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McKenzie critics missing the boat

The recent controversy surrounding the newly appointed Minister of Sport, Gayton McKenzie, and the publication of a list of artists who benefitted from the Covid-19 relief fund amounting to R72 million has sparked a wave of backlash and indignation from some individuals who are now deriding the decision. Some of these critics have gone as...

She dreams of becoming first PSL Goalkeeper coach

By Andile Dladla & Mandla Dladla Elizabeth Ropafadzo Mazivise has always had an undying love for sports while growing up, having first played cricket, hockey and netball during her formative years. But the one sporting code that stood out head and shoulders above the rest has always been the beautiful game of football and it was the...

Support needed for the Deaf Rugby Springboks!

By Andile Dladla and Mandla Dladla South Africa is a country that loves rugby and is very passionate about the oval game. The Springboks are and all the national teams are zealously followed and supported by the people but few are aware that there are also teams of deaf rugby. But recently the narrative has been changing...

When the going gets tough – the ‘Boks get going!

By Andile Dladla & Mandla Dladla It is now or never for the Springboks who line-up against the Wallabies in Adelaide on Saturday after narrowly losing to the All Blacks at Emirates Airline Stadium in Johannesburg last week and thus failing to record a third successive victory over New Zealand in the castle Lager Rugby Championship. The...

When the going gets tough – the ‘Boks get going!

By Andile Dladla & Mandla Dladla It is now or never for the Springboks who line-up against the Wallabies in Adelaide on Saturday after narrowly losing to the All Blacks at Emirates Airline Stadium in Johannesburg last week and thus failing to record a third successive victory over New Zealand in the castle Lager Rugby Championship. The...

Khumalo shows his entrepreunal skills in football

By Andile Dladla and Mandla Dladla A lot of South African players are becoming entrepreneurs and trying to correct the misconception that when they stop playing, the majority do not know what to do with their lives and consequently end up depressed and wallowing in self-pity and eventually drowning their sorrows in alcohol. Not everybody is cut...