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"I'm so proud of my club" - Entsika hand Tshuma handsome bonus after superb Comrades performance
After pocketing R519 000 (R464 000 and R55 000 for the Cell C hotspot) for finishing as the runner-up at the Comrades Marathon on 14 June, Nobuhle Nobukhosi Tshuma waked away with another big cheque when she was honoured by her club on Sunday night. At a glamorous function at Monte Casino on 5 July, the Entsika Foundation, which sponsors the Entsika Athletic Club, handed the first black woman to take second place at The Ultimate Human Race a bonus of R316 000. Entsika Foundat
Mosibodi Whitehead
33 minutes ago3 min read


"It's a great opportunity for emerging athletes" - Mokoka, Mulaudzi set for Cheptegei reunion at the Absa DURBAN 10K
Eight years after lining up alongside Ugandan distance-running legend Joshua Cheptegei on the streets of Durban, South African standouts Stephen Mokoka and Kabelo Mulaudzi are looking forward to renewing their rivalry when they take on the Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K on Sunday, 12 July 2026. The experienced duo will once again test themselves against the two-time Olympic champion, with Mokoka eager for another showdown and Mulaudzi relishing the opportunity to measure himse
Mosibodi Whitehead
22 hours ago3 min read


"Working with coach John made a huge impact" - Pulusa eyes more success after earning gold medal on Comrades debut
After claiming a top ten finish on debut, Tebogo Pilusa emerged as one of the surprise packages of the 99th edition of the Comrades Marathon on 14 June. Running in the colours of the little known Dwarsrivier Mine AC, Pulusa completed the 85,77km route from Durban to Pietermaritzburg in a time of 5:29:40. Finishing inside the top ten at The Ultimate Human Race was the highlight of what has been a special year for the 37-year-old who also ran a course record 2:13:03 to win the
Thathe Msimango
2 days ago3 min read


"Ignorance of the laws is not an excuse" - Mathane speaks on disqualifications at LIMA Athletes Commission Indaba
Both elite and social runners in Limpopo have no choice but to follow both Limpopo Athletics, Athletics South Africa and World Athletics rules if they want to avoid further disqualifications. This was directive given by ASA Acting President John Mathane during the second edition of the LIMA Athletes Commission Indaba held at the Capricorn High School Auditorium in Polokwane this Saturday, 4 July 2026. Mathane says all athletes must follow the rules. Photo Credit: Nathi Kubya
Nathi Kubyane
2 days ago2 min read
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