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Author: Sindiswa Mabunda

Avid fan of basketball. Former Wits University basketball player and contributor on The Big Tip Off.
Sindiswa Mabunda • August 12, 2025

Group C is a mix of the strong and the darkhorses

THE AfroBasket is making a return to Angola after 19 years, and the giants of the game will converge on the cities of Luanda and...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • August 12, 2025

Eagles, D’Tigers, Lions and Ankoay spearhead Group B

THE AfroBasket is making a return to Angola after 19 years, and the giants of the game will converge on the cities of Luanda and...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • August 11, 2025

Elephants, Leopards, Sharks and Rwanda shape Group A

THE AfroBasket is making a return to Angola after 19 years, and the giants of the game will converge on the cities of Luanda and...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • August 4, 2025

Nigeria’s D’Tigress dyansty on the rise and breaking records

NIGERIA’S dominant D’Tigress are the Queens of African basketball, the epitome of what success is. After winning a record fifth successive Women’s AfroBasket title, it...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • August 2, 2025

Mali, South Sudan renew ties with spot in final at stake

ONE is a continental powerhouse with a history of going deep into tournaments. The other is the breakout story of the 2025 Women’s AfroBasket, a...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • July 25, 2025

Group B has a mix of the strong, the tested and fresh to the scene

GROUP B of the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket features an outright strong Mali team, a competitive Cameroon and new kids on the block South Sudan. In...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • July 25, 2025

Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt and Angola have a lot to answer

AFRICA’S premier Women’s national team tournament, the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket, tips off on Saturday in Cote d’Ivoire (26 July – 3 August). Ahead of the...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • May 27, 2025

Vincent and Prinsloo get real about reason for MBB’s failures

SOUTH African basketball is rich in potential but trapped in a cycle of dysfunction. Despite having excellent infrastructure, South Africa lags due to deep-rooted leadership...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • May 23, 2025

iTeam Yase Dladleni closing in on a playoff spot

(Kigali) MBB is beginning to find its rhythm in the Basketball Africa League’s (BAL) Nile Conference, after registering a stunning upset over APR inside a...

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Sindiswa Mabunda • May 21, 2025

Which Nile Conference teams will set sail for the playoffs?

THE opening round of the BAL Nile Conference has provided a fascinating glimpse into the strengths, challenges, and potential of the four competing teams: Al...

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