Sport
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Africa set to pull its weight as Mossel Bay hosts Tug-of-War Worlds
South Africa hosts 30th Tug-of-War World Championships in Mossel Bay, September 2026. Bringing elite competition to Africa.
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The halftime blast Foote laid down on teenage Etzebeth
Kevin Foote lost his temper with teenage Etzebeth at halftime. His eyes bulged, he tore into the NWU, and a Springbok legend was born.
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F1 Zone: Going Off Track – Madrid bores, Hamilton breaks, Max races 100
Madrid delivered a processional race as Hamilton retired, Ferrari made peace, Spanish heroes collided, and Max’s karting spectacle looms.
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Football stars push hard for Ballon d’Or as voting deadline approaches
Top footballers and their clubs campaign openly for the Ballon d’Or as voting closes in two weeks with no clear favourite.
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Powerhouses reach Varsity Netball semis, UJ chase maiden title
Three of four Varsity Netball semifinalists are previous winners, with University of Johannesburg chasing a maiden trophy glory
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Gqeberha pilot Davidson claims second Air Race X championship
Gqeberha pilot Patrick Davidson won the AIR RACE X finale, defending his championship and securing his second consecutive title.
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England star considers options including quitting rugby
England No. 8 Henry Pollock open to playing abroad or changing sports as contract negotiations with Northampton drag on amid Eddie Hearn influence.
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Rain won’t dampen Springbok Women’s ambition in Cardiff
Springbok Women hit the training pitch in Cardiff, embracing Welsh weather as they prepare for WXV opener against Wales on Friday.
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Mamelodi Sundowns coach blames pitch for draw ahead of Al Ahli clash
Mamelodi Sundowns’ coach blamed poor pitch conditions for a frustrating 1-1 draw against Chippa United ahead of their upcoming match.
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Mystery bet leaves Springbok management completely bald
Erasmus and entire Springbok management team shave heads after cryptic bet, leaving South Africa guessing what wager followed series triumph.
