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Seth Willis

Writer

Biography: My journalism skills were sharpened at the prestigious Kenya Institute of Mass Communication before Moi University filled a few gaps. I have worked for several big Radio stations in Kenya, as well as Tanzania's Azam TV, and sports magazine. Well, I have been at home, here at GOAL, since 2015, and the best part is I cover the game I love, football, in Mzansi and African football at large.

My Football Story: I support the biggest team in London, Arsenal, and the best team in South Africa, Kaizer Chiefs. I have played competitive football in Kenya, where I turned out for a fourth-tier side, playing alongside some big names like former Harambee Star Innocent Mutiso. My love for journalism made me avoid the top tiers during my prime.

Areas of Expertise:

The Premier Soccer League, South Africa

The Kenyan Premier League

African Football

Arsenal

Favourite Football Memory: Well, let's forget about me playing against the then Dylan Kerr-led Gor Mahia, who beat my team 7-0 a couple of years ago! The most recent memory was seeing El Capitan Yusuf Maart scoring that winning goal against Orlando Pirates in the 2024/25 Nedbank Cup final! Oh my! I had waited for a decade to celebrate Chiefs' triumph in a major competition.

Articles by Seth Willis
  1. 'SA have no quality it's a miracle we qualified for WC! Now legends have a say; Hugo can do what he wants'

    Football lovers in the country will have a rare opportunity to cheer for their own in the forthcoming global competition to be co-hosted by Mexico, Canada, and the United States. This is the first time in nearly a quarter-century that the National Team qualified for the prestigious tournament. They are in Group A alongside Mexico, the Czech Republic, and South Korea.

  2. Bafana Bafana loss is good! Ex-Pirates claims

    The South African National Team made a list of teams that will be chasing the global crown in the tournament that will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada from June 11. However, Hugo Broos' men were not impressive in the recent two international friendlies at home about two months before the competition.

  1. Revealed: How ex-Pirates coach Riveiro managed to win five trophies with Bucs

    The current AIK Fotboll manager did extremely well during his time with the Buccaneers before opting against extending his stay with the Soweto giants. The Spaniard chose another challenge in Egypt with heavyweights Al Ahly, but things didn't go as anticipated. He is currently in Sweden where he is helping one of the most successful teams in the country.