Sport
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Bellville schoolgirl makes history as SA names first ever u-18 girls rugby squad
DF Malan High School learner Jessie Schoeman has been selected for South Africa’s first-ever u-18 girls rugby squad. The historic 26-player team will face the Netherlands in two groundbreaking international…
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WATCH | Pigeon passion pays off for crime fighter and her husband
A Strandfontein woman’s husband has several chicks on the side. He houses them in a loft in their backyard where dramas unfold daily.
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Mayor helps kickboxing club rebuild after fire
The fire that destroyed all of Jeremy Petersen’s kickboxing gear is still a sore point for the martial arts instructor several months after half his house burned down.
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SA rider earns wildcard entry for World Supercross Championship debut in Cape Town
Cameron Durow has been announced as an SX1 wildcard entry for the inaugural South African Grand Prix of the FIM World Supercross Championship, taking place at Cape Town DHL Stadium…
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Casati brothers make history in King of the Air final
The 2025 Red Bull King of the Air delivered a fairytale finish at Kite Beach, Bloubergstrand, as Italian brothers Lorenzo and Leonardo Casati battled in an unprecedented all-sibling final —…
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Local athlete shines with gold wins at Durban powerlifting competition
Simon Augustyn from Monte Vista won gold medals at a powerlifting competition in Durban, excelling in Strict Arm Curl and Freestanding Curl.
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WIN TICKETS: World’s best supercross riders in action in Cape Town
The world’s top supercross riders will descend on Cape Town for the ultimate showdown as the FIM World Supercross Championship crowns its 2025 world champions at DHL Stadium on Saturday…
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Gene Louw presteer in atletiek
Die atlete van die Laerskool Gene Louw het die seisoen op ‘n hoë noot afgesluit met ‘n voortreflike vertoning by die Laerskool Bastion se jaarlikse atletiekbyeenkoms.
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Kuils River-based cycling skills project celebrates first anniversary
The development programme is aimed at empowering young people through cycling by providing access to bicycles, skills and opportunities
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Young cyclist makes cycling world take notice
Blackheath cyclist Faraz Khatieb, 17, finishes 11th at 2025 Road Cycling Africa Championships in Kenya in his first international race, impressing observers with his endurance.
