COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER WINS CASE AGAINST ASA
The Athletics South Africa communications manager Ethel Manyaka will return to work after winning a legal case against the federation's interim adm…read more
The Athletics South Africa communications manager Ethel Manyaka will return to work after winning a legal case against the federation's interim adm…read more
A match-fixing scandal may have been unearthed as a referee has been arrested for reportedly accepting bribery for a football match at the weekend. read more
The Sharks players have vowed to wear pink in their Currie Cup match against the Free State Cheetahs in support of the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA). read more
Malaysian state oil company Petronas has extended its title sponsorship of the country's Formula One Grand Prix for another five years until 2015. read more
SuperSport has secured the rights to broadcast the IBF world heavyweight championship fight between titleholder Wladimir Klitschko and Nigeria’s Samuel Peter. read more
The designs of the Texas-based circuit that is set to host Formula 1's return to the United States in 2012 has been revealed. read more
The British-based company that invented the groundbreaking ball tracking technology Hawk-Eye is to be put up for sale. read more
The instrument that dominated crowds at the World Cup in South Africa – the vuvuzela - has been banned from all UEFA-sanctioned games such as Euro 2012 qualifiers and the Champions League. read more
A senior official has reportedly accused four Athletics South Africa (ASA) provinces of hampering the progress made by the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC), that took control of the board from November last year. read more
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All great players have these spells where they lose form, Bryan has set the bar very high, so we probably notice it more.
Springbok assistant coach Dick Muir has backed wing Bryan Habana to recover from his recent slump in form in the near future.
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