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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...

By Phindi Maduna The World Football Summit (WFS) is coming to Africa on 17 to 18 March 2020, and is brought to you by the...

Jozi Stars, the South African Mzansi Super League T20 cricket team is excited to partner with Brand South Africa to promote and celebrate Jozi's...

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...

South Africa's Lucas Sithole won the wheelchair tennis quad doubles title at this week's Australian Open tennis tournament, his second Grand Slam title. Now he has his eye on the single's finals and then next up on his agenda is a gold medal at the Rio Olympics later this year.

South Africa's Lucas Sithole won the wheelchair tennis quad doubles title at this week's Australian Open tennis tournament, his second Grand Slam title. Now he has his eye on the single's finals and then next up on his agenda is a gold medal at the Rio Olympics later this year.

The Springbok Sevens team became the first winners of the inaugural HSBC Cape Town Sevens on 13 December 2015. The Blitzbokke beat Argentina 29-14 in an energetic final that concluded a successful first hosting of the tournament in the Mother City.

The Springbok Sevens team became the first winners of the inaugural HSBC Cape Town Sevens on 13 December 2015. The Blitzbokke beat Argentina 29-14 in an energetic final that concluded a successful first hosting of the tournament in the Mother City.

Coming off a great sporting year in which he upset a world leader and raced up the rankings, South African tennis player Kevin Anderson has been nominated by the ATP World Tour as one of 20 outstanding players of 2015 - and he needs his fans to help vote him into the top spot.

Coming off a great sporting year in which he upset a world leader and raced up the rankings, South African tennis player Kevin Anderson has been nominated by the ATP World Tour as one of 20 outstanding players of 2015 - and he needs his fans to help vote him into the top spot.