A talented group of University of Pretoria student-athletes will represent both the institution and South Africa across six sporting codes, continuing TuksSport’s proud tradition of combining academic and sporting excellence….
As Bafana Bafana battled on the pitch, Nhlanhla Ndlovu helped put South African culture in the spotlight during the FIFA World Cup halftime show. Atlanta, USA (24 June 2026)…
From study support to life skills and confidence-building programmes, Safe-Hub is helping young people move from under-resourced communities into education, employment and entrepreneurship. South Africa (24 June 2026) –…
After helping Mandela University claim back-to-back USSA titles, medical student Nezaan Swartz heads to Cape Town looking to add to her six gold medals while continuing to pursue her dream…
HiPace Cycle Challenge set out to shine a light on lifestyle-related illnesses with a 600km journey from Johannesburg to Durban. South Africa (24 June 2026) – What started as…
Rugby season is back and Rassie Erasmus names 46-man group as six uncapped players earn their chance ahead of England opener in Johannesburg. Johannesburg, South Africa (23 June 2026)…
South African supporters are making their presence felt both inside and outside the stadiums, with social media filled with memorable fan moments. Global (23 June 2026) – With Bafana…
Several South Africans have placed themselves among the leading contenders as the African Chess Championships reach the halfway stage. Jwaneng, Botswana (23 June 2026) – With the African Individual…
Backed by passionate home support, South Africa fought until the final whistle before settling for silver in Cape Town. Cape Town, South Africa (22 June 2026) – A packed…
Charles Phillips reached four apparatus finals, while Madisson Holmes claimed two bronze medals and Victoria Giuricich secured a rhythmic gymnastics final at the 2026 Down Syndrome World Championships. Bulgaria,…
Where mind meets heart
“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa
