
Glenrose Xaba Wins Inaugural Absa Run Your City Mangaung 10k
Glenrose Xaba became the first South African woman to win an Absa Run Your City Series race in 2026, clocking 32:10 to claim the inaugural

Glenrose Xaba became the first South African woman to win an Absa Run Your City Series race in 2026, clocking 32:10 to claim the inaugural

Glenrose Xaba won the elite women’s race at the 2026 Boxer Super Run Durban in 15:29, leading a Boxer AC top four ahead of Karabo

Zanele Maisa won the first national title of her career at the ASA 10km Championships in Potchefstroom, breaking clear to take gold for Central Gauteng

Tayla Kavanagh ran 30:50 to finish fifth at the tRUNsylvania 10K in Brasov, Romania, taking 22 seconds off the South African record, pending ratification, 15

Glenrose Xaba became the first athlete to win the Spar Grand Prix four times, taking the Jozi Spar Women’s 10km Challenge in 32:26 with her

Defending series champion Glenrose Xaba won the Spar Women’s Challenge in Gqeberha on Saturday ahead of Karabo More and Ethiopia’s Selam Gebre to keep her

Deborah Chemutai crossed the line unchallenged on Rahima Moosa Street in 32:50 to improve on her third place in Tshwane, as Mercy Jelimo and Esther

Doreen Cherop made her move in the final kilometre and never looked back, holding off Glenrose Xaba to win the Absa Run Your City Tshwane

Glenrose Xaba broke the course record to win the Spar Women’s Challenge Tshwane in 32:28 and claim her first victory of the 2026 Spar Grand

From joining athletics in 2021 to winning bronze at the 2025 World Masters Indoor Championships, Aurora Capital SA is backing Ezna Flattery, the World Masters

Tayla Kavanagh produced a superb run in her hometown to claim the 10km Spar Grand Prix Series leg in Durban in 31:32, holding off Ethiopia’s

Cacisile Sosibo won her first national senior half-marathon title and Karabo More the mile at the ASA Road Running Championships at Pollok Beach in Gqeberha,


