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As the countdown to 11 June 2026 begins, fellow African nations and international partners send best wishes to Bafana Bafana.

CAF President Patrice Motsepe joins high-level talks in Nairobi, pushing for greater investment in African football and the future of women’s game.

“It loads from the front, it loads from the back” – Mbokazi’s powerful performance earns him the @Xerox Man of the Match award in a memorable victory.

South Africa slipped to a narrow defeat against CONCACAF side Panama in front of a packed Cape Town crowd, but coach Hugo Broos insists the result only sharpens his side’s edge as they prepare to face Mexico on 11 June in their first World Cup appearance since 2010.

Tournament shift raises questions over planning, player welfare and the future of women’s football on the continent.

Confederation of African Football shifts Women’s Africa Cup of Nations finals citing unforeseen circumstances

With squad depth, tactical flexibility, and relentless consistency, Sundowns look dominant again — but challengers are closing in as pressure mounts in the second half of the campaign.

A shift in structure, mentality, and player roles is quietly transforming South Africa’s national team from hopeful contenders into calculated competitors.

A 2–1 victory keeps Mamelodi Sundowns on course and reinforces their title credentials.

Fans back the champions, but Gomora eye history as both sides chase crucial rewards.

Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie says a South African-led bid would prioritise fair play, strong refereeing and regional cooperation.

Amakhosi clinch tight win with lone goal in spirited outing

Goals in either half secure a composed Premier League victory for Pep Guardiola’s side at the Etihad.

Defending champions knock out tournament favorites Morocco in a tense knockout clash.