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With the rugby season kicking off in South African schools, understanding the risks of head injuries is crucial.
The eThekwini Executive Committee discusses a moratorium on sports body lease agreements to address community challenges and ensure sustainable sports development
Curro Durbanville's war cry video has had over 35 million views, capturing the attention of Hollywood actress Jennifer Garner.
Eyes lit up and smiles spread across the children’s faces as they collected their new pairs of sports shoes, each offering a grateful thank you.
Njabulo Mbatha, a promising athletics talent, excelled in the Gauteng leg of the Track+Field series, leading TuksSport High School to victory, aided by impressive performances from his teammates.
Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya is leading by example in the fight against youth substance abuse through sports development, donating essential equipment to underprivileged athletes in Onverwacht.
In an inspiring move to improve education in South Africa’s rural areas, the “Travelling Classroom” is taking learning on the road.
Curries Fountain has been home to many significant events in the country’s history and now its aiming for heritage status
Tributes pour in for Krugersdorp High learner Retshegofetse Sennelo, who tragically died following a freak accident during a cricket match at Christian Brothers' College.
For many Primary School learners in South Africa, the path to education begins with bare feet and big dreams.
From its strategic gameplay to the health benefits it provides, it'll take just one game for you to understand why this sport is well on its way to becoming a beloved national pastime.
When KwaZulu-Natal teen Asavela Khambule made the KZN Coastal cricket team at the age of 12 he had his sights set on pursuing his studies and cricket in the UK, and that dream has come true.
Shamsud-Deen Khan is now focusing on qualifying for the SAKA provincial trials in Richards Bay next month and the South African National Championships in Newcastle in April.
The Western Cape High Court this week ruled that Bingo Ivanisevic of Bishops Diocesan College, who punched Ross Stone of Rondebosch Boys’ High School, is 100% liable for Stone’s damages.
The Tricia Survé Foundation has partnered with the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) to teach Newton Primary School children about water safety.
Two young scientists from the Western Cape have made their mark on the international stage at the øzmir International Innovation Science Energy Engineering Fair (IISEEF) in Türkiye.
Find out how 16-year-old Luke Pretorius from Durban balances his passion for competitive cycling with academic excellence through online schooling.
Brian Felix grew up in Lavender Hill, facing hardship in the 1970s after his family was evicted from their home in Retreat.
Drifting into local politics, McKenzie assured the Chinese ambassador that the Government of National Unity parties are having a honeymoon while those outside are bickering.
Minister McKenzie said there will be ‘consequences which you will read about’ on certain officials responsible for bungling the process to receive the donation from China.
After he was announced as Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, McKenzie said he would donate 100% of his parliamentary salary to the foundation for missing children.
Dr BW Vilakazi Primary School in KwaMashu hosts a heartfelt farewell for its Grade 7 pupils, featuring inspiring messages from teachers and alumni about the journey ahead.
Three KZN youngsters on the Surf Casting Protea Junior team chosen to represent the country in Ireland next month are asking for help to get them there.
Managing the mental load of parenting is a crucial aspect of maintaining overall well-being.
Leah Parry from Glenashley has become only the eighth person in the past 30 years to receive a White Blazer, the highest accolade awarded at Durban Girls’ College.