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Stellenbosch FC remains optimistic about reaching the Caf Confederation Cup final despite a narrow first-leg defeat to Simba, with coach Steve Barker confident they can overturn the deficit at their home ground this Sunday.
The stalemate sees both sides missing out on an opportunity to make giant inroads up the log and offers those around them a chance to get the advantage.
Two points currently separate the two sides, but as with any derby match, form and previous results most often goes out the window once the battle lines are drawn.
As Jacob Zuma’s MK Party gets ready to host its glitzy anniversary dinner, questions arise about the party’s future in the bustling world of South African politics.
At MKP’s first anniversary, Jacob Zuma criticised unfulfilled promises of 1994 democracy, highlighting landlessness, poverty, and economic collapse. He called for unity in pursuing radical change and reclaiming South Africa’s resources.
MK Party celebrates its first anniversary at Moses Mabhida Stadium, witnessing strong attendance from the ATM while the EFF's absence raises questions about unity within the progressive caucus.
Anticipation of new members that may have defected from other political parties.
The total prize purse for the 98th Comrades Marathon held on June 8, 2024, has increased to over R7. 6 million.
Durban is set to enhance its adventure tourism offerings with exciting upgrades to Moses Mabhida Stadium, featuring new attractions like a viewing platform, sky car and zip line.
Soweto giants Orlando Pirates are racing against time to get their of stars back to fitness ahead of their huge MTN8 final against Stellenbosch.
Lehlohonolo Mojela has been on fire for Stellenbosch FC, and as they face Orlando Pirates in the MTN8 final, all eyes are on the forward to see if he can continue his stunning form.
With the win, AmaZulu moved up to 31 points in 10th place on the log, one spot and one point behind Chippa. Mamelodi Sundowns top the log 56 points, 13 points ahead of second-placed Stellebosch FC.
He was accused of abusing state resources and some called for him to be billed for chartering the flight, but he had maintained that he was doing crime prevention with other SAPS members when he used the helicopter.
Kwazulu-Natal has what is termed “floating voters”, an electorate characterised by the potential to adjust to new political trends.
The City of eThekwini Mayor, Councillor Mxolisi Kaunda, has apologised to the residents of uMhlanga and Durban North for the recent water outages they experienced due to infrastructural challenges, giving it a clean bill of health.
The ANC said that it believed that Inkosi yamaNazareth aseBuhleni is a catalyst for social cohesion and unity of the people in the province. Therefore, the church pioneer deserves to be honoured as such.
The biggest religious congregation of KwaZulu-Natal province was engaged in the gathering to mark its inaugural eThekwini prayer, an occasion the church is planning to make an annual event, in order to pray for peace, harmony and safety of the KZN citizens.
The People’s Park, Moses Mabhida Stadium, was a kaleidoscope of colour and hive of activity, as the young and old residents of eThekwini came out in their numbers to celebrate the International Day of Yoga on Wednesday.
AmaZulu president Sandile Zungu revealed exclusively to IOL Sport that Romain Folz is a part of their long-term vision and has put pen to paper on a new deal.
The Municipal Public Account Committee (MPAC) has summoned the management of Moses Mabhida Stadium to explain the structural defect and money spent on repairs
The stadium requires major repairs to ensure its safety, as engineers point out major faults.
Sundowns and Royal AM played the first legs of their respective qualifiers on Sunday as Downs smashed La Passe 7-0 at Loftus Versfeld, while Royal drew 0-0 with Zesco United at Moses Mabhida Stadium.
Amakhosi haven’t had the best start to their revival season. They are languishing in the bottom half of the standings in 14th position.
Bafana have the privilege of advancing straight to the quarter-final stage of the Southern African football competition by virtue of being one of the highest ranked sides at the event.
Despite dropping points in a draw against mid-table Sekhukhune, new AmaZulu coach Brandon Truter feels his charges are showing improvement.