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November 06, 2025

Will Broos take the risk on Zwane?

Hugo Broos is just a few weeks away from announcing his final Bafana Bafana squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and many are waiting to see if Themba Zwane will be on the plane to Morocco for the competition.

6 mins

It made me want to work harder

Siyabonga Nhlapo is part of a small group of players who have a club to play for in the top-flight even after the age of 35.

7 mins

PSL over 30 Over the hill or veterans?

In South African football, the age of 30 is more than just a number, it's a career crossroads that separates the pragmatists from the dreamers, the planners from the hopeful, and ultimately, those who control their destiny from those who let the game decide for them.

8 mins

I'm not really angry

The 2015 MTN8 title is the only trophy that Travis Graham won as a player. The 32-year-old, who recently retired from professional football, led a young Ajax Cape Town team against a formidable Kaizer Chiefs side, and Nathan Paulse's goal from the penalty spot was enough to separate the two teams. A year earlier, Graham ended up on the losing side in the Nedbank Cup final against Mamelodi Sundowns. Despite his illustrious career, which spanned over a decade, the Cape Town-born former midfielder finished his career with only one trophy and no national team caps. In the second part of his interview with Soccer Laduma's Delmain Faver, Graham shares his thoughts on the reasons why he never played for Bafana Bafana, lists the best coaches he has ever worked with and opens up about his best achievements.

5 mins

Chiefs don't have to rely on Lilepo

Kaizer Chiefs have played 11 league matches this season, and Glodi Lilepo sits on a paltry one goal.

7 mins

In Touch With... THEMBELA SIKHAKHANE - UNATTACHED

Hola Thembela, it's been a while since we heard from you. It's a pleasure to have you with us this week.

3 mins

Still In Touch With...

GERT SCHALKWYK (PART 1)

3 mins

They are the future Bafana Bafana players

That was a very good victory against Bolivia and a nice confidence booster for Amajimbos going into the rest of the competition.

5 mins

I was shocked by that man's behaviour!

The Carling Knockout semi-finals will be kicking off this weekend, and we all expect to see fireworks as we approach the business end of the tournament. I wish all the remaining teams all the best. Our national U17 opened their FIFA World Cup campaign with an impressive 3-1 win against Bolivia on Monday, which was incredible to see. I want to congratulate them for that important win and wish them well in their second match this afternoon (Thursday) against Qatar.

6 mins

The prodigal son returns

Every edition of the CAF Champions League provides its fair share of subplots, but few are as captivating as coach Rhulani Mokwena's return to face his former club Mamelodi Sundowns.

1 mins

Can Mokwena topple Downs?

The draw for the CAF Champions League has officially been conducted, paving the way for Africa's elite clubs to battle for the continent's most prestigious prize. The tournament's scriptwriters have once again delivered compelling storylines to ignite the group stage — from Pyramids FC and RS Berkane's ambitions to join the continent's traditional heavyweights, to Rhulani Mokwena's emotionally charged reunion with Mamelodi Sundowns, and Al Ahly's attempt to reassert their dominance after recent setbacks. Soccer Laduma's Kamogelo Motecwane takes a closer look at the narratives, rivalries and ambitions that will define this season's competition.

5 mins

Coach Rhulani knows Sundowns very well

Kaizer Chiefs CAF Draw

4 mins

Arne Slot would have been fired at Chippa

Following a brief but eventful spell in charge of Chippa United, Belgian coach Luc Eymael parted ways with the Gqeberha-based side after just seven matches in all competitions. His departure came in the wake of a 2-1 defeat to Marumo Gallants in the Betway Premiership – a result that left the Chilli Boys anchored to the bottom of the table. Eymael, who succeeded Sinethemba Badela earlier in the season, managed one win, two draws and four losses during his stint, including an early Carling Knockout exit. His departure was the latest chapter in the club’s well-known pattern of frequent coaching changes under chairman Siviwe Mpengesi. In this interview with Soccer Laduma’s Masebe Qina, Eymael reflects on his short stay in the Eastern Cape, his disappointment at not being given more time, his working relationships within the club and his ambitions for the future.

6 mins

Coach Broos may be offside!

It is an open secret that coach Hugo Broos will always be remembered as one of the best coaches we've ever had in charge of Bafana Bafana.

5 mins

I had mixed emotions

Mention the name Phakamani Mahlambi and many would probably sigh at the thought of what a legend this man could have been. With so much talent, Mahlambi had the potential to have a great career, but some decisions led him the wrong way and eventually out of football much earlier than expected. But there's still hope of another Mahlambi making it big in the Betway Premiership and possibly abroad in the future. Seluleko Mahlambi, the younger brother to Phakamani, is having a dream start to life at TS Galaxy and fingers are crossed that he can go on to have a great career. In this interview with Soccer Laduma's Tshepang Mailwane, the 21-year-old striker talks about how he got to Galaxy and what it was like growing up with his older brother.

7 mins

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