Blues must play cards right against top Varsity Cup teams
The Fort Hare Blues have been dealt a daunting hand at the University Sports South Africa tournament but are determined to play their cards right.
Madibaz football chairman lands coveted Cosafa position
Madibaz Football Club chairman and Mandela University administration stalwart Francis Makonese has been appointed deputy executive director of Cosafa.
Bosman on track for another victory in ‘second home’ Knysna
It almost goes without saying that perennial SPAR Knysna Forest Marathon winner Lloyd Bosman will be back to defend his 21.1km title this year.
Fortune smiles on Fort Hare karateka for second year running
A smile in the face of adversity turned out to be Fort Hare’s secret weapon as they went about their business of defending their overall title at the USSA Goju-Kai karate ...
UFH have Japan on their minds at Kyokushin karate nationals
While Fort Hare’s young squad are mainly using this weekend’s national Kyokushin championships in East London to gain experience, the possibility of representing South Africa in Japan later this year won’t ...
Madibaz tackle the country’s best at USSA rugby tournament
The Madibaz are preparing themselves for a supreme test against the best sides in the country at the University Sports South Africa rugby tournament in Durban this weekend.
Fort Hare basketballers travel to USSAs with one goal in mind
Fort Hare’s men’s and women’s basketball teams have one goal in mind when they compete in the University Sports South Africa tournament in Durban next week – climbing the rankings.
Motwana and Solomons ace inaugural Madibaz half-marathon
Andile Motwana and Refeloe Solomons led from start to finish in near-perfect conditions to win the men’s and women’s races at the inaugural Madibaz half-marathon in Gqeberha on Saturday.
Evergreen Comrades record-holder adds star power to forest run
Just short of a month after becoming the oldest person to finish the Comrades Marathon, 81-year-old Johannes Mosehla will make his debut at Knysna’s 38th forest run.
Young dancers put in the hard yards ahead of USSAs
Twenty of Fort Hare’s finest dancers trained six hours per day for seven days to ensure all boxes are ticked ahead of the University Sports South Africa competition in Makhanda.