Some Premier Soccer League clubs are churning out young talent being touted as the future of South African football Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies continued their dominant start to the 2025 Hollywoodbets Super League season with a dominant 1–0 victory over the University of Fort Hare at TUT Stadium on Sunday morning The win keeps the defending Champions unbeaten and remarkably still yet to concede a goal this campaign calmly slotting home in the 62nd minute to seal three points for Banyana Ba Style The University of Fort Hare put up a strong defensive display and challenged Sundowns throughout but the Brazilians’ quality and persistence ultimately shone through reflected on the team’s determination to get the job done despite missed opportunities: “It was a hard-fought game from start to finish and the University of Fort Hare challenged us I honestly feel we could have scored more goals — we created some good chances but just lacked that final touch at times What made the difference today was our perseverance We implemented everything we had practiced throughout the week and that helped us maintain our structure under pressure.” the reigning Champions were once again rock-solid with experienced defender Bambanani Mbane playing a key role in marshaling the defense and ensuring the team’s seventh clean sheet in as many matches this season They came at us with intensity and tried to disrupt our rhythm we take great pride in protecting our goal and the fact that we have not conceded all season is something we work extremely hard for in training Every player—from the forwards pressing high to the goalkeeper—contributes to that defensive effort.” Ludwig has now moved to four goals this season joining Nthabiseng Majiya and Boitumelo Rabale at the top of Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies’ scoring chart Close behind is Nonhlanhla Mthandi with three goals The Brazilians have also seen valuable contributions from across the squad and Tiisetso Makhubela each finding the back of the net once Up next for Sundowns Ladies is a clash against First Touch at Baroka Village on Saturday Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Get exclusive access to the latest news and promotions This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Pretoria National Zoological Garden (NZG) recently welcomed three blacktip reef sharks and more than 200 colourful marine fish Pretoria Rekord reports that the zoo is home to the largest inland aquarium on the African continent and the new additions aim to provide a unique experience and highlight the ongoing plight of marine life “The arrival of these animals not only adds to the beauty and diversity of our exhibits but also helps us tell a bigger story about ocean ecosystems and the threats they face,” says Tracy Rehse The sharks arrived at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport from Kenya following a 10-hour flight and were promptly transported to the zoo Each shark travelled in a 1 000l plastic tank fitted with a secure lid that was connected to life support systems to ensure proper oxygenation during the journey they were carefully introduced to their new environment salinity and pH to ensure a smooth and stress-free acclimation process Accompanying the sharks were 220 marine fish including striking species such as powder blue tangs stars and stripes pufferfish and green bird wrasse Each fish was individually transported in oxygen-rich marine water and carefully acclimated to their new habitat using controlled floating methods before joining the existing aquarium population The blacktip reef shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus) is a fast and agile species native to the shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region black-tipped fins and remarkable swimming speed these sharks are effective daytime hunters that often move in small groups In the wild, they face growing threats from habitat destruction and overfishing and are listed as vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation Red List While their average lifespan in the wild ranges from 10 to 12 years they can live for over 20 years in well-maintained aquarium settings Breaking news at your fingertips… Follow Caxton Network News on Facebook and join our WhatsApp channel Nuus wat saakmaak. Volg Caxton Netwerk-nuus op Facebook en sluit aan by ons WhatsApp-kanaal Read original story on www.citizen.co.za Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile says his role model has always been Cristiano Ronaldo over his career and is aiming to make history at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup looks set to end the 2024/25 season as the all-time record goal scorer in Premier Soccer League history before the global event kicks off in North America He remains on course to win the league and CAF Champions League with Sundowns in the final against Pyramids – and while he’s not been at his prolific best this season he’s contributions remains invaluable across all fronts With 101 goals and 26 assists in 201 games in all competitions since joining the club from Highlands Park in 2020 Shalulile has been an exemplary figure in South African football and he admits he’s professionalism is modelled on the Portugal legend because he has that ’never-say-die’ attitude He’s someone that has shaped my life in terms of physicality and how to carry yourself,” Shalulile told FIFA.com and with his first-ever Club World Cup on the horizon he’s always keen to put his home country on one of the biggest stages of club football I just feel like there is something missing because I just want to put the ball in the net,” he said “Showcasing my talent on that level is another massive thing because you will be going into the (history) books – that there was this is player from Namibia Sundowns are in Group F alongside Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund Ulsan from the K-League and Brazilian giants Fluminense iDiski Media was founded in December 2019 and comprises of a range of football media products Contact us: [email protected] iDiski Media (Pty) Ltd, 3886 Jan Frederick Ave, Randpark Ridge, Randburg, 2169 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. The Tshwane giants were yet again dominant against their opponents, who are staring at relegation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Soccer Laduma (@soccer_laduma) SA News African News World News The Club House Podcasts & Videos More Premiership The hosts started Pogiso Sanoka, Aphiwe Baliti and Lyle Lakay in place of Neo Rapoo, Lebohang Maboe and Vincent Pule following their 1-1 draw at Polokwane City. Matsatsantsa made the perfect start in the opening quarter when Bradley Grobler rose high in the centre of the box to head in Lyle Lakay’s pin-point cross. The Chilli Boys fancied a route back a few moments later as Craig Martin found space around the area to get goal-side, but he went well off the mark. Chippa were required to make a substitution three minutes past the half-hour mark and saw Bienvenu Eva Nga come on for the injured Seun Ndlovu. Matsatsantsa missed a golden chance to grab a second goal late on when Christian Saile raced clear on goal from Grobler's pass but he fired straight at goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali. Saile made amends two minutes into the second half after he picked up a pass from Nyiko Mobbie and curled one into the back of the net. Chippa refused to lose shape a few minutes gone and almost halved the tally through a snap shot from a clever angle by Giovanni Philander, but he dragged wide of the mark. With time running out, the Chilli Boys missed a golden chance to pull one back late on when Justice Chabalala nodded high and wide from a corner by Malebogo Modise. However, Chippa ended the match with ten players in additional time as Sirgio Kammies got his marching orders for a dangerous challenge on Baliti, who was able to return to the field of play. SuperSport United: Goss, Mobbie, Hlatshwayo, Moralo, Lakay, Okon, Sanoka, Saile, Ndlovu, Baliti, Grobler Subs: Mbanjwa, Mbangossoum, Ndebele, Quaicoe, Pule, Poggenpoel, Ayer, Dzvukamanja, Nurkovic 10 Freedom Way, Milnerton, Cape Town, 7441, South Africa Manqoba Mngqithi, aiming to steer Abafana Be'sthende out of the relegation zone, has led the club to part ways with two senior players. SuperSport-Utd READ | LATEST: Fresh FIFA transfer ban for top 8 PSL club the 21-year-old had seemingly successful trials at Danish giants Midtjylland last year but ultimately could not make a move allegedly due the UEFA Champions League club not agreeing on transfer fee expectations by Matsatsantsa as the player still had one year to run on his deal Okon had another trial stint at Ukraine powerhouse Dynamo Kiev earlier this season and has also not been able to find greener pastures even though the Tshwane club are well aware that his current contract is expiring on 30 June 2025 His representatives could be anticipating the freedom to market the lanky defender as a free agent from 1 July hence the dragging of feet to renew at the relegation-threatened side all is not lost for SuperSport in making money out of Okon as FIFA's training compensation and solidarity mechanisms make them eligible to claim money from transfer fees According to Article 20 of the FIFA Regulations of the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP) training compensation has to be paid out to clubs who developed a player each time a professional player is transferred before his 23rd birthday the training compensation costs are calculated annually from the player's 12th birthday or from any age from 12 years old according to category II allocated to clubs in the CAF region (multiplied by number of years developed) READ: 'Riveiro departure has affected Pirates players' In addition, they are also entitled to a solidarity payment, where they can still negotiate a percentage of a transfer fee paid to them (similar to a sell-on fee) as part of the training compensation, whenever the player is transferred internationally before his 23rd birthday, even if he leaves on a free. Local International Off The Pitch Mamelodi-Sundowns Goals from Tashreeq Matthews and Iqraam Rayners guided the Brazilians to a 2-0 wni over Cape Town City on Saturday night Read: Rayners Stars As Downs Edger Closer To Title The former Esperance coach was happy with how his side performed on the night against a stubborn City side. “Amazing and again a very good performance again. Not an easy game, first half quite tricky we had to make some corrections in our positioning at halftime – message was well received. Second half, I think we coped even more – beautiful goals, good performance,” Cardoso told SuperSport TV. “The boys are really fighting for what they want so much, we really committed for every match and now its go for next one and next one and try to well try to get it. But we need to respect everybody because the next opponent will again be a very tough one,” he added. Cardoso was asked about the impact of Man of the Match Marcelo Allende and praised the enter squad. “I think we are a humble team and humility it’s not a bad value not too much if it’s too much of course it’s not proper but having it in the right sense understanding step-by-step it’s how you make a career working hard,” Cardoso said. “That’s what my boys are doing – Marcelo is obviously one of them – a high-quality player but it’s beautiful to see how they remain humble. We made some corrections at halftime. “I told them there’s something that are not ok and they tried to do it immediately in the second half and we got a goal because of that. “I’m a very proud coach, proud of the club where I work, proud of the family that supports this club or the values that we grow and also proud of the work of the boys, my staff. “The staff around us but still a lot to fight, still a lot to fight. We have four finals to play let’s focus on the next one now,” he continued. SuperSport-Utd SuperSport had to do damage control in one way or another on 21 March after they relieved Hunt of his duties as the club's head coach following their struggles to get out of the bottom half of the table Read: SuperSport, Save Us By Saving Yourselves! the veteran coach had guided Matsatsantsa to a third place finish in the Betway Premiership but there were signs of a decline in his second campaign after United ended seventh before he was let go with his third campaign left with two-and-half months United's biggest mistake could have been an approach of an aggressive youth focus Bradley Grobler and Samir Nurkovic a handful of the veterans Because what is special about experienced players is that they tell it is as it after Gaxa revealed the secret that made SuperSport win the title in the 2008/09 season in spite of almost battling relegation in Hunt's first campaign at the Tshwane side following the departure of Pitso Mosimane "We were struggling (after Hunt replaced Mosimane) we were going down descending to the relegation So he (Hunt) called a meeting of only the senior players 'What is the problem guys!?' The season before we were second even season before," Gaxa revealed on Apex Sports International YouTube Channel "I think he got me in a bad mood but me I speak my mind 'This is nonsense football but I used another word Read: September On Bucs Target: 'If You Can Make A Profit...' "Jose Ferreira CEO at the time called me to the office and said I was never playing from then on but I was training hard and Gavin saw the other side of me and he adapted to what I said he changed a little bit of his style and that season we won the league!" the former Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs defender concluded The experienced players at United in the 2008/09 season included the likes of Andre Arendse Dennis Masina and Glen Salmon among others OPINION: Leinster’s premature exit from the Champions Cup may lead to a backlash in the United Rugby Championship but may also serve the Bulls’ top-two ambitions Northampton Saints and Bordeaux-Bégles will advance to the Champions Cup Final on May 24 after beating two of the pre-tournament favourites – Leinster and Toulouse – this past weekend The Champions Cup format may be problematic but the final stages of Europe’s elite competition never fail to deliver on quality and drama The decider in Cardiff should be one to savour and while Bordeaux will start as favourites the odds on a Saints victory will be a lot shorter following their 37-34 victory over Leinster in the semis The result in Dublin was particularly significant in the context of the present season as well as the past seven years it’s fair to say that Leinster and the Irish game have lost a lot of their aura and their consistency in recent seasons is a tribute to their outstanding structures at national and club level suggest they are trending in the wrong direction Ireland are no longer invincible at Lansdowne Road The All Blacks ended an eight-year drought in Dublin last November becoming the first Southern Hemisphere team to win there since 2016 France thrashed Ireland 42-27 at Lansdowne Road to take charge of the Six Nations and deny the Irish a third-consecutive title That result marked Ireland’s first home loss in the tournament since 2021 Leinster have supplied the bulk of the national side for many years they have been incredibly consistent across the regular season they have developed a knack for capitulating in the big matches It’s been seven long years since Leinster last won the Champions Cup They’ve been among the tournament favourites for the past three years yet have lost two finals as well as the most recent semifinal against Northampton Saints One could forgive them for prioritising the elite tournament over the URC but it’s also worth noting how Leinster have dominated the league phase of the competition since it’s inception only to lose three semifinals – two of those in Dublin Leo Cullen reflects on Leinster’s loss to Northampton Saints in the Semi-Finals 🔵 “It’s going to string for a long time. We were just a little bit off for whatever reason.” 🗣️#InvestecChampionsCup pic.twitter.com/BcW0GkjaQY — Premier Sports (@PremSportsTV) May 3, 2025 The good news is that they are still in the running for one trophy An early exit from the Champions Cup will provide them with more time to focus on the URC play-offs – a luxury they haven’t enjoyed in previous seasons given that so much of their energy has been invested into the Champions Cup Final It’s a good news-bad news scenario for Leinster’s URC opponents it was fair to expect a Leinster victory over Northampton Saints it was fair to expect Leinster – who are eight points clear at the top of the URC log – to rest or manage their best players over the remaining league matches against Zebre Parma and the Glasgow Warriors one would have expected a weakened or rotated side to claim two log points over the two fixtures and to take an unassailable lead at the top of the URC standings Leinster may have rested their best players for the Glasgow match with an intent to peak in the subsequent Champions Cup final a week later That course of action may have opened the door for Glasgow to win in Dublin and ultimately home advantage for the quarter- and semi-finals But Leinster’s Champions Cup semifinal defeat could change everything Perhaps Jacques Nienaber and company will allow some of the players a break this week before they commit to chasing the URC title wholeheartedly All the stars may be back in tow for the final URC league fixture The Bulls will watch Leinster’s movements over the next two weeks with great interest Jake White’s charges are favourites to win their remaining league matches against Cardiff and the Dragons in Pretoria The Bulls won’t finish second in the standings unless Glasgow slip up against Benetton or Leinster in the coming weeks The Bulls will be desperate to secure second place in the standings and the right to play a potential semi-final at Loftus Versfeld Any title contender that travels overseas and back during the URC play-offs will be at a disadvantage as the Bulls themselves discovered in 2022 and the Stormers at Cape Town Stadium in successive knockout matches It’s worth noting that Leinster will be more dangerous in the coming URC play-offs than they have been in previous seasons As prop Rabah Slimani put it after the defeat to Saints as Leinster are chasing one trophy instead of two An earlier exit from the Champions Cup may provide them with more time to physically and mentally recover they may be in a better position to perform in the URC knockouts the Bulls will hope that Leinster rebound and do them a favour against Glasgow It remains to be seen whether Leinster will rise above the pressure in the URC play-offs and whether those Irish players will succeed where they have failed so many times before and it’s for this reason that the last few weeks on the URC will take on a new edge Watch The Rugby Championship U20s live and for FREE on the RugbyPass app Kicking off Thursday 1.5 at 1pm BST with New Zealand U20 vs Australia U20 Geo-blocked in: All South America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa Get weekly Rugby Updates direct to your inbox All the Rugby365 articles and news you love Glasgow Warriors will be hoping a rare free weekend will give them a chance to recharge their batteries ahead of the United Rugby Championship run-in and play-offs The Warriors went down 19-26 to the Bulls last week A home quarterfinal has already been secured but if the Warriors can hang on to second place they will also have home advantage in the semis With Glasgow’s out of the Champions Cup campaign over they’ve now got a free week and skipper Kyle Steyn feels it is much needed after a gruelling season — rugby365.com (@rugby365com) May 3, 2025 Steyn said: “We’ve got to use the fact that we don’t have a game this week to freshen up and be able to come back and then take the learnings and use the fresh energy to catapult us into this because we’ve got two really tough away games to finish and then it’s into knockout rugby and whoever’s coming here [in the quarter-final] I haven’t played a lot of rugby this season so I’m probably a little bit better off than most of the boys but I know there are a lot of guys who haven’t had the breaks they would have hoped for [Rory] Darge and a lot of those boys have come straight back from Scotland camp I’ll get out on the golf course but I just won’t mention the word rugby which will be quite nice for a week.” Injuries have taken their toll on Glasgow this season some players looked like they were running on empty and the squad that took on the Bulls last week were without players like Sione Tuipulotu The match against Bulls has added Gregor Brown Jack Mann and Patrick Schickerling to the crocked list “I keep hoping every week that we’ll just catch a break eventually but it seems like there were a few [more injuries] on Friday again,” said Steyn “And we obviously lost Joshy [McKay] during the week [to a knee infection] “I think that’s just the way it’s going to go and we’ve just got to buckle down Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro lauded his team’s valiant performance in Saturday’s Soweto Derby likening his players to a pack of animals known for their unwavering reliability and teamwork The powerful metaphor resonated deeply in the context of the work ethic that Pirates have developed under his guidance and is one of the takeaways from Mzansi’s football weekend but also as a testament to the impressive discipline and instinctive teamwork his players have displayed He made these comments at the post-match press conference where his face was aglow with the thrill of victory He thought they were performing like superhumans when he said: “They are playing every three days and performing like animals Pirates emerged victorious from a challenging contest showing not just skill but also tenacity and a deep-seated bond to secure their triumph This prompted Riveiro to say: “What I saw out there was nothing short of incredible.” Richards Bay took a massive step in their survival campaign after moving up to 11th on the log They bagged three points from a hard-fought 1–0 win over the more fancied TS Galaxy on Sunday the win also dealt a blow to Galaxy’s hopes of finishing in the top four Richards Bay added to the woes of the clubs marooned at the bottom of the log where the prospect of playing in the dreaded PSL promotion-relegation play-offs looms large Bad luck continues to follow relegation-threatened Cape Town City who ironically produced one of their better performances against the star-studded Mamelodi Sundowns City exhibited moments of promise and creativity that hinted at their potential to secure a positive outcome No wonder Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso said afterwards: “It wasn’t an easy game.” City’s caretaker coach Diogo Peral has come to terms with a stark reality — the club may well be facing the prospect of the end-of-season promotion-relegation play-offs with a 15th-place finish in the Premiership looking increasingly likely SuperSport United clinched a crucial 2–0 victory over Chippa United marking their first win in their last seven Premiership games It was also the first win under interim head coach Andre Arendse SuperSport defeated Chippa United for the first time in over five years It was a much-needed boost in their effort to escape the relegation scrap The home crowd erupted into a euphoric frenzy when SuperSport scored their first goal — a rare sight this season It was one of the few occasions they scored first in a match The result was a well-deserved and long-overdue victory for a side that has faced numerous challenges in the first half of the campaign With both teams fighting for stronger league positions hosts AmaZulu and Polokwane City had to settle for a stalemate at the King Zwelithini Stadium The outcome denied either side the chance to solidify their Top 8 ambitions leaving them to reflect on missed opportunities as momentum tightens with the season’s end in sight AmaZulu remained sixth on the log after registering their fourth draw of the season They wrap up their campaign against Orlando Pirates on 24 May in Durban sit seventh after fighting back to deny AmaZulu the win They will be determined to return to winning ways against Cape Town City at home on 17 May Written by: IOL News Magic 828 AM is a South African commercial radio station playing the best of hits from the 80s Download the Magic828 App now on your mobile phone by clicking here © 2025 Magic828. All Rights Reserved SuperSport United interim coach Andre Arendse has confirmed an injury blow to on loan midfielder Lebohang Maboe who could take a few weeks to recover Maboe is loan from Mamelodi Sundowns since January and was a notable absentee from the side that defeated Chippa United 2-0 in the Betway Premiership over the weekend in Polokwane He was subbed in their last match and Arendse confirmed that Maboe is injured however pleased that the 30-year-old‘s absence wasn’t seen and that there will be an assessment to see if he will finish the season or not “Lebo is carrying an injury that’s keeping him out for a few weeks Arendse answered iDiski Times when asked about the player’s absence “Because whoever came in for him performed fantastically well and that’s how we do it Lyle [Lakay] was missing from the last game he came in to replace Lebo in a different position on the field of play his distribution from his set pieces were fantastic Check out the upcoming Betway Premiership fixtures and the updated log in our match centre what’s nice is we’ve got another little break now we have the time tomorrow morning we’ll have a look at our injury list and see who’s carrying some niggles who’s carrying some knocks who’s coming back from the injuries how we can now again sort of rebuild the team if you like “And we will then work on the training ground to get the team to where I want them to be for our next game.” Contact us: [email protected] Rounak Tewari Author played at the iconic Eden Gardens on May 4 Taking RR’s bowling attack to the cleaners Russell racked up an unbeaten 57 off just 25 balls His innings was studded with 10 boundaries (four fours and six maximums) Kolkata reached a total of 206/4 in their 20 overs KKR won the game by a close margin of one run and Russell also got the Player of the Match (POTM) award for his fiery knock As per prominent sports journalist Sumit Ghosh Ganguly has offered a proposal to Russell to play for JSW Sports’ Pretoria Capitals Former India captain was present at the stadium to witness the game between KKR and RR he also met KKR’s Caribbean stalwart and extended the offer to the 37-year-old Kolkata held their nerves in the close contest against the Pink Army and bagged one-run win Vaibhav Arora got hit for three boundaries by Shubham Dubey but on the final delivery the pacer stood tall and gave away only one run against the left-handed batter and defended three runs successfully Kolkata have now hoarded 11 points in their 11 matches and they will now be required to win their remaining matches to advance to the playoffs. Their upcoming contests are against Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) How can Delhi Capitals qualify for IPL 2025 playoffs after rain washes out match against Sunrisers Hyderabad? SRH vs DC IPL 2025 Highlights: Rain halts chase after Delhi score 133/7; SRH crash out of playoffs It stinks: Tim Paine hits back at handling of Kagiso Rabada's suspension I was supposed to go for Euro 2020 with Italy: Raphinha reveals shocking story Image: Grant Pitcher/Gallo Images Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso wants his side to keep grounded as they edge closer to winning a record-extending eighth successive Betway Premiership title after their 2-0 win over struggling Cape Town City at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday Masandawana need seven points in their remaining four matches to clinch the title They could wrap it up in two this week against Chippa United on Wednesday and Stellenbosch on Sunday if Orlando Pirates fail to beat Lamontville Golden Arrows on Tuesday The Brazilians have 61 points and lead second-placed Pirates by 12 Pirates can reach a maximum of 67 points if they win all their remaining six matches and Sundowns need seven to have an unassailable lead Masandawana prove why they're on top 😮‍💨🔝Iqraam Rayners with the vision 🤌📺 Stream #BetwayPrem on DStv: https://t.co/B0jLrQW5cc @McDonalds_SA pic.twitter.com/cG6zjyRqlG Tashreeq Matthews (34th minute) and Iqraam Rayners (77th) scored on either side of the break in Cape Town to help Sundowns register their 20th victory in 24 league matches “We need to play each match with great respect because we don't know if we will lose points on the way the next one is close to the objective we want to achieve,” Cardoso said after the game But we have to collect points and there is big respect for the next game “We also need to put all the energy inside the pitch and no-one wants to stay out [of the starting line-up] at the moment Sundowns close in on the titleChiefs remain out of the top eightCape Town City's struggles continueHere are the latest #BetwayPrem standings ⬇️#SSDiski pic.twitter.com/dy2kUYLh6M “We play with great respect and humility and being humble is a value that is important because it keeps us focused on what we have to do I will not let the boys get out of the [process] because I think finishing the championship in the right way and a right approach is what we must do.” Cardoso is expecting a tough match from Chippa on Wednesday (7.30pm) He emphasised Sundowns' need for three points to keep to their objective of wrapping up the title without complications Chippa United are a team we haven't played yet But we are going to play at home in front of our fans “I like to have a big crowd so [the fans can help us] can get the next three points because they can be very decisive in the way we are going to approach the last three matches.” SowetanLIVE Sign up (it's quick and free) or sign in now Please read our Comment Policy before commenting The EFF in Gauteng wants Afrikaner-only settlement slamming what it terms as the preservation of the apartheid legacy The EFF condemns such acts as a violation of the country’s values of a non-racial and inclusive South Africa The red berets are urging Tshwane communities to join them in confronting and dismantling apartheid monuments like Kleinfontein and everything they represent The party also calls on the City of Tshwane to reject any re-zoning applications that perpetuate racial segregation and economic exclusion in order to promote fair access to land and opportunity says the settlement must be removed and that the party is willing to go to any length to do that which was established two years before South Africa achieved democracy was declared illegal in August last year by the High Court in Pretoria says the law needs to promptly take its course in ensuring that such places are relinquished “We will do whatever is necessary in order to stop a place like Kleinfontein or any other white racist enclave to exist in South Africa Ons saal dit nie ferder toe laat nie!,” proclaims Niehaus He says the party will continue its mission to highlight the situation which they believe contradicts the country’s values of equality and inclusion who work in the Kleinfontein Afrikaners’ dorp (town) claim to be prejudiced by residents of the enclave YNews spoke to fueling station workers near the area and they reported receiving antagonistic treatment from some locals in which one white resident of the white-only town told a black employee that he should speak Afrikaans if he wants to secure a tip from him so the guy expected me to pretty much help him first There was an incident where an attendant was told that he will not get a tip if he doesn’t speak Afrikaans,” says anonymous barred customers from using its public toilets during the EFF march on Friday The marchers also seek the removal of a billboard near the town that reads “Welkom in AfriForum wereld” The demonstrators eventually encamped before the white-only town’s entrance demanding that the City of Tshwane’s urgent action against the white-only town be implemented Kleinfontein’s racism must be addressed since it forces black people to servitude while providing them with no sanctuary Dunga believes that the party’s march to the racist town was necessary to demonstrate that the party is aware of its existence in the country and its intention continue manufacturing racism He slammed as unacceptable the fact that black people in the community are solely forced to hard labour and cannot reside there “We are here to tell them that this is the same racism that we are calling against because we can never allow an area to be a white-only area where black people are only subjected to sweat and slavery but cannot reside in those areas There is no area in South Africa or Tshwane that is a black-only area,” exclaims Dunga He goes on to say that residents of the white-only town now denigrate black people because they chose to reconcile with white people He believes it is about time for the country to address historical injustices such as the oppression of black people during apartheid believes Kleinfontein should not only be considered illegal “We went to municipalities to ask them to expropriate abandoned buildings that are hijacked and to convert them to student accommodation The municipalities told us about spatial zoning When white people occupy farms that are supposed to be for agricultural purposes and they are not removed or told about spatial zoning We don’t want them to only be rendered illegal we want their house to be demolished,” states Gxabashe The party calls for immediate action against the racist town which includes a statue of apartheid architect Hendrick Verwoerd The party wants the capital city to immediately enforce the Gauteng High Court’s order on the Afrikaner dorp by halting all illegal developments there The City of Tshwane’s Head of Housing promising to respond to their demands within the next two weeks Chipu appeared to reflect the party’s sentiments on the white-only town “There is no way that the township can actually be accepted on the basis that it is not actually addressing the injustice of the past I accept the memorandum on behalf of the City of Tshwane and I will be able to share it with the officials,” said Chipu The locals have meanwhile defended the area rejecting claims that they are racist and are preserving apartheid They have instead described the area as a cultural town Written by: Lindiwe Mabena SuperSport United interim coach Andre Arendse says he is proud of his team after beating Chippa United 2-0 on Saturday Seasoned striker Bradley Grobler and winger Christian Saile scored in either half to boost SuperSport United's chances of avoiding relegation from the Betway Premiership In a post-match interview with SuperSport Television the Bafana Bafana goalkeeping legend said he was relieved that players are applying what they learn in training but proud is the word because the players carried out the things we have been implementing in training the whole week and they put smiles on their faces," Arendse said Despite the Pretoria-based team breaking a six-game winless run in the league "The players know that this is just the beginning We need to keep doing this for the rest of the season," he added three points ahead of bottom-placed Cape Town City seen here taking on Cape Town City defender Lorenzo Gordinho created the first goal and scored the second at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday night Mamelodi Sundowns cemented their spot at the top of the Premiership with a 2-0 win over Cape Town City on Saturday evening edging tantalisingly closer to an eighth consecutive league title – a monumental feat in South African football history Coach Miguel Cardoso’s team (61 points after 24 games) are now 12 points clear of second-placed Orlando Pirates (22) who have 49 after their dramatic 2-1 Soweto derby win over Kaizer Chiefs earlier on Saturday Attacking midfielder Tashreeq Matthews gave Masandawana a 1-0 halftime lead after a rousing first half at the Cape Town Stadium in Green Point On two occasions in the opening four minutes City managed to round the Brazilians’ defence This pressure earned them the game’s first corner but goalkeeper Ronwen Williams gathered well to nullify the set-piece Sundowns managed to thwart City’s early attacking forays before it reached the fringes of their goalmouth but their only reward was Matthews’ 34th-minute strike after a fine feed from teammate Iqraam Rayners who earlier managed to beat the offside trap there were plenty of “oohs” and “ahs” from the fans as both defences survived close calls after several half-chances emerged play swung like a pendulum from one end to the other highlighting the attacking intent of the teams The heart and tenacity of the teams displayed belied the fact that the game was a contest between teams at different ends of the Premiership standings Sundowns’ class came to the fore when they doubled their score through Rayners who ran smartly to latch onto an Arthur Sales through-ball for the side’s insurance goal the Sundowns fans raised a huge cheer to welcome their captain Themba Zwane who entered the fray at the expense of Matthews The Brazilians will be in action again on Wednesday when they host Chippa United rock bottom on the log with 24 points after 27 games will travel to Polokwane for a clash next Saturday SuperSport United defeated Chippa United for the first time in over five years to move out of the relegation zone after a convincing 2-0 victory in the Betway Premiership at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane on Saturday Matsatsantsa a Pitori secured their first win in their last seven league games and their first win under interim head coach Andre Arendse SuperSport dominated the opening quarter of an hour and were rewarded with the opening goal in the 17th minute as Lyle Lakay’s cross found Bradley Grobler at the far post who headed the ball in from close range for his fourth goal in just 10 attempts on target this season Chippa had the opportunity to draw level in the 25th minute as Papama Tyongwana’s long ball found Craig Martin whose cross to Siya Ndlovu was too far behind him Christian Saile and Lakay broke forward but could not complete the two-on-three break as Lakay’s cross was deflected and collected easily by Chippa goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Matsatsantsa took their one-goal lead into halftime with Chippa being caught offside five times in the half and managing only one shot on target SuperSport doubled their lead just three minutes into the second half, as Nyiko Mobbie’s ball forward found Christian Saile, who cut onto his left and curled the ball passed Nwabali into the back of the net for his fourth goal, and Mobbie’s first assist of the season. The Chilli Boys nearly pulled one back in the 59th minute, as Giovanni Philander’s free-kick from a tight angle had to be punched over the crossbar by the backpedaling SuperSport goalkeeper Ricardo Goss. Siphesihle Ndlovu could have added another goal for Matsatsantsa in the 65th minute as Lakay’s cross from a set piece found him open in the box, but he skied his effort over the bar. Grobler nearly bagged his second of the game in the 67th minute as Saile’s cross glanced off the head of Makhele, falling into Grobler’s path, but he too couldn't find the target. Sirgio Kammies added to Chippa’s woes as he received a red card in the 91st minute for a dangerous tackle. The victory sees SuperSport move above Richards Bay on goal difference into 13th spot on the Betway Premiership log. They will hope to carry the momentum into their upcoming clash against Stellenbosch FC at the Danie Craven Stadium on 17 May. The loss for the Chilli Boys sees them drop to ninth place on the log as they are now winless in their last four away games and their last four league fixtures. They will look to bounce back against Mamelodi Sundowns at Loftus Versfeld on Wednesday SuperSport: (1) 2 (Grobler 17’, Saile 48’) SuperSport: Goss, Sanoka, Okon, Hlatshwayo, Baliti, Mobbie, Ndlovu, Moralo, Lakay (Mbangossoum 74’), Saile (Poggenpoel 82’), Grobler (Nurkovic 82’). Chippa: Nwabali, Mandingwane (Bonani 72’), Makhele, Chabalala, Sithole, Martin, Tyongwana (Maarman 72’), Kammies, Modise, Kwayiba, Ndlovu (Eva Nga 33’) Premiership FT #BetwayPrem •TS Galaxy 0️⃣-1️⃣ Richards Bay (Lindokuhle Zikhali'51)#PhakweGas #NatalRichBoyZ pic.twitter.com/Yn5T030vah 80' TSG 0-1 RB: The Natal Rich Boyz are defending with everything heading into the final ten minutes 70' TSG 0-1 RB: Galaxy now have 20 minutes to find the breakthrough but they do have the numbers in their favour 54' RED CARD: Zikhali goes from hero to villain as he is sent off after picking up his second yellow card of the game 51' GOAL: The visitors finally get the breakthrough as Zikhali finds the back of the net HT : #BetwayPrem •TS Galaxy 0-0* Richards Bay #PhakweGas #NatalRichBoyZ pic.twitter.com/2ewuUOTBFZ 40' TSG 0-0 RB: It's been a real frustrating half from both sides with neither of them looking likely to score befroe the break 35' TSG 0-0 RB: Richards Bay will be desperate to pick up the win especially after SuperSport United won on Saturday evening 25' TSG 0-0 RB: 25 minutes have gone in Tshwane but both sides have struggled to carve out chances 10' TSG 0-0 RB: The Natal Rich Boys have enjoyed most of the possession in the early stages but we are still waiting for the first chance Galaxy get the first half underway at the Lucas Moripe Stadium 1️⃣'#BetwayPrem •TS Galaxy 0-0* Richards Bay #PhakweGas #NatalRichBoyZ RESULT: Cape Town City 0-2 Mamelodi Sundowns 77' GOAL: Sundowns finally double their lead as Rayners gets his name on the score-sheet with a clinical finish 73' CTC 0-1 SUN: City have made a double to change as Mokotjo and Goedeman replace Petrus and Amato 65' CTC 0-1 SUN: Williams has barley been tested on his return to action but City are seeing a bit more of the ball now 55' CTC 0-1 SUN: Sundowns carve out another opening as Modiba picks out Sales HALFTIME: Cape Town City 0-1 Mamelodi Sundowns 40' CTC 0-1 SUN: Sundowns go close to adding a second goal but Morena sees his low strike saved by Keet 33' GOAL!: Sundowns finally break the deadlock as Rayners breaks free down the right before picking out Matthews 20' CTC 0-0 SUN: Still no goals to report on at the DHL Stadium but the game has been played at a lively tempo 10' CTC 0-0 SUN: It's been a lively start in Cape Town where both sides have shown a desire to get goals RESULT: SuperSport United 2-0 Chippa United Full-Time ⏹️A solid 2–0 win! Bradley opened the scoring, and Saile sealed it with a beauty. Big performance, big three points!SuperSport United 2 - 0 Chippa United#MatsatsantsaUnified #BetwayPremiership pic.twitter.com/8jAfb4c5D2 90' SSU 2-0 CHI: Chippa will end the game with ten men after Sergio Kammies is shown a straight red for a dangerous challenge #DikwenaTsaMeetse 🐊#TheBlueNation #BetwayPrem pic.twitter.com/rNVOzVufXc 78' MAG 1-1 SEK: Sekhukhune finally get their reward as Ohizu finds the back of the net to level matters 48' SSU 2-0 CHI: The home side have doubled their lead with Saile getting his name on the score-sheet 55' MAG 1-0 SEK: Magesi continue to hold firm in the second half HALFTIME: SuperSport United 1-0 Chippa United Half-Time⏸️ We lead 1–0 thanks to a cool finish from Bradley Grobler! 🔵#MatsatsantsaUnified | #BetwayPremiership pic.twitter.com/H5dYEMwLxN 45' SSU 1-0 CHI: SuperSport have defended well in the first half but will be unhappy not to have scored more goals 35' SSU 1-0 CHI: Chippa have struggled to trouble the SuperSport defence so far HALFTIME ⚽🐊Magesi (Abrahams 13') 1-0 Sekhukhune United #DikwenaTsaMeetse 🐊#TheBlueNation #BetwayPrem 30' MAG 1-0 SEK: Eric Tinkler's men are throwing bodies forward in search of the equaliser but Magesi are defending well 17: SSU 1-0 CHI: SuperSport get the breakthrough as veteran striker Bradley Grobler nods home Lyle Lakay's cross 15' SSU 0-0 CHI: Big chance for SuperSport to take the lead but Saile fires straight at Nwabali in a one-on-one situation 13' MAG 1-0 SEK: The home side get the opening goal thanks to a strike from Abrahams 10' MAG 0-0 SEK: It's been a decent opening at the Seshego Stadium where Sekhukhune need to win in order to reclaim third spot 90' RED CARD: Chiefs will finish the game with ten men as Cross picks up his second yellow card of the game 75' KC 1-2 OP: Chiefs have introduce Tashreeq Morris and Thabo Cele for the final 15 minutes 68' KC 1-2 OP: Pirates have completed the turnaround as Mofokeng fires past Bvuma from close-range Three goals, three points ✨️Golden Arrows 0️⃣–3️⃣ Stellenbosch FC pic.twitter.com/BZyZ8jsxx1 55' KC 1-1 OP: The Buccaneers have enjoyed most of the possession in the early stages of the second half with Dlamini going closest with an effort from the edge of the box 72' GA 0-3 ST: The visitors manage to bag a third goal on the day with Thabo Moloisane getting his name on the score-sheet 70' GA 0-2 STE: Stellenbosch have doubled their lead in the contest courtesy of a strike from Lesiba Nku 60' GA 0-1 STE: Arrows continue to throw bodies forward with Lukhele going closest after Masuluke is called upon to make the save 46' GA 0-1 STE: Stellies have been dealt an injury blow as Ismael Toure is replaced by Athenkosi Mcaba HALFTIME: Kaizer Chiefs 1-1 Orlando Pirates 40' KC 1-1 OP: There are just five minutes left in the half but Chiefs have looked livelier after a shaky spell 30' KC 1-1 OP: Bvuma produces a great reactionary save to keep out Xoki's header as the defence went to sleep 23' GOAL: Pirates level matters at the midway point as Makgopa bags his fifth league after being set up by Nkota 45' HALFTIME: Golden Arrows 0-1 Stellenbosch 15' KC 1-0 OP: Big chance for Pirates to equalise but Dove pops up with a big block on Xoki in the box 40' GA 0-1 STE: Five minutes left in the first half 2' GOAL: Kaizer Chiefs have taken an early lead as Lilepo gets his first derby goal with a first-time finish 1' UNDERWAY: Orlando Pirates get the first half underway at FNB Stadium ☠️ The #SowetoDerby begins! 💥⚫⚪🔴⭐#MatchDay #OrlandoPirates #OnceAlways pic.twitter.com/vkSubxQQZV 25' GA 0-1 STE: Arrows are pushing for the equaliser but are yet to trouble Masuluke between the sticks 15' GOAL: Stellenbosch take the lead in Hammarsdale courtesy of a strike from Devin Titus 1' UNDERWAY: Golden Arrows 0-0 Stellenbosch FC Kick-Off DELAYED: The match will now start at 15h30 Important Update!The match will be delayed by 30 minutes as supporters are still making their way into the stadium.The match will now kick off at 15h30. #Amakhosi4Life 14:30: Maswanganyi Left Out Of Pirates Squad does not make the matchday squad for Pirates We've arrived in Hammarsdale 📍 pic.twitter.com/L7HWQesXFO 13:38 - Orlando Pirates players walking around FNB Stadium ☠️🧵🪡⚫⚪🔴⭐#OrlandoPirates #OnceAlways pic.twitter.com/HaaT6ORDsc Kaizer Chiefs will be without young forward Wandile Duba who has netted five league goals this season take to the field without central defender Nkosinathi Sibisi who was sent off in the defeat to Sekhukhune United on Wednesday Mamelodi Sundowns are in Cape Town this weekend for their upcoming fixture against Cape Town City FC in the Betway Premiership on Saturday night at the Cape Town Stadium Masandawana come from a midweek clash at home after focusing on cup competitions for a while they were on the better side when they outclassed Richards Bay in a 3-0 meeting the mandate will remain the same for Bafana Ba Style: to collect all points on offer and extend their lead at the top of the tally The 3-0 win over the Western Cape side in the first half of the season will also help boost their morale ahead of the reverse fixture forward Tashreeq Matthews said the team had little time to prepare for the match but they’ll still fight hard to emerge victorious “We haven’t had enough time to prepare for this game We also trained in Cape Town to acclimatize ourselves to the environment.” “It’s a big game for us because we are on top and trying to extend the lead A win is also important for Cape Town City because they want to get out of the relegation zone and for them to be at the bottom is surprising and we hope to get positive results,” the forward said Mamelodi Sundowns will clash against Cape Town City on Saturday night at the Cape Town Stadium Eleni Abraham Yitbarek is affiliated with Partnership for Economic Policy (Research Fellow) own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Pretoria provides funding as a partner of The Conversation AFRICA View all partners South Africa remains one of the most unequal countries in the world. The country’s per-capita expenditure Gini coefficient, a measure of how spending from income is distributed, stands at 0.65. This puts it among countries with the most unequal distribution of spending globally Nearly 55% of the population were living in poverty in 2023. The country also has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world: 33.5% in the second quarter of 2024. To compound these issues, economic growth has stagnated since 2008 unemployment and inequality requires economic growth that includes more people there must be a set of interventions that work together One intervention being considered in South Africa is basic income support to relieve poverty among unemployed citizens Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, basic income support had been on the policy agenda in South Africa for at least two decades, since the Taylor Committee in 2001 The pandemic made existing inequalities worse through job losses A “social relief of distress” grant was introduced in 2020 to support the unemployed The grant targeted those affected by sudden income loss including unemployed working-age individuals who did not qualify for other grants The introduction of the grant renewed interest in the concept of a universal basic income or a more comprehensive form of income support It highlighted the welfare potential for a more permanent basic income support system In a recently published paper a team of economists explored the possible effects of introducing permanent basic income support to: only unemployed individuals in extremely poor households The economic modelling exercise demonstrates that a basic income grant targeting all individuals aged between 18 and 59 could significantly reduce poverty and inequality require carefully targeted and implemented interventions over a multi-year period The study identifies which socio-economic groups would benefit the most from the grant and sheds light on the impact of basic income support on the welfare and livelihoods of individuals and their households We used market income or pre-transfer income as the starting point to see how public spending changed poverty or income inequality We used data from the 2017 Quarterly Labour Force Survey a measure of employment and unemployment based on the country’s working population The first scenario was based on the universal grant being paid to all those aged 18 to 59 only those aged 18-59 who were unemployed received it only those who lived in extremely poor households and were unemployed in 2017 were included Some form of support exists for children under 18 (child grant) and for adults aged 60 and over (pension) That’s why we allocated the grant only for adults from 18 to 59 the income support transfer is assumed to be R595 (US$38) per individual per month in 2021 equivalent to what it cost to provide a basic basket of food (that is We use R595 as it closely aligns with the COVID social relief of distress grant extension and reflects the grant amount for the 2021/22 financial year a basic income support grant has the potential to reduce poverty and inequality in South Africa the effect varies based on the targeting mechanism used to identify beneficiaries its gap (the ratio by which the mean income of the poor falls below the poverty line) and income inequality fall the most when the transfer is universal or targets the unemployed and the extreme poor In the first scenario (support for all individuals aged 18 to 59) and the third scenario (the unemployed and extremely poor) both poverty headcount (the percentage of the population living below the national poverty line) and the poverty gap (the ratio by which the mean income of the poor falls below the poverty line) decrease more than in the second scenario (targeting only the unemployed) The income inequality reduction is also larger in the first and third scenarios compared to the second scenario The significance of these findings is that better targeting makes basic income support more pro-poor and progressive and reduces the leakage of the benefit to the non-poor where poverty and inequality are extensive and public resources are limited But it’s important to recognise that effective targeting entails higher administrative costs while a universal basic income grant may be more expensive in terms of total disbursement it has the greatest potential to reduce poverty and overall inequality The government can make the best use of its resources by focusing on vulnerable populations such as those who are extremely poor and unemployed Finding the right criteria to identify the poor largely determines the programme’s success in improving welfare South Africa is currently saddled with high poverty and inequality. 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