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World’s top hockey nations head to Cape Town for FIH Nations Cup
Cape Town will host the 2025–26 FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup in June 2026, welcoming nine top international teams to South Africa.
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PHOTOS: Juniors battle it out at Bothasig AFC’s Back-2-Basics tourney
Bothasig AFC hosted the Minis’ Back-2-Basics Tournament (29–31 May) with 112 teams competing across six age groups at Abe Sher Stadium.
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Bishops way prevails as ball in hand philosophy downs Durbanville
Bishops prove ball-in-hand rugby wins as coast-to-coast brilliance edges Durbanville 37-36 in King Price Derby thriller.
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Sanlam Cape Town Marathon: New record Africa’s fastest yet
The 2026 Sanlam Cape Town marathon delivers history: Esa runs Africa’s fastest marathon, an all-Ethiopian women’s podium, and Kipchoge’s African debut.
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Bo-Kaap doctor Insaaf Levy earns Springbok Women call-up for Africa Cup
Bo-Kaap resident and medical doctor Insaaf Levy has earned a Springbok Women call-up for the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup in Kenya.
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Nelson Mandela Marathon to debut in Cape Town as global runners unite
Cape Town hosts the inaugural Nelson Mandela Marathon in October, bringing global runners together to honour Madiba’s legacy and inspire change.
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Absa Run Your City Cape Town 10km to end at Grand Parade
The new finish line brings a fresh twist to the popular event, prompting a carefully planned 10km route adjustment for the 11th edition.
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Hosts claim gritty 28-19 win as Grey Festival kicks off
Grey High stage stunning comeback to defeat Michaelhouse 28-19 at home in physical Grey Festival opener.
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Gim power passed Helpmekaar to close day two of Absa Wildeklawer
Paarl Gim stamp authority with comprehensive 45-10 victory over Helpmekaar in final match of day two at Absa Wildeklawer.
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Grey College overpower brave Noordheuwel 34-12
Grey College power past Noordheuwel 34-12 at Wildeklawer but underdogs earn respect with brave defensive display.
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