Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene of Monaco chatted to EWN journalist Jean Smyth about her children, His Serene Highness The Hereditary Prince of Monaco, and Her Serene Highness Gabriella; the Laureus Sports Awards; her love for Africa; as well as her sports foundation.
Jean Smyth says it’s now time for answers on Durban’s failed plan to host the Commonwealth Games in 2022.
Coach of the Afcon champions Cameroon Hugo Broos looks, for now, to be the only name in contention to replace Shakes Mashaba.
On Tuesday, Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula said the country cannot afford to live beyond its means, intimating that the costs of hosting the event had now become prohibitive.
The Springbok World Cup-winning coach has expressed his hopes of once again having the opportunity to coach the national team.
Keagan Dolly said that he's eagerly awaiting to see who Shakes Mashaba's replacement as Bafana Bafana coach will be.
All eyes at home will be on Wayne Van Niekerk, no Kirani James this time - but rather Nico Rosberg.
The former race driver says the country's history in the sport sees them deserve another opportunity to host it.
The family says Joost was taken to hospital earlier today and is in a critical condition.
Springbok coach Allister Coetzee had a disastrous first year in the job, losing eight of his 12 tests in charge.
The world record holder has told EWN Sport his management has sent a special request to the IAAF.
Queiroz, 63, is currently the head coach of Iran but tendered his resignation earlier this month.
Le Clos recently announced that he was splitting from his coach, Graham Hill, following the Rio Olympic Games, where he won two silver medals.
Khoza says Mamelodi Sundowns’ CAF Champions League victory has put SA football back where it belongs.
Mike Horn is undeniably one of the world's greatest modern day explorers and is now setting out to circumnavigate the world across the poles.
Sascoc switched from the alternate kit bearing an image of Mandela, to the green and gold outfit.
Sport officials have robustly defended the suits worn by Team SA during the 2016 Rio Games.
SA Rugby has a target of 50 percent black representation across its structures by 2019.
