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The Springboks' 33-16 loss to the All Blacks at Ellis Park is more than a sporting defeat. It is a painful reminder that transformation in South African rugby remains unfinished business.
Liverpool and Manchester City face their toughest test yet as Mohamed Salah and Pep Guardiola exit. Can the new managers fill the void left by these icons?
Rassie Erasmus admits to nerves ahead of the Springboks' clash with the All Blacks, but insists both teams will go full out at Ellis Park.
Ruaan Victor and Shannon Burger claimed the PNB Champion of Champions titles in a weekend of thrilling bowls, marking a new era for the sport in our community.
The Sharks took their Currie Cup campaign to KwaMashu, a move that challenges apartheid-era structures and reclaims rugby for black communities. Zanele Mokoena reports.
The All Blacks face the Stormers in Cape Town this Friday, kicking off a historic tour that tests not just rugby skills but the soul of South African sport. Rainbow Report examines the deeper meaning behind the game.
From the football pitch to the pipeline, Africa is building its own future. WAFCON and the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline show how sport and infrastructure can unite a continent still healing from colonialism.
Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns equalled the lowest round in major history at the Open Championship, but for Black South Africans, the real story is the fight for space in golf’s white corridors.
The World Karate Federation has confirmed that Sonny Pillay's suspended executive has no authority to run Karate SA, as interim president Sean Ahmed takes charge. Athletes remain eligible for international competition.
The tragic death of Bafana Bafana and Sundowns star Jayden Adams at 25, alongside rugby prodigy Luqobo Makwedini, exposes the heavy burden on young black athletes in post-apartheid South Africa.
Jayden Adams, the 25-year-old Bafana Bafana and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder, has died. His journey from Stellenbosch to the World Cup was a symbol of Black excellence and resistance in post-apartheid South Africa.
Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates head to Spain for pre-season tours, a historic move that underscores Black South African football's global ambition and the ongoing fight for recognition.
<p>Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro won Stage 2 of the 2026 Tour de France in Barcelona on Sunday, defeating reigning champion Tadej Pogačar. Del Toro's victory represents a significant disruption by the Global South in a sport historically dominated by European wealth and colonial infrastructure.</p>
Morocco has firmly extinguished Canada's World Cup aspirations, securing a dominant 3-0 victory in Houston to advance to the quarter-finals. This triumph is more than just a sporting milestone; it is a powerful statement of African resilience on a global stage.
DR Congo pushed England to the brink of World Cup elimination, showcasing African resilience before Harry Kane's late double secured a 2-1 victory in Atlanta.
The Democratic Republic of Congo demonstrated the undeniable power of African football at the 2026 World Cup, dominating England for 75 minutes before succumbing to a 2-1 defeat.
My motivation hasn't changed over the years; it is to play and represent my country. If anything, the motivation gets more and more as you get older because you understand better what you have,
The World Cup in Qatar completely transformed the core mentality of the Morocco national team, and I am incredibly well placed to speak about this,
World Cup 2026 saw a record 215 goals, but Africa's rise is the real story. Eight African nations reached the knockouts, Cape Verde stunned Spain, and Bafana face Canada next.
Lewis Hamilton delivered a masterclass in Austrian GP qualifying, only for a controversial FIA yellow flag ruling to hand Mercedes rival George Russell pole position.