Having left England to travel in 2010 after completing his NCTJ (National Council for the Training of Journalists) qualification, Joe teamed up with Africa’s biggest football publication, Soccer Laduma, for an unpaid internship during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Following 11 months of travelling the world, travels that took him all around Oceania and South America, Joe took up Soccer Laduma’s offer of a full time contract in Cape Town.
Since joining SL, Joe has gone on to become one of the most well-known football journalists in the country, making regular television and radio appearances as well as making a name for himself as a reliable source for breaking news.
A Sheffield Wednesday fan since birth, by the age of 25 Joe has had the pleasure of covering two World Cups, in South Africa and Brazil, an African Cup of Nations and one CAF Champions League final. Hopefully there are many more to come.
Hi Joe
MNF Producer, would love to involve you in a segment we call Panel’s Biggest Headlines of the Weekend (EPL). I’d like to have media from print, radio, internet also sharing their 30 seconds of their Biggest Headline of The Weekend in EPL. This will be a Skype interview or a video you can send via WeTransfer.
Let me know if you’d be interested.
Marcelle
Hi Joe,
I see Ramahlwe Mphahle is injured at Bafana Bafana few years ago Daniel Matsau was also injured on Bafana duty. Abraw was injured on his natioal team duty. Siyabonga Sangwene was injured at Pirates and was forced to retire remember there was a lot of noise about his insurance payout the club getting half of payout? Can you please write an article about the insurance of injuries on nation team and or club injuries. If you written about this. Please me a link?
And the other thing I follow your posts on tweeter about players stats. They seem credible can you post more stats of psl players.
Hey Joe. I’d really love to interact with you. I wanna pursue a career in journalism, so when you get the chance, please email me
Hope to hear from you soon