Algerian Football Started As An Anti-Colonial Movement
Traditionally football or sports, in general, has been thought of as apolitical. It is a space where teams and fans gather to watch their...
Blood & Water season 3 and more coming to Netflix this...
Every month, streaming service Netflix removes and adds a number of original and licensed content to the site. This means that sometimes everyone’s favourite...
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – July 2017...
This year keeps getting more and more extra. This July, South Africans have faced more racism in our schools, xenophobic building raids which left...
What It Means To Wear A Headscarf And Play Sport
When Zahraa Hendricks ran onto the field to play her first rugby match with the University of Cape Town (UCT), she had no idea...
Help This Young Soccer Star Go To The US
Ziyaad Fredericks is a young footballer from Eldorado Park who has been given the opportunity to trial in the United States of America in...
Under-Resourced Blind Cricket Is Growing In SA
Blind Cricket South Africa (BCSA) is an organisation, partially affiliated with Cricket South Africa. BCSA represents South Africa in blind cricket which is a...
An Idiot’s Guide To the 2018 FIFA World Cup
The most anticipated sporting tournament in history has finally kicked off with host nation Russia playing Saudi Arabia in what our editor has dubbed...
Why the Mother City can’t accommodate its own football clubs
The City of Cape Town have expressed surprise at Cape Town City F.C. (CTCFC) coach Benni McCarthy’s statement of outrage regarding the team's upcoming...
The Proteas Lost At The Women’s World Cup And They Cried....
The Proteas Women's Cricket team lost to England in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup yesterday. Despite the brilliant tournament they had, all...
South African women are slaying at the Special Olympics Winter Games
Bianca Basson, Thato Serepedi, Joanne Crowley and Caroline Mignolet are four South African athletes slaying in the figure-skating competition at the Special Olympics, which...
It’s Cricket World Cup time!
After COVID-related delays, the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Women's Cricket World Cup will be held from March 4 to April 3. The tournament was...
How FC Barcelona could end up in Stoke on a cold...
Spain is in the grips of a crisis at the moment. This week the Catalan region – located in the north-western corner of the...
Banyana, Bafana & Proteas Seek Glory In 2019
Three of South Africa’s national sporting teams are in action this year. 2019 is a busy sporting year. There’s the FIFA Women’s World Cup,...
Afcon demands global respect, opens a new chapter for African football
As the whistle blew on the final match, it was clear that this year’s edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) has gone...
Extract – Riding Life: A South African who survived death to...
He was told he would never cycle again. But South African ultra-endurance cyclist Grant Lottering doesn’t take no for an answer. In 2013, Lottering’s...
How Banyana Banyana won 2017
By winning the Cosafa Cup in September this year, Banyana Banyana has become the pride of the nation. Their superb display was the result...
Morocco vs South Africa as women’s football enters a new era
This weekend’s Women’s African Football Championship (Wafcon) final between Morocco and South Africa in Morocco marks a new era. With it women’s football in...
Six women we’re backing to slay at this year’s Paralympics
While we’re incredibly proud of our Olympians for their ten medals from #Rio2016, we know that our Paralympic team will give us plenty to...
“Workers Cup” Producer Ramzy Haddad On Prioritising Workers In Film
Migrant workers around the world work in very dangerous conditions and live in even worst conditions. The Workers Cup is a documentary by director...
In 2018, we’re respecting SA women’s sports
Women’s sports in South Africa had a lot of wins in 2017. From Banyana Banyana winning the 2017 Cosafa Cup Championship to the Proteas...
