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While the current focus is on the next friendly against Panama, Bafana's eyes are fixed on the upcoming big assignment. The players will not only be representing the country but will also be carrying the continental aspirations, as they are among the African countries set to play in the global bonanza. That means the 1996 AFCON champions must make their supporters proud by staging an impressive campaign.

The legendary goalkeeper has taken a serious look at the current goalkeeping situation in South Africa, raising concerns about the overall level. While his verdict might be discouraging, he has proposed possible solutions that he believes could help improve the situation. However, his assessment and suggestions are likely to spark debate among fans and experts alike.

The 27-year-old joined Amakhosi on a season-long loan from Algerian side CR Belouizdad. With just two months left before the campaign concludes, uncertainty surrounds his future at Naturena. The Soweto giants hold an option to make the move permanent, but Bafana Bafana international suggests his stay could end when the loan expires.

South African football lovers are eagerly waiting for the biggest fixture in South African football between the Sea Robbers and the Glamour Boys. The Buccaneers have been having a good run in recent top-tier outings, but Amakhosi are determined to stop their rivals from completing a double over them, which might dent hope of playing in the CAF inter-club competition.

The Glamour Boys product has been a workaholic in the Soweto giants' midfield since his promotion to the top-tier a couple of seasons ago. The Bafana Bafana international rarely misses an Amakhosi game, the same as Bucs' star, who has been phenomenal for both the club and country. The former has been challenged to emulate the latter, but where is he getting it wrong?

The former Amakhosi tactician has outlined an ambitious vision that could see him wield significant influence in South African sport. Expanding his outlook beyond football, he is exploring a project that aims to impact several sporting codes. However, turning that vision into reality may require substantial financial backing and strong investment.

The Soweto giants have struggled up front this season, with their attacking problems evident even in matches they have managed to win. Despite collecting points, their finishing and overall cutting edge in the final third have often been questioned. However, one forward has caught the eye of the coach, who has waxed lyrical about his qualities and impact.

The Premier Soccer League clubs strengthened in the short January transfer window in their bid to realise their set objectives. While some players have settled and delivered for their respective teams, others have struggled to make an impact at their clubs.

The Glamour Boys need to have their key players available as they push for representation in the continental competition in the 2026/27 campaign. The Soweto giants have a massive chance to finish third in the Premier Soccer League race. Amakhosi are currently fourth with 36 points, one less than AmaZulu, who are above them, having played two more games.

The Bafana Bafana international was seen as surplus to requirements by the Buccaneers' coach Abdeslam Ouaddou, who prefers Yanela Mbuthuma and Evidence Makgopa. However, under the former Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt, the forward is enjoying his game once again, hoping to steer Stellies to finish in the top eight.

The towering Buccaneer was a shock signing for Stellies in the January transfer window following his struggles with the Soweto giants. Abdeslam Ouaddou had opted to use the likes of Yanela Mbuthuma and Evidence Makgopa, who he felt were more valuable. The Bafana Bafana international has seemingly managed to regain his form.

The Glamour Boys have seemingly rediscovered their form, having registered back-to-back victories in the Premier Soccer League after losing three in a row prior. The Soweto giants are desperate to end the ongoing campaign in the top three positions to qualify for international assignments in the forthcoming edition.

The Amajita attacker has been influential for the Soweto giants despite coming into matches from the bench. The winger played a crucial role last weekend as the Glamour Boys made it two wins in a row in South African top-flight football to continue their push for the CAF inter-club ticket in the 2026/27 season.