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Stuart Baxter reappointed as Kaizer Chiefs head coach
Stuart Baxter replaces Gavin Hunt, who was sacked last month after a dismal nine months in charge.
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OPINION: Stuart Baxter's analogy underscores sport's rape culture problem
Like racial abuse, the ingrained use of rape as sporting terminology is unacceptable and all those involved in sport need to stop condoning such language.
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Stuart Baxter joins India Super League side Odisha FC
The experienced manager has signed a two-year deal with the Bhubaneshwar-based club.
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‘The future looks green’ – Ntseki happy to be Bafana coach
Having been in the background for most of his career, Molefi Ntseki admitted that it’s his greatest achievement to be named Bafana Bafana coach.
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'I’m in this position to serve my country - Bafana's new coach Molefi Ntseki
The South African Football Association (Safa) has confirmed the appointment of Molefi Ntseki as the new Bafana Bafana head coach. Ntseki was initially appointed the coach on an interim basis three weeks ago following Stuart Baxter's departure last month.
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Molefi Ntseki named as Bafana Bafana interim coach
Stuart Baxter resigned as coach of the national team at a press conference on Friday.
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Baxter: I had health concerns while coaching Bafana
Stuart Baxter confirmed that ahead of the must-win qualifier against Libya in March, doctors feared he may have cancer.
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Safa to begin process of looking for new Bafana coach
Stuart Baxter confirmed his resignation on Friday morning, just two years into his five-year contract with the national team.
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Stuart Baxter quits as Bafana Bafana head coach
Stuart Baxter has resigned as the head coach of Bafana Bafana.
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'I need to go & think if I am the best person for the job' - Baxter
Coach Stuart Baxter commended the effort that the players gave during the tournament.
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'Difficult to find positives' after last-gasp defeat, says Bafana's Baxter
Bafana Bafana stunned the hosts Egypt in the last 16 but were eliminated four days later in Cairo after William Troost-Ekong bundled in a late winner for three-time champions Nigeria.
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Bafana coach Baxter keeps Nigeria guessing
Under Stuart Baxter, South Africa normally play with a counter-attacking style but surprised Egypt on Saturday by diverting from that slightly and deploying an aggressive high press.
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Parliament applauds Bafana Bafana’s Afcon performance
South Africa beat hosts Egypt last week and face Nigeria in the quarterfinals on Wednesday.
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Bafana's Baxter goes from dead man walking to national hero
Stuart Baxter's days as South Africa coach appeared numbered after a limp group stage display left Bafana Bafana up against Africa Cup of Nations hosts Egypt, but a famous defeat of the title favourites has quietened his mounting detractors.
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Baxter to cause 'national disaster' for Egypt
Bafana Bafana scored just once in an unimpressive group stage campaign that featured a 1-0 win over Namibia and defeats to Côte d'Ivoire and Morocco by the same scoreline.
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South Africa coach Baxter sees Egypt clash as perfect tonic
Bafana Bafana squeezed into the knockout round as the last of the four best third-placed teams in the pool stages having beaten minnows Namibia 1-0.
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'We belong here': Baxter defiant in defeat
Nicolas Pepe twice went close with free-kicks on another hot afternoon in Cairo but it was Jonathan Kodjia's goal on 64 minutes that gave 2015 champions Ivory Coast victory in the side's opening Group D match.
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Stuart Baxter names final Bafana Bafana Afcon squad
Two players had already been withdrawn - Keagan Dolly, due to injury, and Rivaldo Coetzee, who was given time off to attend to his 'critically ill' mother.
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Baxter confident Bafana can come through tough Afcon group
Bafana are in Group D where they will face Morocco, Ivory Coast and Namibia with their first game against Ivory Coast on 24 June.
