After two months of healthy competitive street soccer, the curtain came down in Alexandra, Johannesburg announcing the ‘Mighty Young Ones’ from Soweto as Gauteng champions in the Kia Street Soccer Provincial final.
‘The Mighty Young Ones’ from Soweto beat the home team ‘Netherlands’ from Alexandra in an energy sapping final which showcased an abundance of talent [...]
The Kia Street Soccer project, in association with Foodzone, Lets Play and Sporting Chance are pleased to announce that Trouble Tigers from Umlazi took this year’s Kia Street Soccer project title after a convincing finish against Newtown of Inanda at KwaZulu-Natals home of ’street soccer, Amanzimtoti Street in Kwa Mashu on Tuesday.
With an abundance of [...]
The Kia Street Soccer project, in association with Foodzone and Sporting Chance were pleased to welcome former Bafana Bafana coach Clive Barker to Kwa Mashu during the third round of the Kia Street Soccer Project.
The coach from local PSL team AmaZulu Football Club made an appearance and witnessed the local talent played on the streets [...]
Sporting Chance in association with Kia Motors and Foodzone are proud to announce yet another exciting initiative taking place in the Kia Street Soccer Project.
Whether it’s on or off the streets, the Kia Street Soccer project extends to play a part in the lives of children throughout the day.
BIC Pens have donated [...]
Sport plays a vital role in children’s lives. Whether at a social or competitive level, it is fundamental in the development of one’s personality, co-ordination, discipline and social development. It provides one with the opportunity to develop one’s interpersonal skills, self-esteem and create a positive self- image.
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In addition to the hype of the competitive and fun-filled Kia Street Soccer action on the streets of South African townships, excitement is in the air every week as the children participating in this wonderful community project receive health and hygiene products kindly donated by the Dis-Chem Foundation.
The distribution of health and hygiene [...]
