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Q: Why are condoms transparent?

A: So that sperms can at least enjoy the scene even if their entry is Restricted!

I will be happy if HiTV could operate in South Africa,DSTV need competion in SA bigtime.

^^ Maybe I could make you my second wife It's allow in the rainbow nation Zuma is showing us the way even how to shower

The longest Anthem in the world,the Tanzanians and Zambians sings the shorter version .And us South Africans we do the remix and add the other anthem on top. And we will try to sing it with Vuvuseeelaaaas

^^Look I'm not saying you support this,but I'm saying people trust you here,I do.And when you come up with statement like this

hadexman:
Verify your facts, I was at their office this morning. When will people on this site stop this their blind accusation? I don't know him neither is he anyway related to me, but when i found out that he is located in Durban, I took my time to go there and see things for myself. You are there in Cape town and accusing someone blindly.

Shame!

People will believe you and will think that the guy is legit,get it?.I know you'v got nothing to do with this,you just went to the address the guy put through and confirmed its existance.But that doesnot mean he is based there or he runs a legit business.I apologise for sounding like I'm disrespecting you,but I just don't want you to play a part without you knowing.Do you know how many people where waiting for you to confirm the existence of that address,so that they can make arrangement with him?
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So my brother,All I am saying is let's look out for each other,This Is Africa(TIA)

mukina2:
^
for your mind now it will be xenophobic curse
I said it before and i am saying it again
he is a curse a major curse. the sooner he retires the better. how i wish it had been him the cabinda rebels threatened

Ouuch!

Muki that is below the belt

Mr H. point is the guy say he is a private Immigration practitioner,with all your years in SA have you heard somthing like that?
Any way if you want people to fall for this scams then tell them that Vuyo is legit,People don't say I didn't warn ya.I just hope that those who decide to get help from this charactor won't come here and tell us how bad SA is after the police have kicked their azzes to jail.

I think Nigeria has been helping the Haiti people even before the quake Mpele.I read somewhere that Nigeria had peacekeepers in Haiti.Which means there is possibility that Nigerians might have lost some of their countrymen in this quake.

I would love to take credit but I cant.

Give the CAF presidency to South Africa if you want African football to develop.

I had a good time during this holidays in Zimbabwe.I drove from SA through Zimbabwe to Zambia and came back through Zimbabwe and Botswana to South Africa.I was so happy to see all the developments in all this countries,more esspecially the roads,I mean I was expecting Zim's roads to give me problems but was pleasently suprised to find that most of their road are in top notch condition.

I really really had a good time,and looking at all this pics bring back not so far memories, Thanks

hadexman:
Oh well guys, Vuyo office is located at the address which he submitted and registered. That's all i can say for now!

According to the name he runs a travel agency,and asfar as i know there is nothing like private immigration practioner in SA.The guy is crook or he is involved in something illegal.
Maybe he's connected to some corrupt home affair official.

Vuyo or whatever you call yourself,I'm gonna expose you.You're going to be on your local newspaper tomorrow morning.You and

IMOSA Travel and Tours
Cnr Smith and Field Street,
Durban.4001

Koreans leave on a high
Posted: 2010-01-15 09:08

South Korea’s Taeguk Warriors ended their three-match tour of South Africa on a high yesterday when they beat Bay United 3-1 at Port Elizabeth’s Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

The Koreans, who will be back for the World Cup in June, head to Malaga, Spain for their next friendly against Finland.

Their coach Huh Jung-Moo was happy with the tour: “We played our first two matches at high altitude, but we were more comfortable here in Port Elizabeth. The experience we gained today will definitely help us for our very important opening game of the World Cup against Greece,” he told the Herald newspaper.

Umlilo coach David Bright was equally pleased with having had the opportunity to hone their skills against a national side like Korea.

“Never mind the result, we played well. It was a good experience for us to play against a well-conditioned side like Korea, especially since we just returned from the festive season break.

“The game provided good preparations for us for our next five games in the league as we look to fight our way into the Premier Soccer League at the end of the season,” said the Bay mentor.

The Koreans also downplayed safety concerns in South Africa during the World Cup in June, saying they felt “very safe” in the country.

“Since we arrived, we have had a visible police presence around us and we have no fears at all. We are really enjoying our stay. The people are very kind and there is great hospitality,” said team media spokesman Ilki Park.

Kickoff.com

^^^Amen Pastor,sori Mpele

I could feel the holy spirit coming down while reading the last paragraphs, ;DI started speaking in tongues

Shibababalala!

This is a reason why Steven Bantu Biko words when he said 'BLACK MAN YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN' inspires me.For me it means as black people we should put our heads down and work our butts of for what we want and believe in.Your haters will talk and try to discourages you but you must never loose focus.
It's only a matter of time before Africa rises again,and the people who thought they where created superior are shaking in their pyjamas because they think we will kill all of them and despoil their daughters and wifes.

I think as Africans wherever you are,you should make it your project to do things that will benefit your house,street,neighborhood,suburb,town,city,province,state,country,region and your continent.We have all the knowledge,information,experience and wisdom to make Africa succsesful.Let it begin with you and me.Let's do it for ourself.

TIA movement.

Muki,I am Ok my Ponono,still eating pap
I am busy cleaning my Vuuuuuuuuuuuvuuuuuselaaaa

I have have tickets for all the Game in Rustenburg.And knowing that my vuvusesla irritate most of you I will blow it even louder

I guess Africa will never be good enough

Razak Omotoyossi and Stephane Sessegnon

I thought I should update Nigeria on Korea's preparation,they're currently based in South Africa.

Posted: 2010-01-13 09:02

South Korea’s coach Huh Jung-moo has warned his players that they have work to do after playing to a goalless draw against Platinum Stars in Rustenburg yesterday.

The Taeguk Warriors arrived in South Africa at the start of the year to prepare for matches against Argentina, Greece and Nigeria at the 2010 World Cup in June.

The Zambia defeat was a wake-up call for the 2002 World Cup semifinalists, who are looking for the right combination in attack. With star striker Park Chu-young busy with AS Monaco commitments in Europe, coach Huh is trying to cast his net far and wide.

“We are continuing to evaluate candidates to fill the striker position, but if the current group of players fail to meet expectations in the friendly matches leading up to the World Cup, we will have to do without them,” Huh told the Korean media yesterday.



Source:Kickoff.com

Nigeria is going down,your players cannot run,I think majority are in their late thirties.Having witness your uselss team now I have a renewed hope in South Africa to do well during the world cup.

My predictions are Naija will win 1-0 against Benin and lose with the same margin against Mozambique.Egypt and Moz will go through this group.

I have alsways admired the Naija players,but have always maintain that the Supe Eagle as team suck big time.Just like anything Nigerian they win games and tournaments with their mouths.Can you believe that most of think Nigeria is a leading football and the best African football team? Yet in all their history they've won the cup that is played every two years just twice? only twice?

African powerhouses are Egypt,Ghana,Cameroon.Nigeria is not there yet,hope they won't disgrace us during the World Cup.I wish you people learn to sometime shut your mouths and speak with your actions.Intelligent people do that.

@ MyJoe,your views made me think,and thank you for that,I think it was wellthought and balance.

Nigerians are known allover Africa for bullying,esspecially in their host countries and I think South Africa is the only country where its blacks tell Nigerians where to get off,and you guys cannot understand why,because in your Degrees mind you think we're stupidd,whitewashed iidiots.

I don't think South Africans think they're better or Superior to other blacks in Africa,what I know is they think most African States are badly run,there's a feeling that because of that if borders are opened the whole of Africa will want to come in.Yes we all know that is not true.But we have all nationalities in South Africa,all 53 states in Africa have someone in Azania(RSA).

@Mr Mo before you tell people to free their mind?you must start with yours first.Maybe a trip to Soweto will help you.

lovinboi:
wel, da prob is dat 9ija is a fuckin consumin country, n cumin to invest in SA might b a long fin jare, op dey will chnge 4rm being consumers to producers ohhhh, , dnt worry glo dey come, lolz, dem dey Ghana too, maybe SA will be der nxt stop

If Glo decide to come to Southy,most people will definetly be happy,because it means competition,and with compettion it means lower rates and quality services.

South African companies invested in Nigeria at the times when few companies wanted to do business in Nigeria,they took risks and they're now reaping rewards,and also they where also offering world class services that where not there at the time.And it's good that company like Glo are there today,competing with a worldclass company,that could only benefit the people.South African retailers like Pick and Pay,Woolworth,Game,Dion,Nandos and others are also offering Naija people some of the services that wasnot there.And if big Nigerian companies opens to rival the above,offering the same service and more it will be good for the masses.

I think South Africa played a very meaningful part in shaping the current Nigeria,and for Nigeria to develop further they need South Africa and it's companies,I am not saying this in a arrogant way,hope you understand.

The only weakness with Nigeria is it's law,South Africa will not give licence or allow any major company international to trade in South Africa without local shareholding.You have to sell some of your shares to a local if you want to do business in SA.I think Nigeria should also do that.This will benefit the locals economicaly and in terms of experience.Create laws that will benefit you and your country.

We had THISDAY newspaper,which was Nigerian owned,and was well supported but operated for just over a year and was bankrupt,caused by mismanagement,surely you can't blame the country for that.

^^^ what are you saying,you''re all over.write something meaningful or comment on Sports section cause it look like is the only thing you know,according your post.

Look in Africa we don't have European Championship types of tournament,our leagues lacks organisational quality that will breed exeptional players.

So playing the tourney every two years,help develop our football.

AFCON is the only thing we have in Africa, So NO to 4 years.

^^^ nicely said,heads off.Thank you.

S@mi:
I'm not really happy by the way other african nations are being jealous of naija I'm still wondering if we snash their birth right some times ago. Naija is the africa israel FUQ you mpele

Wakey!Wakey you are dreaming my friend.Can someone tell me the meaning of JEALOUSY.Because I think Nigerians use a wrong word here.I think the word you're looking for is[b] EMBARRASSED[/b],now please re do your sentence and use the correct word.

You said Naija is the Africa Israel,go ahead and be one,whatever it mean and while you're still on it you might aswell be the al queda of Africa,you people are capable of being anything.Bunch of terrorist

Horus:
https://www.instablogsimages.com/images/2008/05/27/23may08xvg1_gGd6f_17276.jpg

I feel you my brother,but go to hell cause you'll never be welcomed in heaven SA

Steven Bantu Biko one said 'Black man you're on your own'.So with those words keep your hatred somewhere only you and your loved one will experience it.

Niggar I don't give a sh@@t what you think or wish about my country,you are no one and nothing,so scream to the top of your lungs if you can,no one is listening

Like it or not South Africa will continue to lead Africa into a modern civilisation,eat that.

otawa:
And it has the highest HIV infected people in the world.

Half of the black population will die before they reach 35years old.

80% of the black lives in 'getto'

It has the highest crime rates in the world.

;DAtleast according to your biafran stats 80% of blacks lives in gheto,In Nigeria the whole country is a Ghetto and therefore I could proudly say 100% of 160 million of your population lives in GHETTO .Something I know you're very proud about on top of being the purest blacks in the world and having the most educated blacks,and that 1 in 4 stats? of criminals overseas is a Nigerian or something

Half of blacks are dying in Nigeria today,please stop this you're embarrasing yourself now,omo.

THE TRUTH IS SOUTH AFRICA AT IT'S WORST IS STILL BETTER THAN NIGERIA AT IT'S BEST BY FAR,now that should give you sleepless nights if you're normal.

Look I'm not going to defend Southy's crime stats,but like every South African I am happy that I'm aware about our problems,I'm not in denial.
I will like to also point out that rape and murders are mostly commited in poor communities where the victims probably know the culprits or related to them eg boyfriends,friend family member,community member and so on.
In this communities alchol and cheap drugs are abused.

I was not really marketing Southy to most of you broke azz niggars ,I dont have to,as I'm writing this,there are plenty of your countrymen lining at our Home Affaires applying for assylum.

I mean intelligent people know the situation in South,like they know how crime happen,or where it happen and why it happens.That is why South is one of the leading tourist destination in Africa,yes with all it's crime.This year you'll see record breaking visitors to South for the world cup and I'm not complaining and why should you?

funkybaby:
ok. please do post the stats.
a friend told me that the crime rate is bad. i just want to know how really bad it is. thanks

This are the latest

http://www.issafrica.org/dynamic/administration/file_manager/file_links/0909CRIMETOTALS.PDF?link_id=24&slink_id=8302&link_type=12&slink_type=13&tmpl_id=3

Please go through this site as well


http://www.issafrica.org/index.php?link_id=24&slink_id=2489&link_type=12&slink_type=12&tmpl_id=3

funkybaby:
ok. impressive statistics.

can you please post statistics on the courntry's crime rate?

I could but I thought everyone knows about it,I mean the South Africa everyone knows is the crime riddle and HIV/AIDS one.I just wanted to point out the other side that people hardly mention.

But if you still want the crime rate stats,I will gladly post them for you.

Economy
1. The rand was the best performing currency against the US Dollar between 2002 and 2005
(Bloomberg Currency Scoreboard)
2. South Africa has 55,000 high net-wealth individuals holding at least US$1million in financial assets
(World Wealth Report 2008)
3. South Africa has the 27th biggest economy in the world, with a Gross Domestic Product of US$254 billion
(World Bank)
4. South Africa accounts for almost 25% of the GDP of the entire African continent, with an economy more than twice the size of the second biggest – Algeria.
(World Bank)
5. Gauteng is South Africa’s smallest province but produces 34% of South Africa’s Gross Domestic Product
(Stats SA)
6. The JSE Securities Exchange is the 14th largest equities exchange in the world, with a total market capitalisation of some R2.3 trillion
(JSE)
7. More than 12,000 'Black Diamond' families (South Africa’s new black middle class) - or 50,000 people - are moving from the townships into the suburbs of South Africa's metro areas every month
(UCT Unilever Institute)
8. The black middle class grew by 30% in 2005, adding another 421,000 black adults to SA's middle-income layer and ramping up the black population's share of SA's total middle class to almost a third. Between 2001 and 2004, there were 300,000 new black entrants to the middle class
(Financial Mail)

Infrastructure
1. South Africa generates two-thirds of Africa’s electricity
(Eskom)
2. South African power supplier provides the fourth cheapest electricity in the world
3. Chris Hani-Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto is the biggest hospital in the world
4. Durban is the largest port in Africa and the ninth largest in the world.
5. There are 39 million cell phone users in South Africa (International Telecommunication Union)

Tourism
1. The number of tourists visiting South Africa has grown by 200% since 1994, from 3 million to over 9 million in 2007
(Dept of Environment and Tourism)
2. The Singita game reserve was voted the best hotel in the world by the readers of a leading travel magazine
(Conde Nast Traveller)
3. The world's best land-based whale-watching spot is located in Hermanus in the Western Cape.
4. In 2002, South Africa was the world’s fastest growing tourist destination. In 2006, South Africa’s tourism grew at three times the global average.

Sport
1. South Africa hosts the largest timed cycle race in the world (the Cape Argus Cycle Tour), the world's oldest and largest ultra-marathon (the Comrades Marathon) and the world's largest open water swimming event (the Midmar Mile).
2. South Africa will become the first African country to host the Soccer World Cup in 2010 … and only the second country in the world to have hosted the Cricket, Rugby and Soccer World Cups.
3. Since the 1940s, South African golfers have won more golf majors than any other nation, apart from the United States.
4. In 1994, we won 11 medals in the Commonwealth Games. In 2002, we won 46.

SA Teaching the World
1. South Africa houses one of the three largest telescopes in the world at Sutherland in the Karoo
2. South Africa is the first, and to date the only, country to build nuclear weapons and the voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons programme
3. South Africa Constitution is widely regarded as being one of the most progressive in the world, drawing from the experiences of the world’s most advanced democracies
4. The South African oil company Sasol has established the only commercially viable oil-from-coal operations in the world.
5. Two of the world's most profoundly compassionate philosophies originated in South Africa – Ubuntu (the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity) and Gandhi's notion of "passive resistance"
(Satyagraha), which he developed while living in South Africa.

Education
1. Almost a quarter of South Africa’s non-interest budget is spent on education
2. The University of South Africa UNISA is a pioneer of tertiary distance education and is the largest correspondence university in the world with 250,000 students.
3. Our learner to teacher ratio has improved from 1:50 in 1994 to 1:34 in 2004
4. South Africa’s matric pass rate has improved from 49% in 1994 to 70% in 2004, but student’s receiving university exemptions has remained at 18%
5. The first MBA programme outside of the United States was started by the University of Pretoria in 1949.

Social
1. Over thirteen million South Africans (a quarter of the population) have access to social grants
(Department of Social Development)
2. Since 1994, 500 houses have been built each day for the poor and 1,000 houses per day have received electricity
3. Seventy percent of South Africa’s population is urbanised

© South Africa: The Good News
To the best of our knowledge, these facts are correct.
If you have evidence that any of the above are incorrect or inaccurate, please contact us at +27 (0)11 463 5713
ian@sagoodnews.co.za
http://www.sagoodnews.co.za

Environmental
1. The Kruger National Park supports the greatest variety of wildlife species on the African continent
2. The Cango Caves near Oudsthoorn is the world’s longest underground cave sequence
3. South Africa is the only country to house an entire floral kingdom (fynbos), one of only 6 on the planet
4. In 1991, South Africa became the first country in the world to protect the Great White shark.
5. South Africa has the oldest meteor scar in the world, at the Vredefort Dome near Parys. The scar is 2 billion years old.
6. South Africa has the 3rd highest level of biodiversity (SA Tourism)
7. The Cape Hyrax’s (dassie) closest relative is the African elephant
8. South Africa has embraced the concept of trans-frontier ‘peace parks’, linking ecological reserves across national borders

General
1. South Africa is the cradle of mankind
2. Afrikaans is the youngest official language in the world
3. The Western Deep Levels is the world’s deepest mine at 3777 metres
4. South Africa has the world’s largest deposits of gold, chromium, platinum and manganese
5. The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace Prize winners is in Soweto. Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both have houses in Vilakazi Street, Orlando West.
6. South Africa has the world's second oldest air force, established 1920.
7. South African Breweries (SAB-Miller) ranks as the second largest brewing company in the world. It supplies up to 50% of China's beer.
8. South Africa has the second oldest film industry in the world
9. In 2007 South African businessman Cyril Ramaphosa was included in the Time 100, an annual list, assembled by Time magazine, of the 100 most influential people in the world
10. Cape Town has the fifth-best blue sky in the world, according to the UK's National Physical Laboratory

Economy
1. The rand was the best performing currency against the US Dollar between 2002 and 2005
(Bloomberg Currency Scoreboard)
2. South Africa has 55,000 high net-wealth individuals holding at least US$1million in financial assets
(World Wealth Report 2008)
3. South Africa has the 27th biggest economy in the world, with a Gross Domestic Product of US$254 billion
(World Bank)
4. South Africa accounts for almost 25% of the GDP of the entire African continent, with an economy more than twice the size of the second biggest – Algeria.
(World Bank)
5. Gauteng is South Africa’s smallest province but produces 34% of South Africa’s Gross Domestic Product
(Stats SA)
6. The JSE Securities Exchange is the 14th largest equities exchange in the world, with a total market capitalisation of some R2.3 trillion
(JSE)
7. More than 12,000 'Black Diamond' families (South Africa’s new black middle class) - or 50,000 people - are moving from the townships into the suburbs of South Africa's metro areas every month
(UCT Unilever Institute)
8. The black middle class grew by 30% in 2005, adding another 421,000 black adults to SA's middle-income layer and ramping up the black population's share of SA's total middle class to almost a third. Between 2001 and 2004, there were 300,000 new black entrants to the middle class
(Financial Mail)

Infrastructure
1. South Africa generates two-thirds of Africa’s electricity
(Eskom)
2. South African power supplier provides the fourth cheapest electricity in the world
3. Chris Hani-Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto is the biggest hospital in the world
4. Durban is the largest port in Africa and the ninth largest in the world.
5. There are 39 million cell phone users in South Africa (International Telecommunication Union)

Tourism
1. The number of tourists visiting South Africa has grown by 200% since 1994, from 3 million to over 9 million in 2007
(Dept of Environment and Tourism)
2. The Singita game reserve was voted the best hotel in the world by the readers of a leading travel magazine
(Conde Nast Traveller)
3. The world's best land-based whale-watching spot is located in Hermanus in the Western Cape.
4. In 2002, South Africa was the world’s fastest growing tourist destination. In 2006, South Africa’s tourism grew at three times the global average.

Sport
1. South Africa hosts the largest timed cycle race in the world (the Cape Argus Cycle Tour), the world's oldest and largest ultra-marathon (the Comrades Marathon) and the world's largest open water swimming event (the Midmar Mile).
2. South Africa will become the first African country to host the Soccer World Cup in 2010 … and only the second country in the world to have hosted the Cricket, Rugby and Soccer World Cups.
3. Since the 1940s, South African golfers have won more golf majors than any other nation, apart from the United States.
4. In 1994, we won 11 medals in the Commonwealth Games. In 2002, we won 46.

SA Teaching the World
1. South Africa houses one of the three largest telescopes in the world at Sutherland in the Karoo
2. South Africa is the first, and to date the only, country to build nuclear weapons and the voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons programme
3. South Africa Constitution is widely regarded as being one of the most progressive in the world, drawing from the experiences of the world’s most advanced democracies
4. The South African oil company Sasol has established the only commercially viable oil-from-coal operations in the world.
5. Two of the world's most profoundly compassionate philosophies originated in South Africa – Ubuntu (the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity) and Gandhi's notion of "passive resistance"
(Satyagraha), which he developed while living in South Africa.

Education
1. Almost a quarter of South Africa’s non-interest budget is spent on education
2. The University of South Africa UNISA is a pioneer of tertiary distance education and is the largest correspondence university in the world with 250,000 students.
3. Our learner to teacher ratio has improved from 1:50 in 1994 to 1:34 in 2004
4. South Africa’s matric pass rate has improved from 49% in 1994 to 70% in 2004, but student’s receiving university exemptions has remained at 18%
5. The first MBA programme outside of the United States was started by the University of Pretoria in 1949.

Social
1. Over thirteen million South Africans (a quarter of the population) have access to social grants
(Department of Social Development)
2. Since 1994, 500 houses have been built each day for the poor and 1,000 houses per day have received electricity
3. Seventy percent of South Africa’s population is urbanised

© South Africa: The Good News
To the best of our knowledge, these facts are correct.
If you have evidence that any of the above are incorrect or inaccurate, please contact us at +27 (0)11 463 5713
ian@sagoodnews.co.za
http://www.sagoodnews.co.za

Environmental
1. The Kruger National Park supports the greatest variety of wildlife species on the African continent
2. The Cango Caves near Oudsthoorn is the world’s longest underground cave sequence
3. South Africa is the only country to house an entire floral kingdom (fynbos), one of only 6 on the planet
4. In 1991, South Africa became the first country in the world to protect the Great White shark.
5. South Africa has the oldest meteor scar in the world, at the Vredefort Dome near Parys. The scar is 2 billion years old.
6. South Africa has the 3rd highest level of biodiversity (SA Tourism)
7. The Cape Hyrax’s (dassie) closest relative is the African elephant
8. South Africa has embraced the concept of trans-frontier ‘peace parks’, linking ecological reserves across national borders

General
1. South Africa is the cradle of mankind
2. Afrikaans is the youngest official language in the world
3. The Western Deep Levels is the world’s deepest mine at 3777 metres
4. South Africa has the world’s largest deposits of gold, chromium, platinum and manganese
5. The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace Prize winners is in Soweto. Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both have houses in Vilakazi Street, Orlando West.
6. South Africa has the world's second oldest air force, established 1920.
7. South African Breweries (SAB-Miller) ranks as the second largest brewing company in the world. It supplies up to 50% of China's beer.
8. South Africa has the second oldest film industry in the world
9. In 2007 South African businessman Cyril Ramaphosa was included in the Time 100, an annual list, assembled by Time magazine, of the 100 most influential people in the world
10. Cape Town has the fifth-best blue sky in the world, according to the UK's National Physical Laboratory

Pharoh:
All african leagues are best i hope you get what i mean.

By the way i follow that too and i actually like four teams there

Mamelodi sundowns, Maroka swallows, Kaizer chiefs and ajax.

Which of the team among those 4 above was banned from caf competitions some years ago for not participating after winning the PSL?

Don't mind me oo I was just pulling your small finger
To answer your question, my team Kaizer Chiefs was banned from participating after they refused to honour their return leg in Madagascar because of the violence and the coup in that country.
They've also refused to play in confedaration cup this year,even though the ban is lifted.

Mamelodi Sundown best ever striker was a Nigerian called Raphael Ndukwe Chukwu,nicknamed Chuku train
Moroka Swallows has the tendency to recruit Nigerians goal keeper,their current Keeper is Greg Etafia and before him was Ida "supersport" Peterside
Kaizer Chiefs had a striker from Nigeria last season named Victor Ogbonna,he made his impression but was injury prone and the club released him.
Ajax Cape Town is known for their world class accademy that has produced players like steven pinaar,benni mccarthy,and recently the Cameroonian international midfield Eyong Enoh who now plays for Ajax in Amstradam.Also Mikel Obi spend sometime at Ajax in Capetown.

The current hotest Nigerian import in SA league is Prince Olomu,he is a second best scorer this season,and the fact that he is a midfielder make him very special.

I think this one is much better

http://www.psl.co.za