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Apr 29, 2021 - 08:55 am By Lovemore Moyo Ex-Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Robert Nauseb has raised his frustrations about what is happening at his former club and says 15 new players are needed amid reports of a looming exodus. Chiefs have been a concoction of confusion this season under Gavin Hunt, playing with courage on rare occasions yet regularly delivering performances that are not reflective of the kind of club they are. That they have sunk to the bottom half of the standings proves just how wishy-washy they have been, having won just six out of their 24 league games thus f...

Thomalina Adams converted from the spot in the 11th minute to get the hosts off to a flying start against the Central Africans. The visitors held on to their nerves until the Sevilla striker found a breakthrough on a one-on-one to double the Gladiators' lead eight minutes from the half-time break. After the restart, the captain continued where she left off as she grabbed her brace and the hosts third off a cross from the right, into the area seven minutes into the second half.   Eight minutes later, Millicent Hikuam netted a fourth of the encounter to wrap up the massive win for the hosts o...

"Dear NFA (Namibia Football Association) as part of the Brave Gladiators and Captain as well, we are very disappointed to know that the Brave Gladiators are not participating in the Women's Cosafa, girls live from soccer, most [of them] do not even work or school, finding a job is hard," she wrote on her Facebook last October.   "While playing in the national team is the only way to get a little income and yet you denied them that, a potential professional contract could have been on the table for some of these players but again you denied them this too.

The other foreign-born stars to win the award since the PSL’s inception in 1996 were Wilfred Mugeyi (the Zimbabwean forward won the inaugural award while playing for Bush Bucks), Rafael Chukwu (the Nigerian marksman won it a year later, with Mamelodi Sundowns), Benjani Mwaruwari (the Zimbabwean claimed it in 2001 with Jomo Cosmos and would later go on to play for Manchester City and Portsmouth), as well as Chiefs pair Tinashe Nengomasha (2004) and Collins Mbesuma (2005) of Zimbabwe and Zambia, respectively. The way they are currently going, one of Shalulile or Hotto may well become the firs...