Sport
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Soft spoken and tiny, Shakaskraal’s ‘Karate Kid’ is not to be messed with
Local sportThe 22-year-old karate champ has over 200 medals, including ten from international competitions and holds a 3rd dan black belt.
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#FishEagle: South has shad, but where’s ours?
Local sportAnglers said that they had seen plenty of baitfish in the water over the weekend, with sardines again being netted…
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Salt Rock surfers dominate inaugural online surf contest
Local sportSophie Bell emerged victorious in the Rip Curl E-Pro on Saturday with Shane Sykes taking 2nd place in the men's…
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#FishEagle: Prepare your rods for shad
Local sportThe annual Kingfisher biggest shad competition is now open for the month of August.
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Psyched for the surf, Shane has his eyes set on breaching world’s top 30
Local sportSykes has also decided to prepare for life after surfing, and started a health superfood bar, Mi Acai, in Salt…
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#FishEagle: Sardines need to move along!
Local sportThere are too many bait-fish in the water at present so there is no reason for fish to move into…
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#FishEagle: Shad draws out the crowd
Local sportSurf angling from Umhlanga to Durban remained quiet on Thursday, probably because of all the food that was around but…
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Ilembe cricket club bowler has that winning mentality
Local sportPillay (24) started playing cricket when he was in primary school and his talent was noticed by other players when…
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Ballito Pro fights to retain status amid WSL format changes
Local sportConcerns are that changes to the event could lessen the appeal to international competitors, owing to a possible reduction in…
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Rip Curl announces online surf contest
Local sportEpic cash prizes include a R10 000 first place prize, followed by R5 000 for second.
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aQuellé Tour Durban takes to Zwift for virtual rides
Local sportEvent director Alec Lenferna said two routes had been selected for those interested in racing, also using the Zwift platform…
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#FishEagle: Sardines reach Durban!
Local sportSome of the pockets were said to be close inshore and on Saturday, more pockets were sighted at Port Edward.
