Delmain Faver is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, specializing in local news and business. With a focus on sports reporting, Delmain covers stories on football clubs, players, and matches, providing insights and analysis for SNL24 and News24 Business.
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Delmain Faver's reporting primarily focuses on local sports, particularly soccer related to South Africa, Gauteng, and Johannesburg. His work heavily features event coverage and announcements related to soccer teams and players in the region.
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Daylon Claasen recalls how he narrowly missed out on potentially signing for Premier League outfit Everton after training with the Toffees for two weeks.
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the appointment of Cedric Kaze as the club's new assistant coach, as first reported by the Siya crew.
Wydad Athletic club have reportedly made a decision on the future of Bongani Zungu, who was training with the Moroccan outfit for two weeks.
Esteghlal head coach Pitso Mosimane did not mince his words as he ripped into his players following a disappointing defeat in his first match in charge of the Iranian outfit.
Cape Town Spurs midfielder Daylon Claasen has urged the Premier Soccer League to follow in the footsteps of the Belgian Pro League when it comes to player retirement funds.
Peter Shalulile's resurgent form for Mamelodi Sundowns has been no fluke. The Namibian hitman has been putting in the work behind the scenes using a secret weapon, which appears to be paying off.
Following their Confederation of African Mini Football victory in September, two South African players are among 12 candidates that have been nominated for the President's Golden Award.
Despite going without a team for the better part of the last five months, Itumeleng Khune has not ruled out the possibility of returning to the Betway Premiership again.
As he ponders what the next step of his glittering career would be - be it as a player or otherwise - Itumeleng Khune has revealed why becoming a goalkeeper coach at Kaizer Chiefs is something he's not considering at the moment.
Itumeleng Khune says there is no love lost between himself and the Motaung family, amid negotiations regarding his future both on and off the field.
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