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A three-year-old girl died in a tragic drowning incident in Bluff, Durban.
For the first time ever, a 16-Mile event has been added to the annual Oceans 8 Charity Swim, taking place in Durban this June. Schools are encouraged to sign up students and parents to participate and raise funds for charity.
Kirsty Coventry has made history as the first woman and African president of the IOC, inspiring generations to come.
In a powerful endorsement, outgoing IOC president Thomas Bach believes Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry — the first African and woman to lead the Olympic movement — will surpass continental expectations in her historic role.
In a groundbreaking moment for African sport, Zimbabwe's Olympic swimming champion Kirsty Coventry has shattered multiple barriers by becoming the International Olympic Committee's first woman president.
Teresa, who was a constant source of inspiration to Mario, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019 at the age of 49. This led her to work with the PinkDrive and commitment to raising funds for breast cancer awareness.
The boy, from Ruigtesloot Village, lost his life after he was swept away while swimming in a swollen river with his five friends.
Ever seen a cow swim? A family in Richard's Bay shares a viral video that may change your perspective on these remarkable animals!
A multi-agency search operation is underway after a fisherman went missing when his ski-boat capsized near Simonstown. One survivor was rescued, but his 37-year-old colleague remains missing after attempting to swim to shore.
Discover how 19-year-old Jarden Eaton is making waves in South African swimming and aiming for Olympic glory
Sometimes there is hope even in tragedy. We just have to fight for what we want.
A quick-thinking 16-year-old Port Alfred High School pupil turned hero when he used his surfboard to rescue three family members caught in dangerous rip currents.
The Albertyns family from Pretoria came out victorious in South Africa's prestigious Midmar Mile swimming race, while Paralympian Alani Ferreira dominated the disability category.
Today, the stunning backdrop of Midmar Dam in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands plays host to the climactic elite races of the 52nd aQuellé Midmar Mile, the world's largest open water swimming event.
The 52nd edition of the Midmar Mile takes place in the Midlands this weekend.
Tomorrow morning, she will put her body through its paces when she competes in the world's largest open water swim in the disabled category.
The South African ice swimming team, the Ice-Boks, maked history at the Ice Swimming World Championship in Italy, securing 24 medals and five world records, showcasing their resilience in extreme conditions.
This year will mark the 25th consecutive time the blind attorney and Tshwane municipal councillor has participated in the aQuellé Midmar Mile.
The City is experiencing shortages of chemical supplies for swimming pool facilities, which is affecting six out of 42 swimming pools
The world’s biggest open water swim, the Midmar Mile is just a few days away.
Lifesaving South Africa urges beachgoers to prioritise safety by swimming only where lifeguards are present, following a series of tragic drownings.
Discover how Derrick Frazer and Big Bay Events are transforming Cape Town's swimming landscape, attracting both local and international swimmers to the challenging False Bay crossing.
South African ice swimming champion Reino von Wielligh, fresh from winning three medals at the World Championships in Italy, aims to raise R20,000 for children with cancer through the gruelling 16-Mile Charity Challenge at Midmar Dam.
Search operations are ongoing for a teenage boy and a man who went missing while swimming at beaches in KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape respectively
The couple was assisted after their yacht drifted ashore in the early hours of Tuesday morning at Santos Beach, Mossel Bay in the Western Cape.