Matlala Sports Agency

19/06/2026

18/06/2026

If I Catch You. Kobancane Indawo

18/06/2026

After This. Fire Hugo & Give Pitso The Keys To Bafana Bafana

18/06/2026

You Have A Greater Chance Of Going To Space Than Bafana Bafana Has Of Scoring A Goal Tonight

18/06/2026

Finally, A Chance To Score. Don’t Mess It Up

18/06/2026

Don’t argue with me, I’m a qualified ref. I’ve got the badge and the whistle to back it up 😄

18/06/2026

Shakes Mashaba's children went on metro FM last night highlighting the plight of their father. To the uninitiated, he's a former national team coach and a football veteran. The man suffers from prostate cancer and TB, and they bemoan the treatment he receives at public facilities since he no longer has medical aid and are asking for donations.
This is unsustainable. The public donates, one year later he's sick once again then what? To what end will the public fill your coffers? I don't want to sound rude, but at times, uncomfortable truths must be spoken.

If you can't assist your old man as his kids, accept the situation for what it is. He should seek treatment at public facilities like millions of South Africans and endure what he must. The rude treatment is spared no one. The man is 75, and his afflictions are not unusual for someone his age. And I wish to debunk the assertion that he has done a lot for South African football. Bra Shakes was employed by SAFA when he was coach. He received a salary that he didn't share with strangers. It was not through sheer philanthropy on his part that he was coach, he was duly employed, and the public is not necessarily indebted to him. A lot of us carry our parents' burdens, do the same for your old man. Donations are not sustainable. I wish him healing.

16/06/2026

Dumelang bagaetsho. Wishing you all a great day ahead, may you achieve whatever you have planned for today.

Enjoy the weekend responsibly. May God be with you always. Take care.🙏🏾