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AmaZulu's Zwane welcomes Durban City promotion as KZN PSL boost

May 25, 2025

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Sunday Tribune

AMAZULU coach Arthur Zwane has welcomed the imminent promotion of Durban City to the Premiership, hailing it as a positive development for KwaZulu-Natal football.

- SMISO MSOMI

AmaZulu's Zwane welcomes Durban City promotion as KZN PSL boost

City's top-flight return is all but confirmed after the Premier Soccer League's Disciplinary Committee (PSL DC) dismissed a protest from JDR Stars, who alleged that Durban City improperly registered midfielder Saziso Magawana.

While another protest this time from Cape Town Spurs is still pending, the result that crowned Durban City as Motsepe Foundation Championship winners and relegated Spurs has already set the stage for their promotion.

Zwane, speaking in the wake of City's successful campaign, expressed satisfaction not only with their achievement, but also with the working relationship shared between the two KwaZulu-Natal clubs.

"I've already congratulated coach Simo... They’ve done tremendously well," Zwane said.

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