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Afghan athletes to compete in Paralympics after leaving Kabul
After a harrowing journey from the Taliban-occupied city of Kabul, athletes Zakia Khudadi and Hossain Rasouli have arrived in Tokyo to compete in this summer’s Paralympics.
Paralympians, as always, deliver the goodies for South Africa
Ntando Mahlangu and Anrune Weyers won gold medals in an inspired day of Paralympic action on Saturday.
Mzansi Olympic medal winners finally rewarded
Tokyo Olympics medalists will receive over R1 million in financial rewards for their performance at the Olympic Games.
PICK OF THE SPORTS: Team SA Paralympic gunning for gold
South Africa has always expected the Paralympic team to perform well at the Olympic games and the Tokyo Olympics should be no different.
Abbas Karimi’s Paralympic dream comes true after fleeing Afghanistan
When Abbas Karimi fled his home country of Afghanistan for the United States eight years ago he found his purpose – in the swimming pool.
A phone set to record in the woman’s toilet! But to record what?
The Mauritian Football Association (MFA) is investigating a claim by a cleaner who said she found a mobile phone that was recording in the women’s toilets.
Manchester City suspends Benjamin Mendy following rape charges
Manchester City has suspended Benjamin Mendy after he was charged with four counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.
Corrupt officials told to cough up more than R3 billion to FIFA
FIFA will be compensated to the tune of more than R3 billion for losses from global football corruption schemes.
Ground-breaking mental health initiative at US Tennis Open
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has announced that the US Open will have mental health resources available for players at the tournament.
Mosimane deserves to be honoured in spite of losing – Al Ahly president
Al Ahly surrendered the Egyptian Premier League title to Zamalek on Tuesday night, but Al Ahly president El Khatib has shown support for coach Pitso Mosimane.
Afghanistan women’s football team escapes the Taliban
Afghanistan's national women’s football team were part of a group of over 75 people who left the troubled country on a flight to Australia on Wednesday.
Theo Cogill’s remarkable journey from paralyzed stab victim to Paralympic athlete
Despite going through the devastating trauma of being stabbed in the neck, spine and lower arms nearly a decade ago, Theo Cogill’s dream came true when made his debut at the Paralympics.

