Sport
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LIV golf cuts staff as Saudi billions run out
LIV Golf confirms mass layoffs as Saudi PIF funding ends after $5 billion investment, with breakaway tour’s future uncertain despite claims of LIV 2.0 relaunch.
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Cheetahs say no to Stormers’ Faf de Klerk loan approach
Frans Steyn shuts down Faf de Klerk loan rumours as Cheetahs coach insists in-form scrumhalf stays in Bloemfontein despite Stormers’ interest.
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SA rugby’s 30 man sevens U17 youth olympics squad announced
Affies and Paul Roos dominate SA Rugby’s 30-man U17 Youth Olympics training squad with 4 players each as South Africa prepares for Dakar Sevens tournament.
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Simon’s Town paddler to represent SA at canoe polo worlds
Simon’s Town teenager Jaidon MacCondochie will represent South Africa at the U21 Canoe Polo World Championships in Duisburg, Germany, this September.
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Erasmus feels the heat as must-win match approaches
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus admits nerves and takes responsibility for Ellis Park defeat ahead of must-win second Test against All Blacks in Cape Town.
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Dream team is ousted early from US Open
Dream team Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz fall 5-4, 4-1 to Belinda Bencic and Flavio Cobolli in US Open mixed doubles quarter-finals.
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All Blacks come back to break brave Lions hearts
All Blacks score 24 unanswered points to overturn 35-17 deficit and beat brave Lions 41-35 in breathless Ellis Park thriller on Tuesday night.
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Support speed crucial for Lions’ to counter All Blacks
Former Springbok Jaque Fourie analyses All Blacks’ 33-16 victory over Springboks, revealing how deeper play and rip technique unlocked SA rush defence.
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Talent everywhere as Springbok team comes from Upington to Bishops
18 schools, 8 provinces: Springbok matchday 23 reveals remarkable diversity from small-town Upington to traditional powerhouses like Paarl Gim and Grey College.
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Simbine crowned sports star of the year at SA sports awards
Akani Simbine wins Sports Star of the Year at 19th SA Sports Awards as Pieter Coetze, Prudence Sekgodiso and Cricket South Africa claim top honours.










