It's Official: Thomas Mlambo Has Departed From the SABC Back to SuperSport

• Renowned television broadcaster Thomas Mlambo has been revealed as the new addition to SuperSport's on-air talent
• Mlambo had been at SABC for many years, with rumours of his departure for the pay-tv service swirling throughout the week in the media
• This is a homecoming for him, as he had departed SuperSport in 2013 for the national broadcaster

The worst kept secret in media has been confirmed: Thomas Mlambo is joining SuperSport.

The experienced and well-respected presenter departed from the SABC last week, with rumours heating up that he would be joining SuperSport at the beginning of this one. This is a homecoming for Mlambo, having switched between the broadcasters back in 2013.

According to SuperSport, the seasoned broadcaster and football expert will help front up several of the broadcaster’s football properties, lending his expertise and enthusiasm to its sports offering.

Mlambo's formidable experience in front of the camera includes anchoring football world cups for both SuperSport and the SABC, award shows, and anchoring big-match broadcasts.

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Marc Jury, chief executive officer of SuperSport, said:

“Thomas is more than a world-class broadcaster. He is the epitome of professionalism, known as much for his insight as his warmth and good humour. We can’t wait to see him back doing what he does best.”

A delighted Mlambo said of his reappointment:

“SuperSport is where I began as a sport TV presenter and this opportunity to return is extremely exciting for me. I look forward to reconnecting with viewers across the African continent and to be part of one of the world's biggest sports broadcasters.”

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