Dr. Rendani Isaac Mulaudzi (Doc Rendani), consultant and strategist (in the areas of sport management and church leadership), mentor, author, and keynote speaker.
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A few months ago, Bafana Bafana qualified for the knockout stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For those of us who work in sport and understand the countless hours of effort behind building winning teams, the loss against a host nation in front of thousands of its fans was not the end of the world. In fact, this marked history: Bafana Bafana reached the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time ever. Congratulations to the players, coaches, and support staff. Was qua
Final score: Mexico 2 – 0 Bafana Bafana I am disappointed in the result, like all South Africans. The reality is you win some and you lose others. In my many years in sport as a coach, administrator, manager, leader and strategist, I have come across this principle of life a million times. I do not think that Coaches Hugo and Helman went into the game against Mexico wanting to lose. I am 100% sure that they spent 100s of hours studying their opponents. By the way, the opponen
This is the final article in my series and focuses on changes needed within the South African sporting fraternity if it is to build a world-class sport culture. I have received positive support for the ideas presented in Parts I and II (full versions available on my website); for that I am truly grateful. To quickly recap, Part I identifies the issues that need to be addressed to make sports more accessible to impoverished communities and to build a larger talent pool from wh
