In this issue

The Yellow Nation Magazine second edition dedicated to women as it falls within Women's Month in South Africa. The Magazine about everything Mamelodi Sundowns. In this edition, we have intriguing content.

Firstly, We are extremely thrilled that we managed to catch up with Mother of Mamelodi Sundowns. We are referring to none other Anastasia Tsichlas is better known as Natasha, the Iron Lady.

We also celebrate the remarkable Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Team. Adjectives are hard to come by when it comes to describing the magnitude of their achievement in winning the SAFA National Women’s League. Coach Jerry Tshabalala and his technical team have done a tremendous job in leading this exceptional team to become invincible.

Another piece to look forward to is the opinion column by the Mamelodi Sundowns National Women’s Coordinator, Angela Khubeka. She touches a few points about being a woman male-dominated spaces and what men need to do to emancipate women. It is indeed a riveting read.

We then spent some time with reigning Queen of Mamelodi Sundowns, the graceful Kadija Makhanya Miss Mamelodi Sundowns 202She truly does epitomize the notion of Beauty and Brains.

In what I consider a coup, we managed to a Q&A session with one of our #SingWithSundowns ambassadors and SuperSport Sportscaster, Lindiwe Dube.

The Yellow Nation is also introducing a segment; Football Neighbourhood. So, our first guest on the publication is the ever-popular Kholofelo Matli better known as Lady D or Iron Lady. So, we have an extremely durable edition with two Iron Ladies in our midst.

Our legends segment sees us interviewing the legendary Anna Monate. She is one of the founding players of Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Team.

Finally, we have the Queen of Vosho. Bulelwa James takes us through her expedition of how she stumbled into Sundowns and what convinced her to become an ardent Sundowns supporter that she is.

The Yellow Nation Magazine Description:

The Yellow Nation is the only football magazine of its kind in South Africa, It is a magazine centre around the most successful Club in South Africa, Mamelodi Sundowns.