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Four-times Olympic medallist Chad le Clos treated swimmers from Wentworth's Olive Tree Swimming Club to an exclusive training clinic at the Kings Park Pool, at the weekend.
Sururu Muhammed lost both her lower legs and some fingers in a train accident aged just two and became the first woman to represent her country in the sport in an Olympics or a Paralympics in 2021.
South Africa’s most decorated Olympian Tatjana Smith has revealed the moments she shares with her fans are more special than standing atop the Olympic podium.
It was a morning to remember for Tatjana Smith who returned from the Paris Olympics on Tuesday.
Tamirat Tola clocked an Olympic record of 2:06:26 for victory, finishing 21 seconds ahead of Belgium's Bashir Abdi, whose silver marked an upgrade from his bronze garnered at the Covid-hit Tokyo Games three years ago.
As the Paris Olympics neared its conclusion, China's anti-doping agency on Thursday called for an independent probe into its US counterpart.
The Team SA relay team will hope to win Mzansi’s first medal on the track at the Paris Olympics.
Julien Alfred, who stormed to victory in the women's 100m on Saturday, is the first athlete from the tiny Caribbean island of Saint Lucia to win an Olympic medal.
Born in Adama, southeast of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, Sifan Hassan was raised on a farm by her mother and grandmother. Aged 15, she left for the Netherlands -- she has never explained why.
Simone Biles, widely considered the greatest gymnast in history, can end all debate if she triumphs in the balance beam and floor exercises at the Bercy Arena.
Though the 30-year-old Akani Simbine did not manage a podium position at the Paris Olympics, there was no faulting his performance as he improved his own South African record to 9. 82 seconds.
Following the news that one of South Africa's most successful Olympians, Tatjana Smith, has retired from professional swimming, South Africans have flooded social media with heartfelt tributes to the swimming icon
Lance looked over and thought, 'Oh, God. I know what this means'. Robbie was like, 'Papa, I want to see you dive in the Olympics'. And that was that. ’
Penny Heyns is the only other athlete in the history of the Olympics to do the 100m and 200m breaststroke double, winning two gold medals at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
Edith Molikoe is hoping the SA women’s hockey team can spring a few surprises at the Paris Olympics.
The model for the Paris 2024 Supercomputer uses over a century of Olympic history to predict the medal standings for the Paris 2024 event.
Sako Makata who has switched to 15s rugby, was a member of the Blitzboks team at the Tokyo Olympics.
First up for South Africa at the Stade de France, just north of Paris, will be a clash against Ireland at 5. 30pm in the fifth match of the day.
Karsten Warholm, a three-time world champion, wrapped up his third successive European title in Rome in June in totally dominant style in 46. 98 seconds.
Marione Fourie ran 12. 49 seconds in the 100m-hurdles, which is the 15th fastest in the world this season.
South African Tatjana Smith will be chasing a unique piece of history in the women’s 200m breaststroke at the Paris Olympics.
Set to represent South Africa in the women’s marathon at the Paris Olympics, Gerda Steyn could have been forgiven for taking time off from her busy scheduled after winning the Comrades Marathon in record time on June 9.
Reigning women's Olympic 800 metres champion Athing Mu will not defend her title at next month's Paris Games after suffering a dramatic fall at the US trials.
Quincy Wilson, 16, qualified for the final in an under-18 world record personal best of 44. 59.
Though he will never say it himself, Akani Simbine may just be the man to beat in the men’s 100m at the Paris Olympics.