The former Amakhosi midfielder has thrown his support behind the club's decision to overhaul their technical team once again following the exits of the co-coaches who led the Glamour Boys to a third-place league finish and secured CAF Confederation Cup qualification.
The Naturena hierarchy have already made their decision regarding the futures of their technical bench. Despite leading the Soweto giants to their best league finish in six seasons, the club management has opted for a fresh direction as their co-coaches contracts approach their expiration date.
Naturena is reportedly preparing for a seismic shift in their squad dynamics as the club looks to offload 10 players this winter. Management is set to wield the axe in a bid to refresh a side that has struggled for consistency, with several high-profile names appearing on the chopping block.
The Congolese striker was sent off against Usuthu for removing his shirt in celebration of his goal. It was suggested by several pundits he should face sanctions from his club for what was described as "amateur behaviour" by at least one ex-pro who also demanded Amakhosi hit him with a massive financial penalty. Judging from the 28-year-old's Instagram account, the club followed through on the disciplinary procedures.
The Amakhosi youth academy graduate has opened up on the mixed emotions following his historic senior debut for the Glamour Boys. Despite etching his name into the record books as the youngest goalkeeper to feature for the Naturena-based side in the Premier Soccer League, the 18-year-old shot-stopper remains a true perfectionist at heart.
Amakhosi have reached the 'stick or twist' crossroads following the conclusion of the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season, with the futures of the current technical team hanging in the balance. Despite a narrow defeat on the final day, the club’s leadership must now decide whether to stick with the current coaching structure or seek a fresh start for the next campaign.
Amakhosi hosted the Chilli Boys in the final match of the 2025/26 season, aiming to wrap up the campaign in style with a victory. However, the Eastern Cape-based outfit proved to be too powerful for the Soweto giants in front of their fans in Durban. The Chippa Mpengesi side moved out of the relegation zone with a victory over the 2025 Nedbank Cup winner to retain their status in the top-flight.
The Bafana Bafana right-back has revealed his mindset regarding a difficult campaign with Amakhosi that saw his involvement limited by both injury and selection choices. The long-serving versatile defender has maintained a professional outlook despite facing one of the most challenging periods of his career at the outfit.
All the details to follow the Premier Soccer League clash between Amakhosi in third and the Chilli Boys in a relegation-threatened 13th in what is the final Betway Premiership match of the season for both sides. The Soweto club are already guaranteed qualification for CAF competition but face a team desperate for points to avoid falling into the relegation/promotion play offs.
Former Amakhosi hardman has mapped out his path to the dugout at Naturena, declaring his intention to one day to return to the Glamour Boys as head coach. The Zimbabwean international, who became a cult hero during a decade of service in the club’s midfield, is currently forging his path in the coaching ranks in his home country after hanging up his boots.
The Buccaneers are on the brink of domestic glory, but local legend Mlungisi Ngubane has issued a stern warning against complacency. The former Bush Bucks star has invoked the ghost of 1987, reminding the Buccaneers of the painful lesson the Glamour Boys learned during a dramatic end-of-season meltdown.
The future of South African football broadcasting has been handed a major boost following high-level discussions between the top flight league and the French media powerhouse who bought out DSTV. Concerns over the impact the takeover would have on the PSL's lucrative television rights have been widespread after the global broadcaster embarked on aggressive cost-cutting measures.
The Amakhosi rising star has insisted that the weight of his family name does not hinder his performances at the club. The 23-year-old has become a focal point of discussion at Naturena as he looks to forge his own path at the club where his dad achieved legendary status.
The Amakhosi prospect has spoken candidly about the significant shift in expectations and pressure he has encountered since moving to Naturena. The Amajita star admits that life at one of Africa's biggest clubs has been a steep learning curve following his high-profile transfer.
Amakhosi have reportedly emerged as shock contenders to secure the signature of the Buccaneers frontman. The 29-year-old is currently spending the second half of the season on loan at the Winelands club, but with his contract situation at Mayfair still unresolved, several clubs are monitoring his situation.
The 26-year-old midfielder's hopes of rebuilding his career in Southeast Asia have ended in disaster after he was officially released by Nam Dinh FC without having played a single minute of competitive football following a nightmare spell dominated by injury.
Former Buccaneers frontman Phumudzo Manenzhe has sent a clear message to Amakhosi hierarchy regarding their managerial situation. As the 2024/25 campaign draws to a close, the retired striker turned analyst believes the Glamour Boys should resist the urge to overhaul their technical bench once again.
The tactician of the Bloemfontein-based side has opened up on the prospects of retaining the Amakhosi duo beyond the current campaign. The coach admitted that while he values their quality, the final decision remains with the parent club at Naturena.
The Congolese striker is not having a good week despite his goal against AmaZulu. He was sent off for removing his shirt in celebration, then learned he was left out of DR Congo's World Cup squad and now is facing the ire of an ex-pro demanding Amakhosi hit him with a massive financial penalty for his ill-advised goal jubilation.
Amakhosi have finally broken a six-year drought by surpassing the 50-point mark in the Betway Premiership, signalling a potential return to the summit of South African football. Following a narrow 1-0 victory over AmaZulu, the co-coach has hailed the progress made by the squad during a transformative campaign.
The 25-year-old is quickly becoming the first name on the Glamour Boys team sheet. Since making the left-back spot his own, the Amakhosi star has earned rave reviews for his defensive steel and newfound consistency. His rapid rise to prominence has come as no surprise to those who tracked his early development, as he continues to prove he belongs at the highest level in Naturena.
The Amakhosi co-coach has offered a candid assessment of the club’s season, insisting the Glamour Boys were genuine title contenders for large parts of the campaign. He believes Chiefs consistently pushed the log leaders and remained firmly in the mix until a late-season dip slowed their momentum. Despite that setback, the Burundian tactician feels there is plenty to take forward, highlighting there's lessons picked and how they can be done differently going forward as the team looks to mount a stronger and more sustained challenge at the summit in the future.
The Glamour Boys co-coach has been left frustrated by the 'unfortunate' sending off of the Amakhosi star during the club’s victory over Usuthu on Saturday afternoon. Despite securing a vital three points at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, the Congolese winger's moment of madness has overshadowed an otherwise clinical performance.
The penultimate round of league fixtures saw three of the bottom four beaten to leave relegation and the play-off place up in the air for the last day of the season. Further up the table, MTN8 qualification was sealed, or enhanced for several clubs, leaving Siwelele, Stellenbosch, and Durban City fighting it out for the final spot.
Former Amakhosi right-back Isaac Mabotsa has raised serious concerns regarding the 32-year-old’s start to life at Naturena, suggesting the former Buccaneer has failed to live up to expectations. Despite arriving with a wealth of experience, the diminutive defender has struggled to find his rhythm under the current technical team.
The Soweto giants locked horns with Usuthu in the Premier Soccer League on Saturday in the penultimate round, searching for a win and to continue the strong finish in the 2025/26 season. Amakhosi produced another spirited performance in Durban that took the club to 54 points.
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