Author: Prudence Makoge
In the bustling world of sports media, where passion meets professionalism, a new voice is making waves. Mihlali Gqoqgoyeka, a dynamic media practitioner, has steadily built her reputation through hard work, talent, and an unyielding love for storytelling. Working as a Youth TV Presenter on Cape Town TV and a Media Officer for the UWC Women’s Football Team, she is not only thriving in her current roles but is also poised to become a powerful force in sports broadcasting. For her, the dream of being on television started at a young age. “I’ve always been passionate about TV and broadcasting,”…
Rassie Erasmus believes that 38-year-old Deon Fourie is the ideal insurance policy if those wrestling Bongi Mbonambi for the Springbok No 2 jersey fail to “shoot the lights out”, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. Erasmus will have plenty to consider at hooker in 2025, with a mix of seasoned campaigners and rising talents named in the first Bok alignment camp of the year next week. Mbonambi, who will be 36 by the 2027 World Cup, was the preferred starter in eight of his nine Tests last year. Fellow two-time World Cup winner Marx, now 30, made 12 Test appearances in 2024 –…
Kieran Gordge battled through extremely tough conditions at the 2025 Tour du Rwanda to end as South Africa’s top performer at the event, writes MARK LEMKE. The 20-year-old cyclist has now returned to his home in Stellenbosch from where he spoke about his experience in Rwanda and his plans for the remainder of 2025. “It started off well for me in the prologue (an initial time trial to decide who wears the yellow jersey for the first stage) and it continued to get smoother in the next two stages. I was close to the top ten after those stages and then I unfortunately…
In today’s fast-paced world, where minutes blur into hours and we’re constantly bombarded with information, it’s easy to lose sight of the simple joys and connections that make life meaningful. Amidst the whirlwind of deadlines, appointments, and daily demands, taking a moment to acknowledge someone with a thoughtful “Good Afternoon” can be a surprisingly powerful gesture. It’s a small act that can brighten their day, remind them they’re in your thoughts, and strengthen the bonds that tie us together.As we navigate 2025, the need for genuine connection remains as vital as ever. A well-crafted good afternoon message can serve as…
Ireland: Keenan; Osborne, Henshaw, Aki, Lowe; Prendergast, Gibson-Park; Porter, Sheehan, Bealham; McCarthy, Beirne; O’Mahony, Van der Flier, Doris (capt). Replacements: Herring, Healy, Clarkson, Ryan, Conan, Baird, Murray, Crowley.France: Ramos; Penaud, Barassi, Moefana, Bielle-Biarrey; Ntamack, Dupont (capt); Gros, Mauvaka, Atonio; Flament, Guillard; Cros, Boudehent, Alldritt.Replacements: Marchand, Baille, Aldegheri, Meafou, Auradou, Jegou, Jelonch, Lucu. Source link
Valentine’s Day: a day dedicated to celebrating love in all its forms. It’s a time to pause, reflect, and express the deep affection you hold for that special person who brightens your life. More than just gifts and grand gestures, it’s the heartfelt expressions of love that truly resonate and create lasting memories. And what better way to convey those feelings than through the power of words? A thoughtfully crafted message, whether sweet and simple or poetic and profound, can touch the heart in a way that material possessions simply can’t.Whether you’re searching for the perfect words to melt your…
Titans Cricket Marketing and Communications Officer Omolemo Molefe aims to stay on top of her game with a winning mindset after two years with the cricket franchise, and she intends to keep forging her path in the sports media industry by delivering premium content to fans, and ensuring that her brands are well-represented. “What my CEO has always said is that as the Titans and also the working staff must always have a champion mindset. We always have to be at the top of our game no matter what so, the Titans haven’t won trophies for the last two seasons,…
Video published on March 6, 2025 The powerful Jasper Wiese and Samu Kerevi combine to set up their teammate for a try in a Japan League One clash between Urayasu D-Rocks and Toyota Verblitz. SAFFAS ABROAD: Bok centres go big in Japan Photo: @UrayasuDRocks/Twitter Source link
Long-distance relationships present a unique set of challenges. It can often feel like navigating a marathon in the dark, constantly striving to maintain your footing and stay connected to the person you love, despite the physical distance that separates you. While modern technology has undoubtedly made it easier than ever to bridge the gap and stay in touch – through video calls, instant messaging, and social media – it’s undeniable that nothing can fully replace the warmth, comfort, and simple joy of being physically close to someone you cherish. The absence of shared moments, spontaneous hugs, and the everyday presence…
The recent conclusion of the 2025 All-Africa Badminton Championships in Douala, Cameroon, saw South African success as 25-year-old Johanita Scholtz, who currently ranks second in Africa, brought home gold in the doubles with the young talent, Amy Ackermann (20), writes MARK LEMKE. The pair teamed up together for the first time since winning gold at the 2021 African Championships in Kampala, Uganda. Despite the four-year absence as a team, Scholtz stated, “Amy and I were both confident when stepping onto that court together. We had high expectations of ourselves as we knew we had won together before.” These high expectations proved to be well set as the duo did not drop a set in their final four matches. Scholtz then spoke about how…