Asiashu Tshitamba and Peace Nguphane join us in the studio to talk about the Professional Fighters League (PFL) Africa Season 2, First Round, set for Friday, April 10, 2026, at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria, South Africa.

The two fighters share their preparations, their expectations for the upcoming bout, and what fans can look forward to as PFL Africa returns for another explosive season.

Asiashu Tshitamba and Peace Nguphane join us in the studio to talk about the Professional Fighters League (PFL) Africa Season 2, First Round, set for Friday, April 10, 2026, at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria, South Africa.
The two fighters share their preparations, their expectations for the upcoming bout, and what fans can look forward to as PFL Africa returns for another explosive season.

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In-depth content, analysis, previews, reviews, interview sport personalities, carry audio-visual content &amp; different genres of up-beat music.

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In studio with PFL fighters Asiashu Tshitamba & Peace Nguphane

Golden Gloves CEO Rodney Berman joins Channel Africa’s Babazile Makhubalo to discuss the recently announced Sole Survivor: The Final, where a record‑breaking $70 000 prize purse will be on the line. 

Berman outlines what fans can expect from the tournament, why this edition is historic, and how the mega‑event is set to shape the future of South African boxing.

Golden Gloves CEO Rodney Berman joins Channel Africa&rsquo;s Babazile Makhubalo to discuss the recently announced Sole Survivor: The Final, where a record‑breaking $70 000 prize purse will be on the line.&nbsp;
Berman outlines what fans can expect from the tournament, why this edition is historic, and how the mega‑event is set to shape the future of South African boxing.

Golden Gloves CEO Rodney Berman on Sole Survivor

Lions cricketer Khaya Fakude speaks to Channel Africa’s Babazile Makhubalo about the current domestic season, his performance so far, and his ambitions to represent the senior national team.

He reflects on his development as a player, the challenges and opportunities within South Africa’s cricket landscape, and what it will take to break into the Proteas setup.

Lions cricketer&nbsp;Khaya Fakude speaks to Channel Africa&rsquo;s Babazile Makhubalo about the current domestic season, his performance so far, and his ambitions to represent the senior national team.
He reflects on his development as a player, the challenges and opportunities within South Africa&rsquo;s cricket landscape, and what it will take to break into the Proteas setup.

In conversation with Khaya Fakude

Channel Africa’s Babazile Makhubalo is live at the 2026 Absa Cape Epic, speaking to Letshego Zulu and Remofilwe Moeketsi, who are competing under Team AVIS South Africa.

The duo shares their experience of taking on one of the world’s toughest mountain‑bike stage races, reflecting on the physical and mental endurance required, the power of teamwork, and what it means to represent Team AVIS on such a global platform.

Channel Africa&rsquo;s&nbsp;Babazile Makhubalo is live at the 2026 Absa Cape Epic, speaking to Letshego Zulu and Remofilwe Moeketsi, who are competing under Team AVIS South Africa.
The duo shares their experience of taking on one of the world&rsquo;s toughest mountain‑bike stage races, reflecting on the physical and mental endurance required, the power of teamwork, and what it means to represent Team AVIS on such a global platform.

In studio with PFL fighters Asiashu Tshitamba & Peace Nguphane

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