Keeping the legacy alive: Alan Toweel junior is set to follow in his father’s footsteps, rear winners and embraces the sport his father loved.
English clubs poach local rugby players: First, French rugby clubs were plundering South Africa’s leading rugby talent, now there is a growing list of players being picked up by rich English club sides.
Boks sweep third Test: Despite being short on clinical execution, the Springboks played well in their third and final Test against the French at Ellis Park.
VAR will ruin the game: Everyone loves controversy. We love arguing about what wasn’t or could have been. Don’t we?, writes Timothy Molobi.
Watch: Controversy mars ABC play-offs: The recent ABC Motsepe League national play-offs in East London have become mired in controversy and Safa is going to take action.
We are more clever now – Baroka boss: Baroka Football Club boss Khurishi Mphahlele will usher in a host of changes as he vows the outfit will learn from their mistakes.
Riding as a Yibha is ayoba: Formed in the early 2000s, the amaYibha group – as they fondly refer to themselves – comprise young and older male train passengers, aged between 16 and 50, who have an influence over your enjoyment or dread of riding Metrorail trains in Gauteng.
Football plays catch-up with VAR: The introduction of technology has been hailed as a step in the right direction, but there are still question marks, writes Timothy Molobi.
Businesswoman of the Year Awards finalists announced: The Businesswomen’s Association of SA’s 2017 Businesswoman of the Year Awards organisers announced the 13 finalists at a luncheon held at the new Sasol head office in Sandton.
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