabies Test
The Springboks have completed a mammoth 15 760km journey from the United States to Australia as they turn their attention to their next international challenge against the Wallabies. South Africa arrived in Australia on Wednesday morning local time, following their series victory over New Zealand in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. The squad travelled from Baltimore to Dallas on Monday before boarding a...
Springboks keep squad intact for Wallabies Test as World Cup planning continues
The Springboks have arrived in Australia with their squad intact as they begin preparations for a one-off Test against the Wallabies in Perth on Sunday, 27 September. Following a demanding series against New Zealand, South Africa’s players faced another lengthy travel schedule as the team made its way from the United States to Australia. The Springboks travelled from Baltimore to Dallas...
How Abdeslam Ouaddou Is Rebuilding Orlando Pirates After Three Key Absences
Abdeslam Ouaddou has made a strong start to life at Orlando Pirates, but his opening weeks in charge have also required some important adjustments. Pirates have remained unbeaten in their first four Betway Premiership matches, with three wins and a draw earning Ouaddou the Coach of the Month award. That start has come despite the absence of two important midfielders and...
Three Key Challenges Fernando Da Cruz Must Solve at Kaizer Chief
Fernando Da Cruz's early tenure at Kaizer Chiefs has been shaped by a series of challenges that have made it difficult for the French coach to establish consistency. While Amakhosi have shown promising moments under their new coach, injuries, individual errors and the delayed integration of new signings have complicated Da Cruz's efforts to build a settled side. Here are three...
Stellenbosch FC Await Work Permits as Nigerian Duo Nears Betway Premiership Debuts
Stellenbosch FC could soon have three new international options available for their Betway Premiership campaign, with coach Steve Hunt confirming that the club is waiting on work-permit clearance for two Nigerian recruits. Ghanaian goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi has already received the necessary clearance and is available for selection, while Nigerian duo Arigo Obus Godspower and Lateef Kazeem Adeyanju are still waiting...
A Degree Prepares Graduates for Work. Are We Preparing Them for Their First Paycheque?
South Africa is producing more graduates than ever before. But as young people enter the world of work, many are facing another challenge for which their degrees may not have prepared them: managing money. At March 2025, South Africa had 28.9 million credit-active consumers, of whom 10.4 million – or 36% – had impaired credit records. At the same time,...
