A demanding four-day competition in Belarus that tested South Africa’s young swimmers and revealed their ability to show up under pressure. Belarus (26 November 2025) – What a remarkable…
Madibaz athletes gear up for South Africa’s biggest university sports showdown, chasing qualification spots and proving their growth across multiple codes Gqeberha, South Africa (26 November 2025) – South…
South Africa’s top showjumpers are set to compete against international teams at the 2025 Jeep Steyn City Grand Prix over five exciting days. Johannesburg, South Africa (25 November 2025)…
In his first season leading the Philadelphia Union, former Bafana Bafana star Bradley Carnell earned the SIGI SCHMID MLS Coach of the Year award. United States (25 November 2025)…
Backed by Alexforbes and shaped through the Royal Cape Yacht Club Sailing Academy, this determined crew is preparing for 3,300 nautical miles of challenge, growth and global representation. Cape…
While finishing Grade 12 and training across two countries, Cody Kock is carefully building momentum toward his biggest target yet, a place at the Junior World Championships in 2026. …
With three South Africans nominated, the World Rugby Men’s 15s Player of the Year award was always set to stay in green and gold, and Malcolm Marx emerged victorious. …
Inspired by the life-changing freedom and independence her guide dog Jaydee provides, Angela Blackwell is fundraising to ensure other visually impaired individuals can experience the bond and safety that she…
With guts, grit and a scrum that simply refused to move backwards, the Springboks pulled off a memorable 24-13 victory that broke Ireland’s hold over them at home. Ireland…
After completing their podium training, South Africa’s junior gymnasts and their coaches compete in Manila, flying the flag high at one of the sport’s biggest international stages. Manila, Philippines…
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