THE hills around the village of Masealama in the Polokwane Local Municipality reverberated to the excited chatter and laughter of players and fans during the…
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"To watch him play was to watch the delight of a child combined with the extraordinary grace of a man in full." Nelson Mandela
By Mawande Mrashula A woman who honed her softball skills in the dusty pitches of Limpopo has been called up for national duty in an…
News of his plans to take the team to Brazil so soon after London made the alarm bells ring louder around Zola Mahobe. More people started questioning whether his businesses could sustain his lifestyle, while to others he was an apartheid-era hero who was doing good things for the South African people, especially soccer fans.
"We play on dusty fields. For softball, we should have the back fence field. We call it a catcher. So unfortunately we only have about 5 facilities that have back fences."
"There will always be humps in the process to reach your destination. When I arrived in Atlanta, I struggled to come to terms with the weather and overcoming injury."
He made history by becoming the first non-racial boxing champion and built a blazing legacy. Zakhele Diamante Shiba catches up with the 79-year-old former champ…
Spring has sprung and as SA celebrates Heritage Month we throw back to the past, to a different time, the best of times, the Aaaaaaace…
Football remains a popular sport in rural villages despite the lack of proper facilities. With rising youth alcoholism and substance abuse the game plays a…
After months of inaction enforced by the lengthy lockdown to counter the spread of the corona virus amateur footballers are back in action playing the…