Author: Prudence Makoge
Defending event winner Crystal Hulett is on track to defend her eThekwini Surf Pro Longboard title after advancing to the Semifinals on the first day of competition at Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, on Wednesday, 18 June 2025. Long Boards Set the Tone as QS1000 Competition Sets the Standard at eThekwini Surf Pro in Durban From the gsport Newsroom Archives, June 2024 This World Surf League (WSL) Africa Longboard Qualifying Series (LQS) 1,000 is the only event in the region that will determine the qualifiers for the 2025 World Longboard Tour, and competitors were greeted with glassy, small surf at…
What’s on your lunch menu today? Over here, we’re thinking of trying out this delicious fish stew recipe by Sweet Adjeley, and we’re torn between pairing it with a classic swallow or sticking to the ever-reliable white rice. Decisions, decisions. This fish stew, or fish gravy as some call it, is as easy to make as A, B, C. Sweet Adjeley uses porgies fish, which she cleans thoroughly before scoring to help the seasoning really sink in. She then seasons the fish with ginger powder, her special spice mix, and salt to taste. After that, she covers it and sets…
Damian de Allende says he wants to end his professional career in Cape Town where it all began, and he hopes to run out for the Stormers again after his contract in Japan ends in 2027. The 33-year-old centre, affectionately known as “Doogz”, is back in South Africa preparing for the Springboks’ season-opener against the Barbarians. While he’s enjoying his time in Japan, De Allende admitted his heart remains in Cape Town. READ: Siya on Lood’s ‘special’ hugs and punches “Every time coming back to South Africa and then especially going back to Cape Town, I always get a little…
South Africa’s hopes of reaching the men’s semi-finals at the FIH Nations Cup were dashed in Kuala Lumpur as they lost 1-0 to Korea and now drop into the 5–8 classification bracket with relegation on the line. South Africa knew that only a win would be enough to keep their semi-final hopes alive, but it was Korea who started strongly and earned three penalty corners in quick succession, but the South African defence stood firm. South Africa’s best opportunity of the opening quarter came from a bursting run by Calvin Davis, who found Carlon Mentoor in space. Unfortunately, his shot…
Photo Credit: Temi Otedola/Instagram We’re not saying Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola are the cutest celebrity couple on the planet, but have you seen this video? In the clip, Mr Eazi is living his best life in a sharp suit, dancing to “Super Fuji” by Oshamo — yes, the one that starts with “You’re my only woman, you’re my only bae.” He’s fully in the groove, matching the beat with all the confidence in the world. And while he’s working the dance floor (okay, maybe it’s just a room, but still), there’s Temi. Quietly watching from the corner, arms relaxed,…
Today’s Kaizer Chiefs transfer wrap includes mixed news on Mdu Shabalala and George Matlou. Meanwhile, Gaston Sirino is in hot water. Mduduzi Shabalala has drawn criticism from some quarters of the fanbase. Matlou, meanwhile, will be on the plane to the Netherlands, but Gaston Sirino has a bone to pick with SARS. ‘Mayele will only come to South Africa for a holiday and Amapiano’ Chiefs to sign Bafana veteran? Sirino must pay a hefty SARS bill 34-year-old Uruguayan Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Gaston Sirino has ignored a request from SARS to pay R6 million in unpaid taxes. That’s according to Sunday World.…
The majority of the beautiful love stories begin when friends play cupid… and Oyin and Seye are proof that sometimes, your happily ever after starts with a little matchmaking magic The first time they met, they exchanged contact without expecting much, but love always has a way of showing up when you least expect it. What followed was effortless conversations and a growing bond that quickly blossomed into something special. Today, they are serving all the feels from their sweet love story and the beautiful pre-wedding photos and we can’t get enough. We bet you’ll catch the love bug as…
June 16 in South Africa is a reminder of the resilience and the courage the youth of this country have displayed and continue to display as they look to build a better future for themselves. Young girls and women have been consistently performing locally and on the international stage, proving that the future is bright. One such athlete who knows just what it takes to succeed as a young sportswoman is Gezelle Magerman. The now 28-year-old represented South Africa at the Youth Olympic Games in 2014 and raced to a gold medal in the girls’ 400m hurdles, at just 17…
June 19 is observed annually as the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict. This day serves to honour survivors, acknowledge the use of women’s bodies as weapons in war, and reaffirm our commitment to justice. However, for many women in Sudan, this day may go by unnoticed. This is not due to a lack of understanding of its significance, but because they are struggling just to survive each day. Since April 2023, war has ravaged Sudan, displacing millions and exposing women and girls to extremely brutal and widespread sexual violence. The conflict erupted between the Sudanese…
Coach Andy Farrell has picked two South Africans in his first Lions squad as the touring team prepares for a warmup match against Argentina. Two former Junior Springboks are in Farrell’s 23-man matchday squad in Dublin on Friday night, with Duhan van der Merwe starting on the left wing and loosehead prop Pierre Schoeman aiming to show his scrumming power off the bench. Farrell has selected close to what many feel is his strongest available team for the Los Pumas clash, opting for Fin Smith over England teammate Marcus Smith in the pivotal flyhalf position. Marcus will however get to…