The club versus country is problem is back to haunt South African football again.
With only a week before the U23 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament
kicks-off in Egypt, SA coach David Notoane is struggling to put out a decent team
together.

The former Executive of Corporate Affairs at Eskom, Choeu says the relationship between Eskom and the Gupta owned New Age TNA breakfast events began to seem more like a commercial relationship in which TNA was benefitting, but with no real value for Eskom.

Eskom's former Divisional Executive for Corporate Affairs, Chose Choeu has taken the stand at the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture as it continues to hear evidence about the power utility's relationship with the Guptas' media company, The New Age. On Tuesday, Eskom's Acting General Manager of Strategic Marketing, Pieter Pretorius, described his version of events to the Commission.

Bloemfontein Celtic Malawian coach John Maduka has taken a look at the Springboks playing in the 2019 World Cup Rugby finals this weekend as a continental honour for Africa and not just for South Africa.

The Mzansi Super League 2.0 is set to get underway in less
than two weeks’ time and former Proteas star JP Duminy is excited to be part of the Paarl Rocks franchise this season.

Acting Premier Soccer League CEO, Mato Madlala, has defended referee Victor Hlungwani
for the criticism levelled against him and his officials during the weekend’s high-profile Absa
Premiership encounter between Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs in Tshwane.

Orlando Pirates returned to winning ways in the Absa Premiership, securing a 1-0 victory
over Highlands Park at Makhulong Stadium in Tembisa last night.

These two sides have met on 42 previous occasions at Test level, with South Africa
boasting 25 wins to England's 15 and two draws in between.

With a rich amount of support behind the team already, “Die bokke” fans have
continued to flood into Yokohama and one special fan who will make his first
overseas trip is Siya Kolisi’s father who stands on the brink of potentially witnessing
his son become the first black captain to lift the Webb Ellis trophy.

When the Springboks won its first World Cup in its own backyard 24 years ago, most
of the current crop were mere toddlers who probably harboured little dreams of one
day winning the global spectacle.