Despite an admirable showing at the Olympic games, McKenzie sets his sights on 2028 and apologises to the athletes
Questions around how Mbalula had paid for his trip to Las Vegas were first raised during a twitter spat between Minister Mbalula and Adriaan Basson.
Police are investigating sensational claims of “covert” bugging at the office of South Africa’s Olympic sports body and at the home of its CEO.
Readers write in about Jo’burgs new mayoral team, Naspers, and Sascoc.
A little-known company is muscling in on the 2022 Commonwealth Games legacy project – and the sports department is spitting mad.
President Jacob Zuma says SA has lost a true hero and disciplined athlete in Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, who died in a car crash on Friday.
An ASA palace coup finds itself on the wrong side of the IAAF and with no local sports authorities rushing out to support it.
A doyenne of South African athletics is caught up in a David and Goliath battle over the ASA’s 2009 Caster Semenya debacle.
Sports columnist Graeme Joffe is facing legal action from Sascoc for defamation after a series of pieces he wrote lashing out at the organisation.
Sports administrators have painted a picture of an autocratic organisation that dictates how things must be done and ignores appeals.
Sascoc’s decision to suspend ASA is all about positions and egos, angry sportspeople claim.
Olympic silver medallist Caster Semenya has been a surprise exclusion from the SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee’s programme.
South Africa’s Olympic governing body will contribute more than R400 000 towards the national swimming team’s Fina World Championships campaign.
Athletics South Africa has been placed under administration for the second time in less than four years, Sascoc has said.
Fifa have written to the South African government warning them against a judicial inquiry into the recent soccer match-fixing scandals.
It was an awkward few seconds in Parliament when the Sascoc president implied that politicians lie and that he understands sometimes one has to lie.
Team South Africa left in great spirits, but the road to London has been paved with controversy, writes Jason Humphries.
Double amputee Oscar Pistorius is to make his Olympic debut after he was added to South Africa’s final team for the Games in London.
"Open chequebook" bribe claim hits controversial tender award, as Norman Arendse reveals social grants scandal implicating sports boss Gideon Sam.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has promised to spend 2012 implementing the ideas that have been put forward in government’s ambitious sport plan.
