Bafana Boss Broos Apologises over Mbokazi Comments: ‘I’m neither a Racist nor a Sexist’

Broos apologises for Mbokazi comments - 'choice of words' wrong

Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has publicly apologised for his comments on centre-back Mbekezeli Mbokazi and agent Basia Michaels, but reiterated his denial of accusations of racism and sexism.

‘I am neither a racist or sexist’: Bafana coach Broos apologises for choice of words

‘I let my fatherly side get the better of me’: Broos says he wants to protect Mbekezeli Mbokazi

Broos apologises and denies racism and sexism after Mbokazi remarks

Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos issued a public apology after comments about Mbekezeli Mbokazi sparked outrage, insisting his words were misunderstood and motivated by concern for the young defender’s future.

Bafana's Broos says sorry over racism, sexism furore

'I agree my choice of words was not right and I want to apologise. But I never meant to make racists or sexist remarks.

Bafana boss Broos apologises over Mbokazi comments: ‘I’m neither a racist nor a sexist’

Conflicts mar run-up to AFCON 2025

by TINTSWALO BALOYIJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – CAMEROON are going through an unprecedented sporting civil war. The coach of South Africa has slumped into racism and sexism. Elsewhere, even a playing kit has sparked a furore. So severe are the cases the judiciary might be roped in. That is how discord is blighting some teams’ preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. If the upheaval is anything to go by, football has ceas…