Botswana have recalled striker Mogakolodi Ngele to their squad for weekend African Nations Cup duty in Uganda. Ngele was missing last month when Botswana finished fourth at the Cosafa Cup in neighbouring South Africa. Botswana open their Group D campaign with an away game in Kampala on Saturday afternoon. “We are going to Uganda with
Zambia have appointed George Lwandamina as caretaker coach of their national side, just five days before they play Guinea Bissau in an African Nations Cup qualifier. Lwandamina replaces Honor Janza, who led the side at the Nations Cup finals in Equatorial Guinea earlier this year, but has now been shifted to look after the Football
The three category winners of the COSAFA Cup 2015 media competition have been announced with each walking away with a R10 000 prize, courtesy of Castle Lager and COSAFA. The awards have been introduced to reward excellence in the field of journalism and photography and judging was predictably difficult this year with a number of
South Africa face a crucial few days as they look to reverse their recent fortunes with a clash against Gambia in the 2017 African Nations Cup qualifiers and a friendly international against COSAFA rivals Angola. The Gambia match will be played on June 13 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, while the Angola clash
Namibian players were the big winners in the individual awards for the COSAFA Cup 2015 after they helped their nation to a first ever regional crown. The Brave Warriors came through six matches to claim first place in the showpiece tournament when they defeated Mozambique 2-0 in the final on Saturday. It was a tough
Namibia were crowned COSAFA Cup 2015 champions when they registered a deserved 2-0 win over Mozambique in the final of the regional championship at the Moruleng Stadium in South Africa on Saturday. Pacey winger Deon Hotto proved the hero with both goals as Namibia claimed a first ever Southern African title. And they did it
Namibia and Mozambique booked their places in the final of the COSAFA Cup 2015 after a dramatic days of action at the Moruleng Stadium on Thursday. Both teams netted late winners in two tense semifinal matches as eight goals were scored in the two games. Namibia defeated Madagascar 3-2 thanks to a winner six minutes
