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Smiso Msomi's focus is primarily on local sports, especially South African football. If you are involved in the South African football scene, have insights into teams like Kaizer Chiefs or Stellenbosch FC, or can provide expert commentary on events and announcements related to these teams and leagues, then reaching out to Smiso could be beneficial.
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By: Smiso Msomi
Two years after appearing on GQ’s Success Issue cover, Relebohile Mofokeng, Thapelo Maseko, Shandre Campbell, Jaedin Rhodes and Mfundo Vilakazi have taken sharply different paths — with four now in Europe and one emerging at Kaizer Chiefs.
By: Smiso Msomi
BAFANA BAFANA Two years ago, five teenage footballers appeared on the cover of GQ South Africa's Success Issue.
By: Smiso Msomi
“Duba told me to score” — and Faiz Abrahams duly delivered as the Kaizer Chiefs youngster announced himself in spectacular fashion against Siwelele.
INTERNATIONAL Relebohile Mofokeng is wasting no time making his mark in Belgium, with the former Orlando Pirates star already finding the net twice in his first five appearances for Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.
By: Smiso Msomi
With the South African Football Association (Safa) elective congress just days away, presidential challenger Sandile Zungu is banking on support
By: Smiso Msomi
Sandile Zungu believes royal backing from King Misuzulu kaZwelithini will help him secure KZN's key voting bloc in Saturday's Safa presidential election.
WITH the South African Football Association (Safa) elective congress just a day away, presidential challenger Sandile Zungu is banking on support from KwaZulu-Natal as his high-stakes battle with incumbent Danny Jordaan reaches its climax.
Orlando Pirates legend Gavin Lane has full belief his former club will prove too much for their opponents as they gear up for their CAF Champions League second-leg qualifier against La Cure Waves.
By: Smiso Msomi
Orlando Pirates legend Gavin Lane insists the Buccaneers will comfortably overcome La Cure Waves at home to seal progression in the CAF Champions League.
Thabo Cele's move to Mamelodi Sundowns places him among a select group of players to have represented both of South Africa's most successful modern clubs. Picture: BackpagePix
