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With the KIA Street Soccer entering its fourth successful year, we are now at the final stages of the 2013 edition. At the core of this bewildering experience, still lies the reason for its conception. The Sporting Chance team has seen it all! We’ve been able to witness the programme mature into the phenomenon it …
The journey to the KIA Street Soccer Provincial Finals has begun! The Kia Street Soccer initiative started early in the year and has seen five regions namely Western Cape, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu Natal, Gauteng and Free State participating. However, with a visibly increasing fan base, it’s evident that the Kia Street Soccer programme will continue …
MILLE’S slogan “Stay with the play” is very fitting considering that they are supporting a sporting initiative and they are now proving to all how they are living up to that slogan. They have not only delivered as a technical sponsor throughout the KIA Street Soccer programme which kicked off earlier this year, but they …
It’s such a pleasure being able to watch the KIA Street soccer unfold and mature into its different stages. It wasn’t so long ago that we were busy with the planning for this project, running educational workshops and training the coaches who have now become an integral part of the initiative. Today we are just …
It’s been a little over a month since the start of KIA Street Soccer and after a very successful launch in Cape Town, the initiative has been met with tremendous enthusiasm nationally. There has been an incredible amount of activity and buzz around the project with all 40 communities now in the midst of regional …
KIA Street Soccer is a programme aimed at empowering communities to take ownership of their streets. In communities riddled with high levels of inactivity, it is all too easy to fall by the wayside. To have them involved in this programme means they take the streets into their own hands, to ensure they have alternatives. …
It may be a new year, but this year’s KIA Street Soccer Road Shows had a touch of the previous year’s magic, with many of the children arriving in their Street Soccer gear from the previous year. This speaks of the quality of the Millé® kit, as these T-shirts looked as good as they had …
There was energy aplenty at the launch of the 4th KIA Street Soccer tournament as the Khayelitsha community gathered for this much anticipated day. Besides the high level of energy that comes with being a pre-teen, there were energy boosters from other sources. Children love their chocolate. Combine this with the “kick” in the ProNutro …
A politician, a soccer ball and a media man “walk into a bar”… This was the unlikely tri-alliance – sport, politics and media – as the 4th annual KIA Street Soccer league launched in Khayelitsha on Friday. It was Good Hope fm “striker” Carl Wastie up against the reliable hands of “goalkeeper” Dr Ivan Meyer, …
Khayelitsha will be the main talking point on Friday. Not only is the community the defending KIA Street Soccer Champion, but (and to celebrate this), they will also host the official launch of the 4th annual KIA Street Soccer Tournament. To be held at Ummangaliso Primary School, this year’s KIA Street Soccer league promises much …