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Sinolwetu Tompela

Assistant Editor

Biography:

I studied Journalism and Media Studies at Damelin and have always known I was a storyteller. I started as a sports presenter at Kumkani FM before moving into digital media, writing for Front Runner and later managing social media for GritSports, contributing content creation for Netball South Africa - I combine a love of sports with the power of digital storytelling to bring stories to life.

My Football Story:

While I never played football, I’ve managed to find my place on the pitch through words—capturing the highs, lows, and drama of the game.

Favourite Football Memory:

Watching my first Soweto derby in 2014 live - coming from East London, I had never felt an atmosphere like that. That day, I knew I wanted to be part of this world for as long as I could.

Areas of Expertise:

South African football (Premier Soccer League, Hollywoodbets Super League)

Social Media (Sports content creation)

Articles by Sinolwetu Tompela
  1. Mngqithi addresses Bafana links - 'Let the reality unfold'

    With Hugo Broos' planned departure from the South Africa national team now drawing closer, attention has increasingly turned to who could succeed the Belgian, with the former Golden Arrows coach expected to be among the frontrunners despite only recently taking charge of the East African outfit. However, he has remained unfazed by the speculation and instead backed another candidate to take charge.

  2. Mngqithi explains why he joined Young Africans

    The 55-year-old mentor has officially opened up on his decision to move to the East African side, citing a burning desire to return to the pinnacle of continental football. The former Premier Soccer League tactician arrives in Tanzania with a mandate to restore the club's fortunes in Africa's premier club competition.

  1. Chiefs secure move for Bafana star

    Amakhosi have taken another significant step in their squad rebuilding process by confirming the arrival of a high-profile addition to their goalkeeping department. The Naturena-based giants are looking to reclaim their former glory and have identified the shot-stopping ranks as a priority area for improvement ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.

  2. Richards Bay appoints Gabriel as head coach

    The KwaZulu-Natal outfit has officially ended their era of co-coaching by appointing Gabriel as the club's new head coach ahead of the upcoming campaign. The move sees the long-serving technical member finally take the reins solo as the Natal Rich Boyz look to establish themselves as a consistent force in the Premier Soccer League.