Eyewitness News had a quick chat with Werner Potgieter about the sport of archery and Team SA's chances at the 2023 African Championships in Tunisia.
Situ was the first black South African to win Paralympic gold at the 2000 Sydney Games, and at 50 years old was the oldest member of Team SA to compete at the Tokyo Paralympic Games in 2021.
The athlete was competing at the African Champs Regatta against the best in the continent in the qualifiers for the Olympics and Paralympics in Tunisia.
The para powerlifting athletes can only be ranked and classified at international competitions. The ranking is to generate slots for World and Paralympic Games.
AmaWheelaGirls will be representing Africa at the World Championships taking place in Bangkok, Thailand between 3 and 9 October.
The Paralympian took home the bronze medal with a commendable effort of 15.30 metres in the men's shot put F46 event.
The FIFAe Club World Cup is the final event of the 2023 FIFAe Club Series organised by FIFA. The best clubs throughout the year have qualified for this event, with Team South Africa competing in Group C.
The World Para Athletics Championships are crucial in an athlete's pursuit of a slot for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games and South Africa's Yane van der Merwe is aiming to scale new heights in the discus event at the World Championships and secure her Paralympic spot.
SA blade shearers Bonile Rabela and Zwelamakhosi Mbuweni, won gold in the blade shearing team division. The two also won in the blade shearing individual division with Rabela winning gold and Mbuweni silver.
The Special Olympics World Games are the world's largest inclusive sports event. Thousands of athletes with intellectual disabilities compete together in 26 sports.
The medal count continues for Team South Africa at the 2023 Berlin Special Olympics, where swimmer Bronwyn Ramathula clinched a gold medal in the Women's 100 metre backstroke final on Thursday. The 34-year-old from KwaZulu-Natal thanked her family for their support in getting her this far.
Team South Africa jetted off to Berlin, Germany, for the Special Olympics World Summer Games on Sunday.
The first match of the World Cup will be played in the Kalinga stadium in Bhubaneswar between reigning African Champions, and winners of the recent inaugural edition of the FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup, South Africa and the 2016 Olympic Gold medalists Argentina.
South African swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker won gold in the women's 200m breaststroke while the Blitzboks beat Fiji to the gold medal in the Sevens final on Sunday.
National netball captain Bongi Msomi and para-swimmer Christian Sadie have been awarded the honour of leading out the 239-member contingent on Thursday evening.
On Friday, sponsors Toyota gifted seven athletes with cash at a ceremony in Johannesburg.
South Africa have more opportunities to add to their medal tally on the final weekend of the postponed Paralympics.
