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Kgomotso Mokoena

Kgomotso Mokoena

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Sports Editor, Sunday World (South Africa)

Gauteng

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High School and Club Sports

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Total articles 1141

  • Wydad coach Rulani Mokwena's Club World Cup dream in jeopardy

    By Kgomotso Mokoena| Sunday World (South Africa) Verified Rumours from northern Africa indicate that young coach Rulani Mokwena will be leaving Wydad Athletic at the end of the current campaign, putting his hopes of coaching at the coveted Fifa Club World Cup in jeopardy. It is alleged that Mokwena (37) and the club cannot continue their association beyond next season after his relationship with the players and the millions of passionate and overzealous Wydad supporters became frosty. Mokwena has about four games left before wrapping up the season.

    By Kgomotso Mokoena · Sunday World (South Africa)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Clubs may want to hold on to players

    By Kgomotso Mokoena| Sunday World (South Africa) Verified The SA Under-20 (Amajita) coach Raymond Mdaka may have to just brace himself and start planning for life without Orlando Pirates muscular defender Mbekezeli Mbokazi and Kaizer Chiefs’ dribbling wizard Mfundo Vilakazi at the coming 2025 CAF Under-20 Afcon in Egypt later this month. The biennial African international youth football tournament will be held in Egypt from April 27 to May 18.

    By Kgomotso Mokoena · Sunday World (South Africa)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Wydad coach Rulani Mokwena's Club World Cup dream in jeopardy

    By Kgomotso Mokoena| Sunday World (South Africa) Verified Rumours from northern Africa indicate that young coach Rulani Mokwena will be leaving Wydad Athletic at the end of the current campaign, putting his hopes of coaching at the coveted Fifa Club World Cup in jeopardy. It is alleged that Mokwena (37) and the club cannot continue their association beyond next season after his relationship with the players and the millions of passionate and overzealous Wydad supporters became frosty. Mokwena has about four games left before wrapping up the season.

    By Kgomotso Mokoena · Sunday World (South Africa)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Sunday World (South Africa)

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

+27 11 268 6300