Sunday Times - Soccer Writer
South Africa (National)
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Sazi Hadebe's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly South African soccer. The majority of the articles are event coverage related to soccer matches involving prominent South African teams such as Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, and Mamelodi Sundowns.
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Orlando Pirates capped their incredible run in the Caf Champions League by beating 12-time champions Al Ahly 2-1 at the Cairo International Stadium in Egypt to ensure they finish top of their group on Saturday.
‘Everything is hunky-dory’ with deals with Bafana Bafana, Banyana Banyana and Stellenbosch FC, says company's South Africa boss
By: Sazi Hadebe
‘Everything is hunky-dory' with deals with Bafana Bafana, Banyana Banyana and Stellenbosch FC, says company's South Africa boss
By: Sazi Hadebe
The club, placed under curatorship by Sars, will meet PSL executives on Friday
By: Sazi Hadebe
‘I played in the Nigerian league and I had a lot of setbacks, which is part of the reason we created this team'
By: Sazi Hadebe
‘In Kaizer Chiefs we see a team that is an opponent that we need points from,' says Bucs assistant coach
Coach gives even young players such as Relebohile Mofokeng and Mohau Nkota a chance, assistant says
By: Sazi Hadebe
After setbacks and ups and downs at previous clubs, the keeper has found game time and form at Bucs
‘It's a huge victory today, plus all the emotional components and confidence and energy and all of these things,’ says Bucs coach
By: Sazi Hadebe
Coach Nabi started with all three of Chiefs' January signings, Morris, Lilepo and Cele
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