Sport
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Ballito Open golf day raises more than R24 000 for Orphan Fund
Local sportExcellent golf emerged, often from the winning four-ball of Duval Dorfling, Patrique de Pierres, Wayne Heap and Aka Theocharopoulos who…
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#FishEagle: Weather disrupts festive fishing
Local sportWhile fishing was hard work, some guys did manage to get into some really nice trawl soldiers, and a few…
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La Mercy resident’s crucial World Cup job
Local sportChinsamy has a background in software engineering and police intelligence, but also owns the My Food Joint restaurant in Tongaat…
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North Coast sport highlights in 2022
Local sportAs end-of-year awards ceremonies wrap up, we join our local clubs in celebrating their achievements.
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Ballito’s speed cubing maestro
Local sport"I felt like I had a chance to break some records, so flew back to Johannesburg for the first big…
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#FishEagle: Revisiting the 2022 angling scene
Local sportThe year began with offshore anglers enjoying excellent fortunes. Gamefish were everywhere as dorado and yellowfin tuna kicked off the…
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Slam dunk for KwaDukuza councillor Sanele Mthiyane elected to SASCOC board
Local sportMthiyane has been the president of Basketball South Africa since 2015 after serving as vice-president and chairman of the KwaZulu-Natal…
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#FishEagle: Long weekend blues
Local sportThe result was that the ocean was again flooded with dirty water. The winds, of course, served to distribute the…
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Salt Rock’s Bell and Sykes take on mighty Pipeline
Local sportThe invite-only Vans Pipe Masters event brought some of the best surfers from across the globe to compete for a…
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iLembe’s youngsters fly at KZN surfing champs
Local sportMore than 100 surfers from across KwaZulu-Natal descended on Willard Beach last weekend to battle it out for the top…
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Racing is in the DNA of Ballito brothers Shrien and Dhivyen Naidoo
Local sportDhivyen made his international debut in October this year when he was selected to represent South Africa at the FIA…
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#FishEagle: 18kg dorado caught off Salmon Bay
Local sportFirst light is normally prime launch time, allowing anglers about four or five hours of fishing.
