Eliot Mahlase is a journalist at Caxton. With nine years of experience, he has covered a diverse range of stories, including hard news, court reporting, and sports, with a particular focus on international sports leagues and federations. Eliot's work has been featured in 4rfv, SA People, Space Today, MSN, and The South African.
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Eliot Mahlase's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly soccer in South Africa. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, Eliot is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing events or breaking news within the South African soccer scene.
Given his focus on specific teams and players within South African soccer, he may appreciate input from sources with direct knowledge of these teams or individuals. Pitches offering access to interviews with coaches, players, or analysts involved in the covered events are likely to resonate well.
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Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates have already made key changes to their squads and coaching structures ahead of next season,
By: Eliot Mahlase
Kaizer Chiefs could revisit their interest in Bafana Bafana midfielder Yaya Sithole, who previously confirmed talks with the club.
Relebohile Mofokeng played his first World Cup match against the Czech Republic and impressed but is he ready for Europe?
By: Eliot Mahlase
Kaizer Chiefs legend Robson Muchichwa feels trophies will keep Fernando Da Cruz at Naturena but rebuilding will set the team back.
Since Pierre Issa's own goal against France in 1998, no South African player has scored an own goal at a FIFA World Cup.
By: Eliot Mahlase
Former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Khalil Ben Youssef insists he and Cedric Kaze did not backstab Nasreddine Nabi last year.
By: Eliot Mahlase
Bafana Bafana prepare to face South Korea, knowing only a win will take them to the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time.
By: Eliot Mahlase
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Stanton Fredericks says Mbekezile Mbokazi should play as a midfielder for Bafana's next match.
By: Eliot Mahlase
Orlando Pirates are short of recognised right-backs following the departures of Lebitso and Shandu, but will they sign Matuludi?
Several senior Bafana Bafana stars could be playing in their final World Cup this year. Here are five of them unlikely to return in 2030.
