Sasol owns the handle
@sasolbanyana is the official Banyana account and carries the sponsor's name in the handle itself. That is the deepest form of sponsorship integration in SA sport and no tracker records it.
A working register of who backs which property, what inventory remains unsold, and the audience each badge actually commands. Every entry is sourced and every figure is traceable.
Brand by brand, the partnerships held across football, rugby, cricket, netball and running. Values stay closed until requested.
Each property split into the inventory it can sell: shirt, sleeve, stadium, digital, community. Sold, partial or open.
Captured accounts behind each badge, the unaffiliated fan pages, and the engagement that follower counts conceal.
Club and league announcements, kit launches, public filings and live platform captures. No private sources.
Each record carries a confidence read and a link to its origin. Where a figure cannot be proven, it is marked as such.
Position, scale and rule replace narrative, so a market of this size can be reviewed in one sitting.
Properties tracked in each code, from the Premiership through to school and university sport.
@sasolbanyana is the official Banyana account and carries the sponsor's name in the handle itself. That is the deepest form of sponsorship integration in SA sport and no tracker records it.
Cape Town City (T2) has 252,100 on TikTok. Nine Premiership clubs have no confirmed TikTok at all. League position and audience are not correlated.
Varsity Spirit's 32.6m likes exceed every SA club except Pirates. FNB holds this title across four codes and almost certainly under-values it.
Nothing is locked. Open any brand, property or line and the source travels with it.