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The young learn from the old

A group of 15 aspiring young golfers from Soweto, Alexandra and surrounding areas experienced what many might call a “dream come true” moment when they had the rare opportunity to be coached by professional golfers during the Joburg Open coaching clinic. The City of Johannesburg, in partnership with Sunshine Tour and DP World Tour, hosted…

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Another winner at Peter Mokaba

The excitement of the Betway Premiership S’bonise & Win campaign continued in Polokwane as supporter Maria Mokgahlane walked away with R50 000 during the Dial Up fixture between Polokwane City and Orlando Pirates at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium on Wednesday evening. Maria became the eighth Dial Up winner of the season, with the prize doubled courtesy of her active Betway…

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Double Delight for Marx

Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx capped off fantastic 2025 season when he added the prestigious SA Rugby Men’s Player of the Year Award to his World Rugby Men’s 15s Player of the Year accolade, which he received late last year, while Nadine Roos did the double by being named SA Rugby Women’s Player of the Year…

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Eisaaan Jarvis

as Bradbury snatches victory Local hopes of keeping the trophy home were dealt a major blow as Dan Bradbury from England wins Joburg Open in pulsating game with the lead changing hands multiple times over the closing stretch. Local hopeful Casey Jarvis came agonisingly close to forcing a playoff but missed a six-foot putt on…

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SAFA Keeps Growing

Standard Bank and the South African Football Association (SAFA) announce a landmark sponsorship that will see Africa’s largest bank by assets become an official partner, supporting Bafana Bafana, Banyana Banyana and grassroots national teams from 2026 and beyond. The announcement comes at a pivotal moment for South Africa, with Bafana Bafana set to compete on…

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From Kinshasa with love

Vincent Tshituka’s rugby story begins thousands of kilometers from any South African rugby field. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he arrived in Johannesburg as a four-year-old refugee in 2002, carrying a heritage he would never forget and stepping into a country that would become home. “Being born in the DRC and growing up…

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