The Springboks could face the All Blacks this weekend without their talismanic skipper, Siya Kolisi, as coach Rassie Erasmus weighs up whether to risk him or keep him fresh for the long haul. A Captain in Limbo Kolisi, who strained his calf in the Boks’ Rugby Championship opener against Australia at Ellis Park in August, […]
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What began as a night of celebration for Orlando Pirates ended in heartbreak when head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou and five members of his technical staff were hospitalised after a late-night accident on the R21 highway. From Victory to Tragedy The Buccaneers had just wrapped up a confident 3–0 win over Chippa United in Gqeberha on […]
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Kaizer Chiefs fans have had little to cheer about in recent seasons, but the winds of change are blowing at Naturena. Head coach Nasreddine Nabi is already leaving his mark, and at the heart of it all is goalkeeper Brandon Peterson, who has become the symbol of the club’s defensive revival. A New Backbone for […]
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The Springboks aren’t only making history on the field — they’re also building legacies at home. A wave of baby news has swept through the Bok camp, with several players announcing that they’re expecting children in 2025. For many, it’s their second time around, making this baby boom a particularly special chapter in the Springbok […]
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On Thursday, a top European court said a Swiss court did not give South African runner Caster Semenya a fair trial over whether she should lower her testosterone levels to compete as a woman. The double Olympic champion, who is classed as having “differences in sexual development”, has been unable to compete in her favoured […]
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In a moment of unparalleled pride and celebration, South Africa has clinched the coveted gold medal in the Senior Dance Group – Street Dance category at the 2025 Dance World Cup held in Spain, Cape {town} Etc reports. This prestigious international competition, which attracts teams from over 60 countries, showcased a plethora of talent. Team […]
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The first time South Africa played at Lord’s was in 1907. This June, they return to the iconic venue for the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, with the hearts of the nation behind them and the Taste that’s stood the Test of time, Castle Lager, on their sleeves. Celebrating 130 years of […]
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The stakes are incredibly high as major brands Nike, Puma, Adidas and Kappa have put their names in the running to become South Africa’s next official sports kit supplier for various sporting codes including Bafana Bafana. With South African sports making significant improvements in terms of performance across various sporting codes, and Le Coq Sportif’s […]
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At the rate South Africa is going, one would swear there is a mission to become the greatest sporting country in the world. Next on the list for Mzansi to conquer is Formula 1 and as the call to bring the sport to Mzansi’s shores grows louder, the Kyalami Gran Prix circuit has been greenlit […]
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Lovers of South Africa and lovers of sports, your time to shine has come as French president Emmanuel Macron officially declared the Paralympics underway during the opening ceremony which took place at Place de la Concorde and the Champs-Elysées. The ceremony was the first of it’s kind and certainly did not the traditional concept that […]
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You might think of watching sports as a way of entertainment and passing time, but do you that that it is actually good for you to do so, and health experts are in support of people watching sports? Yep, it’s not only the athletes and players that benefit from these activities, the people watching also […]
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We are 10 days into the Olympic games, and competition levels are higher than ever before. Athletes are tested not just physically but mentally and emotionally as well, and those who are not in the right mentality will be revealed through performances. Although the podium is the ultimate goal, personal improvement and growth are also […]
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