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Debra Barnes aims to empower women through sports

The Women in Sport Summit aims to raise awareness through events and conversations and, importantly, to tell the women’s stories.

Cape Argus News
Tracy-Lynn Ruiters|Published

Chinese ambassador assists SA youth sport climbers ahead of world championships

The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in SA has opened its heart to youth sport climbers who will participate at the 2024 International Federation of Sports Climbing Youth World Championships later this month.

Pretoria News News
Zelda Venter|Published

Chinese Embassy injects money into cash-strapped SA National Climbing Federation team heading to Guizhou

The South African National Climbing Federation has been running several campaigns to raise money to support the athletes heading to China, including a BackaBuddy fund-raising campaign.

News South Africa Gauteng
Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Team SA at Paris Olympics: Ashleigh Buhai puts travel drama aside as 4x100m men target final

In the men’s 4x100 relay, Team SA will have to get over Benjamin Richardson’s injury to try and qualify for Friday’s final.

Sport Olympics
John Goliath|Published

Wrap: Heartbreak as Team SA duo narrowly miss out on women’s 400m hurdles final

Team SA’s Geldenhuys and Rogail Joseph narrowly missed out on the women’s 400m hurdles final, while the men’s 400m runners were also eliminated.

Sport Olympics
Lunga Biyela|Published

Five sporting codes you didn’t know could land you gold in Paris Olympic Games

Skateboarding will only be making its second appearance in Paris after the sport made its first official showing at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and it is among five little-known codes.

Sport Olympics
Mthobisi Nozulela|Published

Champion climber eager to fly SA flag at Paris Olympics

The 22-year-old, who recently was conferred with a cum laude degree in marine biology from Edith Cowan University in Perth, said the love for climbing started at the tender age of nine.

Saturday Star News
Hope Mafu|Published

Mountaineers face uphill battle as Nepal court orders limit on Everest climbing permits

A massive human traffic jam on Everest in 2019 forced teams to wait hours at the summit in freezing temperatures, risking depleted oxygen levels that can lead to sickness and exhaustion.

Sport
Michael Andisile Mayalo|Published

Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 debuts with potent six-cylinder power, drift mode

Mercedes is taking its sleek new CLE Coupe into the performance realm with the debut of the first AMG version.

Motoring Industry News
Jason Woosey|Published

Schools scale heights to benefit animals in peril

Four schools have followed in Treverton College’s footsteps in the run up Rhino Peak to raise money for endangered species.

iOS News
Duncan Guy|Published

Enter now and stand a chance to win a seat in the Fortuner Challenge

Do you have what it takes to compete in this year’s Fortuner Challenge and drive away with a new Toyota Fortuner?

The Star Partnered
Brandstories|Published

Rock climber falls while leading popular climbing route above Tokai

The injured climber was lowered down the cliff by a climbing partner.

Cape Times News
Chevon Booysen|Published

Young Cape speed climber receives sponsorship to compete at Youth World Championships

Sara Adams set to compete at Youth World Championships in South Korea

Weekend Argus News
Chrislynn Sias|Published

Help 15-year-old rock climber, Sara Adams, climb a step closer to her dream in Seoul

Should Adams be successful in raising the R63 000 needed for the trip to Seoul in August, she will be representing South Africa in all three disciplines Lead, Bouldering and Speed.

Cape Argus News
Nomalanga Tshuma|Published

On this day, May 11

The oldest book; the first cycling record; killer mountain claims lives; and record price for a Picasso.

News Feel Good
Greg Hutson|Published

Black executive women of all ages move from high heels to high hills

During the week they rule the boardroom but on weekends they tame the wilderness from zip-lining, skydiving, rock climbing, white-water rafting and abseiling to bungee jumping.

Pretoria News Lifestyle
Staff Reporter|Published

Veteran Kloof athlete dies following fall

The running fraternity across the country is mourning the death of one of its finest athletes, Grant Cummings, 51, of Kloof, Durban.

Sunday Tribune Sport
Shanell Daniel|Published

Pastor’s Everest ‘pain’

Adventurous pastor takes second place in high-altitude obstacle course racing epic.

iOS News
Duncan Guy|Published

Have you tried electric skateboarding, wall climbing, wrestling or boxing? Check it out at AllSport Expo

You could win a set of double tickets with IOL Sport and the AllSport Expo, which takes place at from September 9-11 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Sport
Staff Reporter|Published

Pupils chosen as ambassadors to help conserve South African wildlife

Grade 11 Treverton College students been invited as ambassadors for conservation fundraising initiative the Rhino Peak Challenge

Weekend Argus Lifestyle
Murphy Nganga|Published

Trek4Mandela expedition celebrates 10th anniversary with two climbs up Kilimanjaro

The climbs are in aid of period poverty still faced by many girls in South Africa and the rest of the globe by providing sanitary towels, puberty education and menstrual hygiene support to adolescent girls.

Pretoria News News
Goitsemang Matlhabe|Published

Schoolboys’ epic mountain adventure

Two Treverton College boys came out the mist two days early while traversing the Drakensberg escarpment.

iOS News
Duncan Guy|Published

Naadirah hopes her story can inspire others to new heights

Naadirah Moola is head coach of an NGO called DreamHigher.

Weekend Argus News
Keagan Mitchell|Published

Cyclist’s milestone raises R60 000 for 12 kids battling grave illness

Funds from Grant Lottering milestone to cater for 12 unstable children

Weekend Argus News
Nakedi Ngaka|Published

French climbers identify new route to peak of Mount Everest

A group of French climbers said they had discovered a new route to the peak of the world's tallest mountain which could help climbers avoid the treacherous Khumbu Icefall.

Travel World Asia
Xinhua|Published