The top form with which Bloemfontein Celtic started the season, continues to see the Free State side rise the crest of the waves.

Glover says they will be providing Sithole with a support programme during the period of his suspension and as an association are in the process of implementing a more rigorous management structure for high-performance athletes in all forms of tennis in South Africa to ensure athletes fully understand and adhere to all aspects of the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme.

Glover took time to comment on the International Tennis Federation’s (ITF) decision to ban South African wheelchair tennis athlete, Lucas Sithole, from all forms of competition for two years.

This is a game that will generate a lot of interest. Glover says his team will be expecting a bumper crowd and will have prepared for it come Sunday.

Soweto and Gauteng residents will be treated to some top-class tennis action when Kevin Anderson and Lloyd Harris square up at the Rising Star exhibition match to be played at Soweto’s Arthur Ashe Complex this coming Sunday.

The ANC has defended its decision to propose a new change to the Land Expropriation Bill that could see the decision-making process shift from the courts to the Minister of Land Reform.

When Josef Zinnbauer took over Orlando Pirates last month, he found them seventh on the Absa Premiership table with 17 points from 13 matches and seven points behind the second placed SuperSport United side at the time.

With just a few days now before the January transfer window shuts, the Amakhosi boss has also confirmed that there were no plans to make any new signings for the second half of the term.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs coach provided an update on the status of one of his star attackers, Khama Billiat, who has been missing from the first team since the turn of the year.

Ngezana played 27 Absa Premiership matches for Chiefs in his first two seasons at the top level, having initially being part of their MultiChoice Diski Challenge set-up, but as mentioned by his coach, he has to be patient in terms of opportunity.