
Unbeaten Baby Spar Proteas Qualify for the Netball World Youth Cup 2025 in Gibraltar
South Africa, Malawi and Zambia secure Netball World Youth Cup 2025 Gibraltar berths after claiming the top three spots at the Africa Regional Qualifiers, played

South Africa, Malawi and Zambia secure Netball World Youth Cup 2025 Gibraltar berths after claiming the top three spots at the Africa Regional Qualifiers, played

Nadine de Klerk returns home sporting a champion’s medal after the Royal Challengers’ victory in the 2024 TATA Women’s Premier League, where she and compatriots

2023 Momentum gsport Athlete of the Year and celebrated Banyana Banyana goalkeeper Andile Dlamini is delighted to be named the latest Laureus Sport for Good

The Women’s Cricket team have progressed to the T20 semi-finals at the 13th African Games following a four-wicket victory against Nigeria. In Badminton, Johanita Scholtz

Happy #IWD2024! Today, we celebrate Kirsten Neuschafer, the groundbreaking sailor who shattered barriers in sailing! Kirsten’s remarkable achievement not only captivated the world but also

Femke Bol and Devynne Charlton smashed World Records at the World Athletics Indoor Championships just two weeks after having set the milestones in their respective

Prudence Sekgodiso becomes the second fastest South African woman in the 800m – behind only the great Caster Semenya – after she finished the race

Defending champions KZN Raiders reversed their pool stage defeat to emerge victorious and be crowned Spar Indoor Hockey IPT champions for a remarkable fourth consecutive

India’s Tvesa Malik claimed her first professional win on foreign soil as she swept to a 3-stroke win at the SuperSport Ladies Challenge presented by

India’s Ayhika Mukherjee won the biggest game of her career when she toppled the current world champion Sun Yingsha at the World Team Championships, with

Kyra van Kan is the first-ever champion of the 54-hole Africa Amateur Women’s Invitational. winning by 9 shots after completing a wire-to-wire victory at Leopard

The most-capped African footballer Janine van Wyk was recently honoured with an Ubuntu Sports Diplomacy Award, the iconic sports personality joining greats like Amanda Dlamini


