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The eThekwini Executive Committee discusses a moratorium on sports body lease agreements to address community challenges and ensure sustainable sports development
Despite the end of their marriage, JP and Sue have made it clear that their focus will remain on their daughters and that they will continue to co-parent amicably.
Rajen Sewgolum said it was disappointing to see the golf course deteriorate - with his father’s name attached to it.
Competitions and media coverage provided an edge, and many would-be tennis players took to the table in the absence of courts.
As Dricus du Plessis makes headlines with his controversial Donald Trump endorsement, we unpack the broader impact of sports heroes who disappoint their fans.
From the start, we see familiar faces from ‘Selling Tampa’ and ‘W. A. G. S Miami’ proving that real estate agents are the new stars of reality TV.
eThekwini Councillor Mncedisi Nxumalo advocates for increased investment in golf, aiming to enhance sponsorship, develop academies for the underprivileged, and create educational opportunities to boost participation in the sport.
Join the Libboks as they explore the splendours of Thailand, indulging in the rich culture and gourmet experiences while sharing their passion for rugby with the local teams.
eThekwini Municipality has approved a R5 million sponsorship for the 114th Investec SA Open Golf Championship, aiming to boost tourism and the local economy, despite political objections.
Tug-of-War celebrates significant victories at the 2024 Provincial Sport Awards, paving the way for the upcoming World Championships in Mossel Bay
eThekwini Ratepayers Protest Movement criticises the municipality’s decision to allocate R5 million for a golf tournament while residents struggle with basic services.
eThekwini Municipality is set to discuss a proposed R5 million sponsorship for the Investec SA Open Golf Championship, aimed at boosting tourism and investment opportunities in Durban.
Ronnie Vengan, a dedicated football administrator and youth development advocate, has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on South African sports and the community.
The event was originally planned to honour the UFC champion but Dricus du Plessis had something bigger in mind.
A year ago, Cape Town sports personality and teacher Irafaan Abrahams faced a harrowing encounter with death when he was caught in a deadly rip tide at Scarborough beach. He reflected on that life-altering moment by visiting those nearest and dearest to his heart and giving back to the community that continued to inspire him.
The recent music festival at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium featuring Limpopo music star Makhadzi’s One Woman Show has left the stadium requiring urgent repairs as it caused substantial damage to the pitch.
Karate champion, Zahra Boltman, has been selected as the Western Cape Senior Sportswoman of the Year at this year’s Karate Western Cape Awards, which took place at the Kuils River Civic Centre.
This year has been full of surprises, laughter and conflict. Independent on Saturday covered a range of stories. Here are some of those that made headlines.
Inverness Thistle is a Scottish football club that was founded in 1885. IT went dormant after their last match in 1994. But the club has since partnered with funders and hired Santosh Ponen as one of the influential figures.
Discover the highlights of Akani Simbine's remarkable year, including his Olympic success and a beautiful wedding ceremony.
At just 16, Nyska Jagasur has made waves in the karate world, securing the Commonwealth Cup Junior Female Kumite title and demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication.
Family pleads for help in finding missing uMtata cyclist Herbert Qedusizi Msimang.
South Africa made klein skooltjie of Sri Lanka innie Baai on Monday, winning the second cricket Test by 109 runs for a 2-0 series clean sweep.
The Eagles will go into the game confident that they can get a positive result
Pranay Sharma, 21, showcases his exceptional talent by winning three gold medals at the Commonwealth Karate Championships in Durban, solidifying his status as a rising star in the sport.