Motaung: Chiefs needs to be patient with Hunt
Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung has backed head coach Gavin Hunt to turnaround their campaign and return to winning trophies. You may also like
Motaung adds another award to his name with GQ
Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung was awarded the GQ Men of the Year award in the highest category – the Hennessy VSOP Privilege Lifetime Achievement award. You may also like
Motaung stresses importance of Bameda clash
Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung has reiterated the historical importance of their upcoming Caf Champions League clash against PWD Bamenda in Cameroon. You may also like
Dr Irvin Khoza re-elected as PSL chairman
Dr Irvin Khoza has been re-elected as Premier Soccer League chairman following the quadrennial general meeting held on Wednesday afternoon. You may also like
Hunt: I’m at Chiefs to win trophies
Newly appointed Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt revealed that his deal with Chiefs came about in just two days, adding that he will look to improve on last year and bring silverware back to Naturena after replacing the ‘unfortunate’ Ernst Middendorp. You may also like
Bartlett becomes latest casualty at Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs have announced the early termination of the contract of assistant coach Shaun Bartlett. You may also like
Chiefs part ways with Middendorp
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed that they have officially parted ways with German coach Ernst Middendorp with immediate effect. You may also like
Chiefs star Castro thanks Motaung after signing contract extension
Colombia striker Leonardo Castro has ended speculation regarding his future after Kaizer Chiefs announced that the forward has extended his contract with Amakhosi for a further two years. You may also like
Motaung responds to Amakhosi faithful
In celebration of Kaizer Chiefs’ 50 years of existence since inception on 7 January 1970, Amakhosi asked supporters to send in some questions for chairman Kaizer Motaung to answer. You may also like
Motaung names Chiefs’ best-ever signing
Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung has named a player he believes is the club’s best-ever signing in its 50 years of existence. You may also like
