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Sitting with the Kenyan Mandela: Brian Onyango

Well-respected South African journalist and football commentator, Mark Gleeson, once called Brian Mandela Onyango the ‘Big Block Unit’. Rightly so, the Kenyan defender has impressed beyond expectations since arriving at Mamelodi Sundowns in 2020. A physically strong player, Onyango has been widely lauded ...

Growing Beyond our Borders: The Launch of the Namibia Supporters Branch

From the Mexican wave of the 1970s to the Haka Matorokisi that the club famously performs at the end of each match, supporters are an integral part of the game. With almost 300 branches spread across South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and even in the USA, Mamelodi Sundowns has ...

Ugandan Utopia: Demystifying the Legendary Status of Denis Onyango

Although he ranks among the oldest players still active at the top level of the professional game, Uganda's Denis Onyango has continued to light up South African football as he approaches his 38th birthday. Since he made the move to Mamelodi Sundowns in 2011, the Ugandan goalie has thrived and aged like ...

Taking a Trip on the Chukwu Train: Reflecting on the Greatness of Raphael Chukwu

A constant threat in the final third, Chukwu was a man-mountain who used his guile and agility to glide past defenders with relative ease. Simply put, Chukwu was a big man for the big occasions. Nicknamed ‘Chukwu Train’, the left-footed marksman had three spells with The Brazilians and remains an iconic figure ...

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Sitting with the Kenyan Mandela: Brian Onyango

Growing Beyond our Borders: The Launch of the Namibia Supporters Branch

Ugandan Utopia: Demystifying the Legendary Status of Denis Onyango

Taking a Trip on the Chukwu Train: Reflecting on the Greatness of Raphael Chukwu

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