top of page

Search


"I'm disappointed in myself" - KZNA suspends Mkasi for street fight
Following what has been described as the most shocking and disgraceful conduct by a sitting KwaZulu-Natal Athletics board member, the KZNA board has suspended president Steve Mkasi pending the outcome of a disciplinary process. This comes after Mkasi was caught on a video engaged in a street fight with an athlete who is attached to the AmaRavens Athletics Club, the organizing club of the Best of the Best Marathon. "KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA) wishes to inform all affiliat
Thathe Msimango
3 hours ago2 min read


"You need to push yourself" -Maisa smashes PB by over a minute to claim top ten finish at Absa DURBAN 10K
Lining up alongside 3000m steeplechase World Record holder Beatrice Chepkoech and 29:25 10km runner Brenda Jepchirchir, SA 5000m champion Tayla Kavanagh and Lesotho 10km national record holder Neheng Khatala, Zanele Maisa wouldn’t have been given much chance of making an impact on yesterday’s (12 July) Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K. But the Waterfall Athletic Club top runner delivered her best 10km performance yet when she clocked 34:21 to smash her personal best by a whoppin
Mosibodi Whitehead
22 hours ago2 min read


Cheptegei delivers 10km masterclass as Cherop announces herself with breakthrough victory at the Absa CITY DURBAN 10K
Joshua Cheptegei delivered one of the best performances ever seen on African soil when he won the Absa RUN YOUR DURBAN 10K in 27:19. Returning to the race where he set at the SA All Comers record of 27:16 in 2018, the Ugandan superstar took control of the race from the gun passing the halfway mark in 13:48 before surging away from the field to cross the finish line in the fastest time run on African soil this year. "The race was really good. I enjoyed running here in Durban,"
Mosibodi Whitehead
2 days ago3 min read


"We must all come together and then something good can happen" - The stage is set for the greatest 10km on African soil at the 2026 Absa RUN YOUR DURBAN 10K
As multiple world record holder Joshua Cheptegei prepares to participate in the Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K on Sunday, 12 July 2026 alongside a world class field of athletes, the stage is set for the greatest 10km race on African soil where the men will target the first sub 27 minute 10km on the continent and the women aim to produce the first 29 minute clocking in an African 10km race. Cheptegei returns to the country after an eight-year absence, following his record-brea
Mosibodi Whitehead
4 days ago4 min read
bottom of page
