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Nurturing Talent at the Tsitsikamma Constitutional Awareness Campaign
Talent that is not well developed, channeled and groomed may prove to be futile in the long run. As we’ve seen with most sporting...
South Africa, let’s rally behind our national teams ahead of this year’s World Cup...
By Mduduzi Malinga Sport plays a significant role in South African culture as it unites and promotes patriotism, nation-building and social cohesion. Last year, the...
GLOBAL SOUTH AFRICANS UNITED
As the world battles a global pandemic, let us be reminded of Global South Africans who have made their home away from home in...
South Africans Abroad commemorate their unique diverse Heritage
By Phindi MadunaSeptember 24 is celebrated as Heritage Month in South Africa. During this month, South Africans, not only at home but also abroad,...
South African Women in Sport Punching Above Their Weight
Bronze, silver or gold: South African female sporting heroes have long carried the pride of the country on their shoulders and in their hearts.But...
South African Women in Sport Punching Above Their Weight
Bronze, silver or gold: South African female sporting heroes have long carried the pride of the country on their shoulders and in their hearts.But...
10 Things to Know about Banyana Banyana
South Africa’s women football team, Banyana Banyana made history in Ghana last week when they qualified for the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.After a...
RWC 2023: South Africa bids for the rights
As hosts of the Rugby World Cup, the country would make rugby proud, the South African bid team told the sport’s world body. Revenue...
Senegalese humanitarian appointed Fifa’s first female secretary-general
Fifa’s new secretary-general is an African, and just as extraordinary, a woman. Senegal’s Fatma Samba Diouf Samoura’s appointment is being greeted with optimism in the football world with Fifa’s president Gianni Infantino believing she is the best person to help him rebuild the organisation.
Senegalese humanitarian appointed Fifa’s first female secretary-general (2)
Fifa’s new secretary-general is an African, and just as extraordinary, a woman. Senegal’s Fatma Samba Diouf Samoura’s appointment is being greeted with optimism in the football world with Fifa’s president Gianni Infantino believing she is the best person to help him rebuild the organisation.
