Author: Rethabile Nyelele

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The national cricket team faces a significant challenge over the coming months as they embark on three demanding tours against some of the strongest sides in world cricket: Australia, England, and India. These encounters on foreign soil will serve as a true measure of the Proteas’ calibre, especially across the limited-overs formats. While the current World Test Championship holders will only get to defend their long-format crown in a two-Test series against India later this year, the spotlight is firmly on their performance in the shorter formats. This focus comes as the team prepares for the 2026 T20 World Cup…

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Durban City head coach Gavin Hunt has openly admitted to pursuing former Orlando Pirates striker Zakhele Lepasa and ex-Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Lebohang Maboe. However, it appears both players have other plans in mind. Lepasa, who recently parted ways with the Buccaneers, is currently part of South Africa’s African Nations Championship (CHAN) squad. As a free agent, the striker is free to sign with any club upon returning from the tournament. The tournament kicked off last weekend. Maboe was released by Sundowns after finishing the 2024/25 season on loan at SuperSport United. While both players were on Hunt’s radar, the veteran…

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Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Dominic Isaacs has thrown his support behind a potential move for Thembinkosi Lorch to the Soweto giants, expressing confidence that the creative midfielder could offer something special to the Amakhosi engine room despite the growing uncertainty around his future. Lorch’s Return from Wydad Sparks Transfer Speculation Lorch, who recently returned to Mamelodi Sundowns following a loan spell at Moroccan powerhouse Wydad Casablanca, is once again at the center of transfer speculation. Reports from AfricaFoot, echoed by Sport Lesiteinfo, suggest that Kaizer Chiefs have expressed interest in the 30-year-old, known for his flair and playmaking abilities. “Go…

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Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly on the verge of losing three promising young talents during the ongoing winter transfer window. Interest is mounting from other PSL clubs. Ozoemena Headlines Potential Exits Manqoba Ozoemena, a skilful and highly-rated midfielder, is said to be at the top of AmaZulu’s shopping list. The Durban-based outfit is now under the technical guidance of former Amakhosi coach Arthur Zwane. They are keen on luring the player to KwaZulu-Natal. Zwane, who worked closely with Ozoemena during his time at Chiefs, is believed to see the youngster as a vital addition. He thinks Ozoemena will bolster Usuthu’s squad…

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BMW South Africa has introduced the highly anticipated BMW M5 Touring, combining supercar performance with estate car practicality. This marks the local debut of the Touring variant, offering a spacious and versatile alternative to the already impressive M5 Sedan, which launched last year. BMW M5 Touring Pricing and Warranty The new M5 Touring starts at R2,795,000, just R30,000 more than its sedan sibling. The purchase price includes: Warranty & PlansCoverageStandard Warranty2-year / Unlimited kmMaintenance Plan5-year / 100,000kmHybrid Battery Warranty8-year / 100,000km Performance & Hybrid System At the heart of the M5 Touring is a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine, delivering…

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Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Justice Sithole is optimistic about the club’s future, saying the Glamour Boys have what it takes to return to their glory days. Despite missing out on the MTN8 due to finishing outside the top eight for a second consecutive season, Sithole believes there’s a shift happening at Naturena. He points to last season’s Nedbank Cup victory as a potential turning point for the Soweto giants. A Crucial First Step: Nedbank Cup Triumph The 44-year-old, who represented Chiefs during the early 2000s when the club was a dominant force in local football, stressed the importance of finally…

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Bongiwe Msomi’s name is etched into the history books of netball, not only in our country but also on the international stage. Born on 19 January 1988 in Hammarsdale, KwaZulu-Natal, Msomi has risen from humble beginnings to become one of the most celebrated and influential figures in the sport. A gifted centre and wing attack during her playing days, she is now carving a new path as a mentor, coach, and role model for young netballers across the country. Humble Roots and Early Passion Msomi’s love for netball was sparked during her high school days at Chief Luthayi High School.…

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Australia will host South Africa in a rare winter home series, bringing international cricket to Darwin and Cairns for a thrilling three-match T20I contest. This BKT Tyres Men’s T20I Series marks another exciting chapter in the fierce rivalry between the two cricketing giants and provides crucial preparation ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. With both teams looking to fine-tune their combinations, the upcoming matches will offer a glimpse into their T20 plans and feature a mix of youth, experience, and firepower. Proteas vs Australia: T20I Fixtures How to Watch & Follow Australia T20I Squad…

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Rugby fever is building as South Africa prepares to host Australia in two blockbuster showdowns in this year’s Rugby Championship. With fixtures set in Johannesburg and Cape Town, local fans can look forward to an electrifying start to the Springboks’ title defence. Here’s everything you need to know – from kick-off times and venues to how you can watch the action unfold in the country. South Africa vs Australia: Two-Test Clash to Kickstart The 2025 Rugby Championship begins with a fierce showdown between the Springboks and Wallabies, reigniting one of rugby’s longest-running rivalries. These early clashes will be crucial in…

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As Women’s Month unfolds in our country, PFL Africa 2 stands out not only as a milestone in African mixed‑martial‑arts but also as a powerful stage to honour women fighters, both international stars and home‑grown talents, in a sport long dominated by men. Held on 9 August 2025 at Johannesburg’s Big Top Arena, this second leg of the PFL Africa Tournament brings featherweight and welterweight female athletes to the fore, continuing the legacy launched in Cape Town. A Showcase of Global and African Women’s Flyweights On 19 July the PFL made history in Cape Town, where Dakota “Dangerous” Ditcheva headlined…

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