Sport
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Fittest rise to the top in Deadly Dozen
Ever heard of Deadly Dozen? Athletes are discovering this new sport event. Four Bloemfontein athletes are on their way to compete in London.
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UEFA to investigate racial abuse allegations involving Vini Junior
Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior accused Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni of calling him ‘mono’ (monkey in Spanish) during yesterday’s Champions League match, prompting UEFA to investigate allegations of discriminatory behaviour.
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Perfect Proteas march on but dropped catches raise red flags
Proteas cruise past UAE with perfect group record but dropped catches raise concerns before Sunday’s Super Eights clash vs India.
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Marais Viljoen begin fightback after double relegation
New head of sport Corneel van Dyk tasked with reviving Marais Viljoen rugby after the Alberton school’s fall to Shield division.
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Shambolic showing for Australia as T20 World Cup campaign ends
Australia suffer humiliating group-stage exit as injury crisis and selection mistakes expose Australia’s lack of depth.
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Local hero from Hermanus claims victory at 2026 Morocco World Bodyboarding Championship
Tristan Lee Roberts proved why he’s considered one of bodyboarding’s greatest talents, claiming victory at the 2026 Morocco World Bodyboarding Championship.
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Three amputee teams ready to tackle the mighty Cape Epic
Three amputee teams will not only to test their physical limits, but raise awareness and funds for three South African non-profit organisations.
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Barrett-Theron set for 50-test glory as SA refs shine in Europe
Three South African women referees earn prestigious Six Nations appointments as Aimee Barrett-Theron prepares to join exclusive 50-Test club.
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NWU Eagles fly high with second-half blitz over gutsy CUT
Eagles storm back from 31-14 down to claim 59-42 Varsity Cup victory over CUT as Therlow Prins bags hat-trick in 101-point Bloemfontein thriller.
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Myeni magic sparks Tuks comeback in 38-22 rout of Ikeys
UP-Tuks overturn early deficit to defat defending champions UCT Ikeys 38-22 as Andile Myeni’s double inspired victory.
