After spending more than a year on the sidelines, former WBA minimumweight world champion Hekkie Budler will return to the ring at the end of this month. Budler will be fighting Alphoe Dagayloan from Philippines in a non-title international 10 rounder as part of the TLB boxing promotions’ boxing tournament in support of the human rights month. The tournament is scheduled for the 28th of this month at the Riviera Hotel in the Vaal. With March also being the international women’s month, it’s fitting that the promoter for this tournament is also a woman, Joyce Kungwane, a sister to the late Kaizer Chiefs legend Shakes Kungwane.

Bloemfontein Celtic and Zimbabwe international Ronald Pfumbidzai is disappointed that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has banned his country from hosting international matches. The ban, which was imposed last week, is due to the poor state of the stadiums at the National Sports Stadium in Harare and Barbourfields stadium in Bulawayo.

Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Oupa Manyisa is confident of staying at the club after his contract ends at the end of the season. The 31-year old has not featured for the Brazilians in an official match this season due to an injury.

Swimming SA President Allan Fritz is confident that his code will at least get two medals at the Tokyo Olympics in Japan later this year. Swimming will be relying on golden boy Chad Le Clos for medals after the legendary Cameron Van Der Burgh retired in 2018.

Ghana’s number one goalkeeper Richard Ofori says he is not in a hurry to quit South Africa and move to Europe. The Maritzburg United custodian, one of the Premier Soccer League’s star player for 2019/20, is already the envy of fans from across the country due to his sterling performances for the Team of Choice.

Mihlali Mayambela has started a new adventure in Israel this year, after joining Bnei Yehuda from Portuguese club SC Farense last month. Mayambela says that having his older brother Mark around in Israel has been incredibly special, as they are as close as two brothers can be.

Mihlali Mayambela has started a new adventure in Israel this year, after joining Bnei Yehuda from Portuguese club SC Farense last month. The former City’s player (Mayambela senior) says that visiting Israel has also been a personal pilgrimage for himself, as his faith is very important to him, and Israel is a very holy place.

Mihlali Mayambela has started a new adventure in Israel this year, after joining Bnei Yehuda from Portuguese club SC Farense last month. It has also been a special time for older brother Mark, who after leaving Cape Town City during the last transfer window, has been in Israel to watch his brother, seeing him play live for the first time overseas.

Mihlali Mayambela has started a new adventure in Israel this year, after joining Bnei Yehuda from Portuguese club SC Farense last month. The proud older brother Mark says Mihlali also left a good impression at his past club too, and he is very proud of what his younger sibling is doing.

Mihlali Mayambela has started a new adventure in Israel this year, after joining Bnei Yehuda from Portuguese club SC Farense last month. Mayambela follows in the footsteps of Dino Ndlovu who also played for the club, while he says that Tsepo Masilela also left his mark in Israel, when he played for Maccabi Haifa.