S'Busiso Mseleku
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Johannesburg, GP, South Africa
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Past articles by S'Busiso:
Gabuza is one hell of a striker
The Thamsanqa Gabuza incident has divided the soccer fraternity down the middle this week. S'Busiso Mseleku explores the way forward. → Read More
PSL-SABC spat robs millions of live football broadcasts
About 10 million listeners were denied access to Absa Premiership matches this weekend as the spat over radio broadcasting rights. → Read More
OPINION: It is time for Africa to forget about muti mumbo jumbo
S'Busiso Mseleku hopes the fact that Africa’s teams were knocked out in the first round of the World Cup finally proves that muti and voodoo mumbo jumbo just don’t work. → Read More
Jordaan interested in Fifa council position
Cosafa has received three letters from candidates interested in the vacant position on the Fifa council. → Read More
Strange days at the World Cup
The 2018 World Cup has hadupsets galore as star teams and legends drop out and outsiders become front runners. → Read More
Africa’s SWC chances are good, but not good enough
It was some time in the 1980s that Brazilian legend Pelé offered us some wisdom and predicted that an African country would win the World Cup. → Read More
All eyes on Brazil and Germany
There will be much expectation when five-time world champions Brazil open their World Cup campaign against Switzerland. → Read More
$11bn promise helps USA-Canada-Mexico land SWC 2026
Thanks to this week’s groundbreaking events at the 68th FIFA congress in Moscow, international football won’t be the same again. → Read More
Another term and big plans for Jordaan
South Africa will only know next week who the first female SA Football Association (Safa) vice-president will be following elections earlier this week. → Read More
Dear minister Xasa, you are way offside
You might or might not remember that this poor fellow tried in vain to have a sit down and chew some cud with you on the week you were appointed. → Read More
SAFA leaders have turned elective congress into carnival of chaos
Every time the SAFA elections come around, so much noise is made that it’s impossible not to notice that the circus is back in town. S'Busiso Mseleku reports. → Read More
A strong message for SA football bosses and fans
It is time for SA football leaders and supporters to put their money where their mouths are, writes S’Busiso Mseleku . → Read More
There's still intrigue in transfer market
Despite football transfer fees having shot through the roof, S’Busiso Mseleku is still intrigued by the goings on in the transfer market. → Read More
Can SA soccer fans brace for goals galore?
S'Busiso Mseleku is optimistic that the home straight of the 2017/2018 Absa Premiership is going to produce an avalanche of goals. → Read More
FTF not good for SA football unity
As reported last week, one can expect a lot ahead of the South African Football Association (Safa) elections on March 24. → Read More
Spare a thought for football players
S'Busiso Mseleku appeals for the public to spare a thought for football players who had to go through a lean festive season because of their career demands. → Read More
Pressing Issues: Here’s hoping for a clean fight ahead of Safa’s elections
S'Busiso Mseleku says top of his wish list this year is to see consistent, decent football being dished out by PSL clubs and a clean fight ahead of Safa's elections. → Read More
It's raining money in SA football, but where are the goals?
SAFA reported a healthy profit at its AGM while the the broadcast deal with SuperSport was extended. But where are the goals on the field, asks S'Busiso Mseleku. → Read More
The term messiah should not be used loosely
S’Busiso Mseleku argues that the South African football fraternity has a tendency to use the word “messiah” too loosely. → Read More
For a failure, Baxter sure has a lot to say
S’Busiso Mseleku has been fascinated by Stuart Baxter’s utterances and feels the coach has not been entirely honest with the country. → Read More