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THE police are investigating the death of a pupil at a Magaliesburg primary school in Joburg who was found dead in a swimming pool at the school’s hostel. Gauteng education department spokesperson Steve Mabona said the department was saddened by the death by drowning of another pupil, Keamohetswe Shaun Seboko of Laerskool Bekker, on Wednesday. “[Seboko], a 13-year-old Grade 7 pupil, was found dead … at about 4pm. According to information at our disposal, the police attended the scene and are investigating the circumstances surrounding this sad incident.” THE Department of Defence and Military Veterans’ ministerial task team has briefed the department about its mandate of investigating cases of sexual exploitation, abuse and offences within the SA National Defence Force (SANDF). The meeting led by military ombud retired Lieutenant-General Vusumuzi…

THE race for who will form a new coalition government in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro is hotting up, as parties try to either woo or mend fences with the UDM for its two potential kingmaker seats. Following UDM president Bantu Holomisa’s acknowledgement of preliminary talks between his party and the DA, he has indicated that the ANC wants to meet his party too. Holomisa tweeted this week: “The ANC requests a meeting with the UDM, further for the future of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro and party discussions. The UDM will meet with the ANC on Tuesday in Joburg, as per the request by its secretary general. This follows speculations that Holomisa had been in talks with DA leaders about the prospects of a remarriage in the metro, following…

THE mother of slain football icon, Senzo Meyiwa, had a moment of joy yesterday. Irene Meyiwa and her family were officially handed a signed copy of the controversial biography, Decoding 666_9: The Inexcipcable Life of Senzo Meyiwa, at her home in Umlazi, KZN. This by its author Soweto Mandlanzi. “I’m sad my husband [Sam Meyiwa] isn’t here to see the book. He wanted to see this project from start to finish,” said Irene. “When Soweto approached us, I wanted nothing to do with the book as I didn’t trust him. I thought he was a journalist. But he convinced us and my husband gave him permission to write the book. “I’m therefore happy to receive this book because my son’s legacy will live on.” She told the SunTeam life hadn’t…

KWAITO juggernaut Zola (real name Bonginkosi Dlamini) might have to wait a bit longer to find closure in his housebreaking case. This after the Don’t Cry hitmaker was dealt a blow when unknown tsotsis allegedly broke into his Melville home, north of Jozi. And almost six months after the incident, cops are still searching for the suspects. Police spokesperson Mathapelo Peters confirmed that they are investigating a case of theft general. “A case was opened and no arrests so far. The search for the suspect(s) continues,” she said. Police in Brixton, Joburg, are investigating a case of general theft after the 42-year-old star opened a case in July last year. According to police information seen by the SunTeam, thugs helped themselves to his clothes estimated at R2 000. Read his…

IT’S often said at funerals that the deceased must rest in peace, but this noble sentiment couldn’t be further from the truth for late ANC stalwart, Oliver “OR” Tambo. According to his family, he must be turning in his grave. This as OR Tambo’s ancestral home at eNkantolo in the district of Bizana, Eastern Cape, is a poor representation of this activist’s achievements. His nephew, Vumile Tambo, said government was embarrassing the late stalwart. Said Vumile: “In 2011, they came here and promised to maintain the ancestral home of OR Tambo, but that didn’t happen. Whenever we get visitors we don’t feel comfortable because OR Tambo’s home is not in a good state. “We’ve been asking the government to correct this, but have been ignored.” Mandisa Tambo said at least…

THE Kwa Mam’ Mkhize show, headed by Shauwn Mkhize (formerly Mpisane), is about letting the public know her side of the story. Shauwn, who late last year divorced from her ex-husband Sbu Mpisane, said she had over the years received bad publicity about her lifestyle. According to her, she was thrilled when M-Net approached her to come up with the show. The show premiered last week Thursday on Mzansi Magic. Shauwn hosted a lavish gala event on the day of the launch at Max’s Lifestyle in Umlazi, V Section, KZN. The Queen actress and Shawn’s friend Rami Chuene was the MC. Said Shauwn during the launch: “I see this as an opportunity to tell my own story because all along a wrong perception has been created out there about me.…

KARMA seems to have found Disebo Makatsa’s address. After allegedly dumping DJ Sbu for businessman Edwin Sodi, the tycoon has now allegedly dumped her for Kefilwe Mabote. Informants told the SunTeam Disebo has had her day of reckoning. In the much-publicised break-up in 2015, DJ Sbu and Disebo were reportedly engaged to be married. But her reign in Edwin’s castle has also ended with the tycoon going for the younger and hotter social media influencer, Kefilwe who is known as Kefiboo. The couple have been posting pictures of them on baecation in various places including Dubai. Edwin and his new squeeze even attended the wedding of mogul and businessman Sisa Ngebulana to Ayanda Zulu last month. They were also in Cape Town at the beginning of the year. But insiders…

IT HAS to be asked, for how long will Kaya FM pretend that Bridget Masinga’s afternoon show The B Side is cracking? Truth be told, this is rubbish. What’s even more bothersome is that it’d seem the powers that be at the station either don’t care. How else should we demystify this behaviour from the station, that we all assume is competently run and respect its listeners? It has to be professionally run – because Kaya is one of the successful commercial stations that has over the years grown by leaps and bounds. The station surely respects its listeners. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have one of the most popular shows in Mzansi, The Best T In The City, anchored by Thabo Mokwele. But I have serious misgivings about Bridget’s show. And…

IT’S unfortunate to see some schools colluding with the shops selling uniforms by inflating prices. The schools and shops or companies are ripping poor parents off and this injustice should come to an end. The Competition Commission should continue probing school uniform price-fixing. And this time, extend it to the rest of Mzansi. This as parents and guardians are being made to pay through their noses for their children’s school uniforms. And this is wrong, as no parent should be forced to purchase uniforms from one overcharging supplier. Say no to price-fixing. ) Norman Maake, Tembisa…

Capricorn (22 Dec – 20 Jan) Money: It is crucial that you start at the beginning and then maintain a balance. Life: You can’t solve anything unless you know exactly the nature of the problem. Self: Don’t look back on faults and ponder on them too much. Forgive yourself and others. Aquarius (21 Jan – 18 Feb) Love: Although no one else has noticed, you know that something is amiss and you’re unhappy. Self: Are you going to play wait and see about love? Follow your gut instinct. Friends: You can rely on total honesty and absolute loyalty. Pisces (19 Feb – 19 Mar) Money: Accept that being short of cash today means a bigger gain later. Love: You’ve been told not to get involved in a new relationship, but why…

EVENTS of this week have shown just how divided the local soccer fraternity really is. On Wednesday, Orlando Pirates hosted Mamelodi Sundowns in a blockbuster match that will go a long way in deciding where the league championship is headed. The match had all the ingredients of a humdinger – dribbling trickery, the oohs and the aahs from the gasping crowd, rough tackles, missed chances and lots of singing and chanting from the grandstands. Pirates were “backed” by their proverbial sons Kaizer Chiefs and the two Soweto giants ganged up against the fellas from Pitoria mahlanyeng, Sundowns. Chiefs fans wanted Pirates to clobber Sundowns so that the nine-point gap at the summit of the log table could remain in tact. Amakhosi got their wish and soon thereafter, and just like…

MOVING the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournament from June to January could be “a catastrophe” for Liverpool, according to their manager, Jurgen Klopp. Cameroon’s football federation announced on Wednesday that the tournament would be played in January and February next year to avoid the rainy season. Three of Liverpool key players, forwards Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah and midfielder Naby Keita, are all likely to be involved with Senegal, Egypt and Guinea respectively, ruling them out for up to a month. “For us, it’s a catastrophe,” Klopp told reporters on Friday. “I couldn’t respect the Africa Cup of Nations more than I do because I like the competition and watched it a lot in the past. It’s an interesting tournament. “But it’s an obvious problem that you play…

LIVERPOOL can widen the chasm between themselves and Manchester United to a staggering 30 points – if they come out on top in the battle between England’s two most successful clubs at Anfield tonight. Jurgen Klopp’s men look destined to end a 30-year wait to win a top-flight title, with a 14-point lead over defending champions Manchester City plus a game in hand. United are a further 13 points back, having also played a game more than their rivals, and in need of a strong end to the campaign to avoid failing to qualify for the Champions League for a second consecutive season. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men are, however, the only side to have slowed Liverpool’s relentless march toward the Premier League title. The 1-1 draw between the teams in…

ABSA Premiership leaders Kaizer Chiefs squandered a chance to extend their lead to 12 points after playing to a disappointing 1-1 draw with struggling Black Leopards yesterday at a fully packed Thohoyandou Stadium. The result is a blow for Chiefs, who are now leading second placed Mamelodi Sundowns by 10 points. Downs face their Pretoria rivals SuperSport United in a league clash this afternoon and a victory for Pitso Mosimane’s team will see the Brazilians go seven points behind Amakhosi. This draw has also put a smile on Bidvest Wits head coach Gavin Hunt as his side are also chasing the title. As for Leopards, the draw was like a win as nobody gave them a chance against the high-flying Soweto giants. This is also a huge relief for their…

PARKTOWN Boys’ High School’s team-building tradition has been under the spotlight. This year’s Grade 8 orientation camp went south . . . WHEN A 13-YEAR-OLD PUPIL DIED! Enoch Mpianzi’s body was found on Friday following his disappearance during a water activity at the camp. He was last seen on Wednesday when a makeshift raft he and other boys were on overturned on the Crocodile River. Parktown Boys has since released a statement, outlining its version of events at the camp. Below is the statement posted on the school’s Facebook page. The Parktown Boys’ High School Grade 8 Orientation Camp took place at Nyathi Bush and River Break in the North West Province. The Grade 8 group arrived at camp on Wednesday, 15 January. The camp is aimed at introducing new…

SELF-PROCLAIMED tycoon Lebogang Gunguluza was stripped of his fancy BMW for having failed to keep up with the monthly instalments. The South Gauteng High Court granted Standard Bank of South Africa Limited a default judgment against Gunguluza, therefore authorising the bank to repossess and cancel the vehicle finance agreement for the BMW 316i. Gunguluza confirmed that he lost his wheels and attributed that to his overspending on his wedding held in Mauritius last year. “I had budgeted R2 million for our wedding but in the end it cost me R3 million. That car became a casualty since I am still servicing that debt,” he said. According to court documents, the former Dragon’s Den judge was supposed to pay just over R5 7000 per month in instalments. “The principal debt to…

ISITHEMBISO star and Quiteria Atelier ambassador Nandi Mbatha (23) doesn’t waste time when it comes to ditching relationships that no longer serve her. The actress, who is popular for her role as Simi on the Mzansi Magic soapie, recently cut ties with singer and producer Tellaman (real name Thelumusa Owen). She’s said to have moved in with 24-year-old junior creative director of Quiteria Atelier, Mpho Motsi. A mole spotted the two at The Radisson Blu Hotel in Cape Town, where they stayed for the weekend of the L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate Racing Festival. Said the mole: “We saw them at the hotel and were all over each other at the Queen’s Plate.” The SunTeam also spotted the couple kissing at the event. Another source spotted Nandi and Mpho having breakfast in…

RENOWNED poet Jessica Mbangeni’s star-power has taken a beating. This after embarrassing episodes at some of Mzansi’s high-profile funerals. The star, who’s performed on big international stages, had her first blunder at the state funeral of AmaXhosa king, Mpendulo Zwelonke Sigcawu, in November. The 46-year-old Eastern Cape-born was left egg-faced in front of dignitaries, including President Cyril Ramaphosa and former president Thabo Mbeki, when her performance was abruptly cut by a senior Xhosa chief, who muted her mic. She defied isiXhosa protocol, which stipulates that women must take a back seat at the burial site. This when she stood among men at the gravesite as the late king’s coffin was lowered. This irked many traditionalists, who demanded that the poet be called to order. This week, Jessica received a backlash…

Gucci Mane East Atlanta Santa 3 (Guwop Enterprises/ Atlantic) IT’S awesome how Gucci Mane is still cool, relevant and making great music 16 albums later. He’s on a roll, as this was his third and last project in 2019. Gucci has been in the industry for 14 years and his music is always relevant. As one of the originators of trap music, he still hasn’t dropped the gun. He’s totally killing it! East Atlanta Santa 3 is a rendition of the East Atlanta Santa album series. It’s a follow-up on 2016’s The Return of East Atlanta Santa. Before that, he released East Atlanta Santa 2: The Night Guwop Stole X-Mas in 2015 and East Atlanta Santa in 2014. East Atlanta Santa 3 is a great Christmas trap album. Trap music-lovers…

SETTING financial goals can help you avoid debt. Financial problems and challenges happen to everyone at some point. And these challenges tend to result in stress and worry. To overcome financial problems and solve your difficulties for good, you need to determine what your priorities are. This may not be easy, but it’s doable. Also, the best thing you can do is make sure your plan is based on reality. But people tend to establish savings and other goals that can’t easily be achieved. Once your savings begin, it can be tempting to tap into that money for other purposes. But there should be no way for you to access it, as impulsive decisions will undermine your set goals. The solution to financial problems is often to reduce expenses and…

SOUTH AFRICA has enough problems and they’re well documented. The country is suffering from crippling power cuts, which have led to all sorts of problems. Jobs are being cut left, right and centre – and not many are created to replace all those retrenchments. This week, as the children went back to school, we thought the people of Mzansi would have a break and smile for a change. But that was a pipe dream as we woke up to damaged schools from the Cape, right to the northern-most parts of the country. Also, there are still children attending school in mud classes and under trees. So, why do some people want to burn, vandalise and steal from the decent schools we have? It’s about time communities start taking the safety…

SINCE the recession has wormed its way into the party scene, I’ve decided to play nice. This means I’ll be attending every party for the time being, including the opening of RDPs. Think of it as my way of doing charity and giving back to my gossip community. So, my charity work begins now. On Friday, I attended the birthday party of Real Goboza presenter Samora Mangesi at Churchills in Melrose Arch, Jozi. The intimate doo was mostly attended by the LGBTIQ crowd and their fag heads (in gay slang, it’s a woman who associates either mostly or exclusively with gays and or after 9s). • Although I spotted a few familiar faces, there were no free drinks. Don’t throw a party in January if you have no catering. •…

MATCHING-UP one of Mzansi’s most decorated boxing stars, Thulani Mbenge, with the unheralded Congolese Mardochee Kuvesa Katembo has exposed the souring rivalry between two prominent boxing personalities. Mbenge, a former International Boxing Organisation (IBO) welterweight world champion, is expected to lock horns with Katembo at the Emerald Casino and Resort on 28 March. The much-anticipated ring return of this highly-rated fighter is expected to battle it out with a less-recognised opponent for the vacant African Boxing Union (ABU). This ABU championship contest has put Abbey Mnisi’s matching skills under heavy criticism by Western Cape-based boxing manager, Sinethemba Mandyoli. Before even the ink dried up on the fighters’ contracts, Mnisi (match-maker) and Mandyoli (boxing manager) started exchanging verbal blows on social media. Seemingly, Mbenge’s opponent’s credentials burst the duo’s bubbles. Mandyoli…

BAFANA BAFANA head coach Molefi Ntseki has weighed in on the showboating debate that has divided Mzansi soccer right down the middle. The football fraternity was this week involved in a heated opinions discourse after Orlando Pirates midfielder Fortune Makaringe showed off in Pirates’ big game against Mamelodi Sundowns at Orlando Stadium midweek. Downs coach Pitso Mosimane was furious with Makaringe’s antics in the midst of the second half of the game. He felt disrespected by what the former Maritzburg United star did. SA legends Jomo Sono and Mlungisi “Professor” Ngubane as well as football fans, weighed in on the matter that has gripped local football this week. Some are in support of the player, while other influential figures were in Mosimane’s defence. But Ntseki, who is seating in the…

STRUGGLING Polokwane City striker Mohammed Anas is confident that Rise and Shine will retain their top flight status this season. City’s form has been poor and are currently sitting at the bottom of the log, with 16 points from 18 league matches. But the 25-year-old Ghanaian believes the Limpopo-based side will still be campaigning in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) next season. “As a team, we’re not putting ourselves under pressure,” said the former Maritzburg United and Free State Stars player. “We know all we need to do is being consistent and moving from where we are. “We need to win two or three games in a row, then we might be in the top eight. “The gap between us and the teams that are above us is not that…

ORLANDO Pirates Multichoice Diski Challenge (MDC) coach Glen Salmon is reticent about his side’s chances of winning the title. Pirates did not have the best start to the 2019/2020 Diski Challenge season. But it did not take them long to turn things around, as they are now among the top teams in the league. The title race is still open but the Pirates coach said they would be happy with a top-two finish. “We’re going to collect many points, push and see where we end up,” Salmon said. “Winning the league is realistic when you look at the points gap and number of games remaining. But finishing second will be an achievement for us.” Pirates travel to the Mother City for their clash against Cape Town City, who have given…

THE biggest motivation for SuperSport United going into their Tshwane derby against rivals Mamelodi Sundowns is that if they win the contest, they’ll go above them on the log table. This Absa Premiership pick of the weekend matches takes place at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville today (3.30pm). Only one point separates the two teams going into their big showdown in the capital city. The Brazilians are second on the log table with 32 points from 17 matches, while Matsatsantsa a Pitori are third with 31 points from 18 matches. Downs helped themselves to the three points against SuperSport with a 2-0 victory on the opening day of the season at the same venue. But Matsatsantsa gained a measure of revenge when they upset Downs on their way to…

AUSI Mantwa Khoza was as important to the Khozas as she was to the Orlando Pirates FC family, the EFF said on Friday. The wife of Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairperson, Irvin Khoza, reportedly died on Friday following a short illness. Conveying the party’s condolences to the Khozas, spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi wished Khoza comfort as he mourned. Said Ndlozi in a statement: “To lose a wife is to lose a life partner, a love companion and a friend. It is the end of a significant part of oneself, the end of an entire life in you. The pain Dr Khoza is going through can never be fully expressed in words. “To the children and the rest of the family: a mother is a powerful tree, providing shade of comfort in…

CONTROVERSIAL entertainer Zodwa Wabantu is embroiled in a money dispute. This after she allegedly failed to pitch at an event she was booked to perform in. Zodwa allegedly owes A Night with Zodwa organiser, Sindiso Manyathela, R18 000 and is failing to settle the bill. According to Sindiso, the entertainer was scheduled to perform at the Germiston Lounge in Ekurhuleni on 28 November but failed to pitch. He told the SunTeam he felt cheated by the entertainer. Said Sindiso: “We respected Zodwa and her talent but we’re disappointed. We booked her to support her as a black child. She took our money and we don’t know if we’ll ever get it back.” He said Zodwa ignores his calls and when she does answer, she makes empty promises. “When we booked…

PROMOTERS want house musician Master KG to pay back the money. This after the Skeleton Move hitmaker didn’t pitch for an event he had been booked to perform in at Ganyesa Village, North West. Master KG (real name Kgaogelo Moagi) was one of the headliners at an event called Hats and Shades on 26 December. Sunday Sun can reveal that the DJ and producer had initially charged event organiser, Lesego Mochware R35 000 for his appearance. Lesego said Master KG owed him R50 000. He said the singer was booked through a promoter named Siks. Said Lesego: “At first, Master KG asked for R35 000 and we deposited R20 000. Before the gig he said he didn’t realise the distance to Vryburg, so he demanded R40 000. A few days…

XITSONGA traditional musician Benny Mayengani has resigned from the EFF. This hardly a week after pulling out of the Munghana Lonene FM Music Awards. Benny served as a councillor for the party in the City of Joburg. The former Fighter’s resignation was issued in a statement. In it, he stated that he noticed a “massive impact of my participation” after being recruited by Floyd Shivambu and party leader Julius Malema, to boost the EFF’s youth voter numbers. Stated Benny: “It shows the power of my brand.” According to Benny, his focus was now on building his brand and repositioning his music. Explained the musician in the statement: “It’s my pleasure to say goodbye to the EFF and focus on my music. “This also gives me an opportunity to address rumours…

FANS of the SABC2 soapie Muvhango will be thrilled to learn their wildest fantasies are about to once again come to life. This thanks to the return of super-seductress Matshidiso, played by the oh-so-yummy Buhle Samuels in the prime-time drama. The actress, who’d been away from the soapie for a year, appealed to the wild side of the audiences’ imagination, thanks to her voluptuous behind. It was such a big deal it trended in the local wing of black Twitter and inspired the creation of the popular Matshidiso butt-pad underwear, that became a must-have item for most Mzansi women. Asked for comment, the villainous Matshidiso confirmed she was back. Said the actress, who’ll start appearing on 23 January: “I’m excited about coming back to Muvhango because it was my breakout…

HOUSE music producer and DJ Oupa Sefoka, popularly known as DJ Sumbody, wants to keep music-lovers on the dance floor. The musician said he’ll be doing his thing at the DJ Choice Annual Theme Party, taking place at Idle Winds, Centurion in Tshwane on Saturday. The line-up includes Khuli Chana, Lerato Kganyago, PH, Morena The Squire, DJ Jawz, DJ Dimplez, and Lulo Cafe, among other artists. Said DJ Sumbody from Atterigdeville, Tshwane: “We want the youth to be part of the celebration.” The Monate Mpolaye  hitmaker said he’ll be performing some of his hit songs, incuding the new single, Piki Piki. On the song he’s worked with house vocalist Kaylow. “Kaylow is an amazing guy. I’ve worked with him before,” he said. The DJ released an album in December titled,…

I’D like to take my hat off to Athalia Mashile of Buffelshoek in Bushbuckridge for passing her matric at the age of 32. She started school when she was 20 years old. This due to lack of facilities, as she’s physically disabled. Athalia is living proof that you can achieve your dream despite challenges. Her name and resilience deserve to serve as inspiration to those who want to realise their dreams. I also applaud her family, school teacher, support systems and the community of Matikareng for standing behind her when she needed them the most. She never gave up. Every person deserves a chance. ) Godfrey Malibe, Acornhoek…

M-Net Avengers: Endgame Tonight at 8.05pm The high-stakes final instalment of the 11th year cinematic journey. They sacrifice everything to save their loved ones and the universe from Thanos. M-Net Movies Premiere Prodigy, tomorrow at 8pm Sarah and John Blume are thrilled when their young son Miles starts showing signs of rapid development and extreme intelligence. Their family bliss soon turns into a living nightmare when Miles’ behaviour becomes increasingly erratic and violent. M-Net Movies Smile LadyBird Tuesday, 8pm In 2002, Christine McPherson is a senior at a Catholic high school in Sacramento, California. She gives herself the name “Lady Bird” and longs to attend a prestigious college in “a city with culture” somewhere on the east coast, despite her family’s financial struggles. BBC Brit The Good Karma Hospital Wednesday,…

THE selection of Siya Kolisi at No 8 for the DHL Stormers’ Vodacom Super Hero for today’s clash with the Cell C Sharks was directed by the available loose-forward combination. But don’t bet against the Springbok captain playing off the back of the scrum again later in the season. Stormers assistant coach, Dawie Snyman, said while for now, the selection was a once-off, Kolisi was excited about the move back to the position where he played at schools level and that part of the motivation for giving him the No 8 jersey was to see how he’d go there if the situation demanded it. “Obviously, with Nama Xaba playing as a specialist No 6, this selection was directed by the available combination, but Siya did play at No 8 at…

AMAZULU are likely to face the PSL Disciplinary Committee after their technical staff and players chased match referee, Tshidiso Maruping, after their match against Maritzburg United on Friday night. Maruping had a fairly bad game, and as a result, Usuthu, who are second from bottom of the table, were denied two stonewall penalties. At first, AmaZulu’s top goal-scorer Bongi Ntuli appeared to be clipped down by Nazeer Allie and Dan Morgan also appeared to have handled the ball in the box as he tried to clear it. This led to one of AmaZulu’s technical staff Mabhudi Khenyeza to confront Maruping the final whistle. The referee had to be escorted from the pitch by police due to the chaos that ensued. Khenyeza, who had a short stint as Maritzburg assistant coach,…

MARITZBURG UNITED are keeping their cards close to their chest when it comes to former player, Siphesihle Ndlovu. Ndlovu, who was the team’s heartbeat in the past two seasons, left Maritzburg to join Orlando Pirates at the beginning of the season, along with Fortune Makaringe. But Makaringe has seen more game time than Ndlovu. A source told SunSport that Maritzburg chairperson Farook Kadodia was in talks with the coach, about getting Ndlovu back. Said the source: “It’s been discussed between the coach and the chairperson.” But during the club’s media day midweek, coach Eric Tinkler didn’t want to entertain talks of the club expressing interest in Ndlovu, only saying: “I’m here to answer about the AmaZulu FC game.” Kadodia was also unwilling to engage regarding the matter. “There’s nothing to…

• STELLENBOSCH FC claimed another key win in their Absa Premiership survival battle, defeating fellow strugglers Baroka 1-0 at the Athlone Stadium on Friday night. Waseem Isaacs scored the only goal that saw Stellies win their second match in a row for the first time this season. The teams will return to Premiership action next weekend, with Stellenbosch at home to Polokwane City on Saturday and Baroka hosting Maritzburg United the following day. • BIDVEST WITS have continued with their signing spree as the club announced their third signing since the January transfer window opened. Having confirmed the arrival of Eva Nga and Lorenzo Gordinho during the week, The Students have announced Kgaogelo Rathete Sekgota. The winger was announced on their official website yesterday morning. “We’re obviously delighted to welcome…