Hugo Wigglesworth, a young kiteboarder, defied gravity and rewrote the record books by soaring an incredible 40 meters into the air. He used powerful winds, a perfectly timed jump off a wave, and special gear to achieve this amazing feat. His careful planning and hundreds of practice runs made him fly higher than anyone before, showing the world what’s possible in kiteboarding.
Get ready for the 2026 Cape Epic, but this isn’t just any bike race! Three special teams, using amazing robotic legs and carbon ankles, will tackle the tough trails. They’re racing to raise R4 million to buy 200 new prosthetic limbs, 150 wheelchairs, and 50 sports blades for people in South Africa who need them. Every pedal stroke helps someone gain freedom and move again, showing that movement is for everyone, not just a few. This epic journey turns sweat into hope, changing lives one kilometer at a time.
Coach Hugo Broos has completely ruled out Thembinkosi Lorch for the national team. Broos says Lorch is not consistent enough, had past troubles, and doesn’t work hard enough for his team. Even though Lorch is playing well now, Broos wants players who perform well all the time, not just sometimes. He believes numbers can lie and focuses on a player’s full effort, not just goals. This decision has sparked big debates among fans and experts.
Eben Etzebeth, a famous rugby player, got a 12match ban for touching another player’s eye during a game. He says it was an accident and used videos to try and prove his innocence. This ban came with a big fine and hurt his future in rugby. He’s now counting down the days until he can play again, hoping to clear his name.
Bryan Habana, a famous rugby player, faced huge money problems because of his own father, Bernie. His dad stole about R1822 million, forged Bryan’s name on papers, and ignored taxes. This left Bryan’s bank account almost empty, even though he earned a lot. It was a sad story of family trust turning into a big financial mess.
Pitso Mosimane, a legendary football coach, no longer chases jobs. Instead, clubs must impress him! He has strict rules: young, talented players, full control of the team, a good chance to win big trophies, and even a nearby international school for his kids. He waits for clubs to beg him, not the other way around, changing how coaches get hired in Africa.
Kaizer Chiefs, a famous soccer club, has changed a lot, thanks to Kaizer Motaung Jr. He used smart, databased ideas to make the team better and richer. He found young players from all over, like Ghana and Tanzania, and sold them for big profits. This money helped buy new players and build a super modern training center with cool gadgets. The team even won a big cup, ending a long wait, and now they aim for even more wins by using science, special training, and even checking fans’ heartbeats during games. It’s a new era for the Chiefs, full of fresh ideas and big plans for the future.
The Springboks’ 2027 Rugby World Cup pool looks easy, but it’s a trick! Hot Australian weather, a confusing new knockout format, and strongerthanever teams like Italy and Georgia make it super tough. These teams are secretly powerful, with strong scrums and tricky tactics. Every game will be a battle, and finishing second or third could lead to really hard future matches.
The Springboks face a super tough Rugby World Cup! They’re in a pool with tricky teams like Italy, Georgia, and Romania, who are all ready for a fight. The new, bigger tournament means every game is super important, no easy wins here. They’ll need to play smart, keep their best players fresh, and avoid mistakes, because giants like Ireland and France are waiting. Winning this third cup would be huge, making them legends!
The “14minute miracle” saw the Blitzboks, South Africa’s rugby team, snatch victory from Argentina at the Cape Town Sevens. With only minutes left and trailing by a lot, they scored two amazing tries super fast. The crowd went wild as they won 2119, turning a sure loss into an unforgettable win. It was a pure magic moment that showed their nevergiveup spirit.
Imagine a vibrant chess festival where a university track becomes a giant outdoor chessboard! World champions and local talents play Chess960 with cool pieces made from ocean plastic. It’s a blend of technology, green living, and local vibes, making every game a thrilling show. This event even plants trees for every flight and inspires young minds, proving chess can be wild and wonderful.
Rassie Erasmus is now the “national performance architect” for South African rugby until 2031. This means he will reshape the sport from school games to the top team, influencing everything. He has a big say on the SA Rugby board and wants to make the Springboks strong for a long time. His plan includes new training, better data, and growing women’s rugby. This bold sevenyear vision aims to keep South Africa at the very top of world rugby.
Paul Adams, with his quirky bowling style, is not just a cricket legend; he’s sparking a revolution in township cricket! His program goes beyond just teaching kids how to play; it empowers them through multisport festivals, expert coaching, and crucial community services. This amazing initiative proves that talent can bloom anywhere and helps kids grow in every way, showing the world that a simple game can change lives.
The Blitzboks, South Africa’s rugby sevens team, flipped their season around at the Cape Town Sevens! They powerfully beat tough teams like Fiji and New Zealand. They played smart, with huge effort, and amazing strength, even when they had fewer players. This win totally changed how they felt after losing badly just a week before.
Gavin Hunt, a respected coach with lots of wins, just lost his job at Durban City. Even though he has tons of experience and has won many trophies, his team was only eighth, and he was let go. Now, people are wondering if he will coach big teams like Kaizer Chiefs or even the national team, Bafana Bafana. He’s ready and waiting for his next big chance!
South African football is getting a super cool upgrade with new phones! Grassroots coaches now have special phones to track players, medical stuff, and even find new soccer stars. It’s like a secret weapon for finding talent and making the game better. This tech even helps find hidden fields and makes sure kids are healthy. It’s changing how football is played and managed, all with a simple phone.
