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  • Tingwenyama only a step away form national play-offs

    Local sport

    The home team, with 50 points, are trailed by neighbours, Witbank Spurs which are in fourth place with 49.

  • Tingwenyama need to sharpen hunting skills

    Local sport

    "We are going to Cape Town with a winning mentality and we need to win to stay on course for…

  • Apollo hope to dim Stars

    Local sport

    Zwane concluded by saying that playing against Phiva Young Stars was a motivation on it's own, as they are one…

  • Teams get ready for Cup of Dreams

    Local sport

    Mpumalanga Black Aces and Mbombela United will be on the road and scheduled to face unknown underdogs this Sunday.

  • Aces to host Pirates over a hot match on Sunday

    Local sport

    Mbombela Stadium spokesperson, Mthuthuzeli Qamba said tickets are already selling at R50 for adults and R20 for pupils.

  • Selati Cup off to a great start

    Local sport

    "The games started with a bang and we are happy with the manner in which they have been handled and…

  • Mbombela United in it for the money

    Local sport

    After Sunday's victory, Tingwenyama climbed back to the fifth spot on the National First Division (NFD) table with 34 points.

  • ABC club knows the right moves for game

    Local sport

    ABC Chess Club aims to facilitate the development of chess clubs and offer training and coaching. The club has since…

  • 2016 Tour De Force Mpumalanga Cycling Tour

    Galleries

    Mpumalanga Province hosted a successful cycling tour which sees hundreds of cyclers from all over the country. Finals and prize…

  • Cycle Tour to get underway next week

    Local news

    It’s all systems go for the inaugural Mpumalanga Cycle Tour, which gets underway on Monday, January 18, in Loskopdam.

  • United ready to end on high note

    Local sport

    Supporters who wish to travel with the team to Durban, can contact Gutsa on 060-329-3750.

  • Sponsorship helps to give Angels wings

    News

    "What we did for the club is actually our culture because everywhere we go or operate we always plough back…

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