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Banyana coach Ellis to be conferred with an Honorary Doctorate

Banyana coach Ellis to be conferred with an Honorary Doctorate

23 April 2024 - Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis will be conferred with an Honorary Doctorate by the Cape Peninsula University of Technology on Thursday, 25 April 2024. According to CPUT, the University will be rolling out the red carpet for more than 7 000...

Amajimbos hold their own against Los Cafeteros juniors 

Amajimbos hold their own against Los Cafeteros juniors 

23 April 2024 - The South African U17 Men’s National Team drew 2-2 with Colombia in their first international friendly at Estadio Francisco Rivera Escobar, in Palmira, Cali, on Monday. Amajimbos dominated the first half and went into the break in the lead after Steven...

Durban U19 International Football Tournament

The Durban U19 International Football Tournament is a unique competition initiated by the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government and the eThekwini Municipality in conjunction with the South African Football Association (SAFA).

Since its inception in 2014, the tournament sees six international teams plus a SAFA U19 squad as well as the KZN Football Academy competing against each other over a 10-day period to determine the champions of the U19 tournament.

The eight teams are drawn into two groups of four in a public draw conducted by the tournament organisers and SAFA. The top two finishers from each group advance to the semi finals of the tournament to compete for a place in the finals where the overall champions are crowned.

South Africa is the only country on the African continent to stage a competition of this nature to date.

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