Paragraph: Jozi Stars coach Enoch Nkwe says he cannot wait to link up with global superstar Chris Gayle, saying he expects the West Indian legend to have a massive impact on their Mzansi Super League campaign.

• The Nappy Run campaign was created in 2011 to make a strong and positive impact on the lives of thousands of children with disabilities.

• It provides awareness to their basic needs as well as overall advancement of the dignity, care, development and social inclusion of these children.

• The Run is a national awareness and nappy donation-drive campaign which culminates in an official 5km fun run, walk or wheel event at Joburg Zoo on Saturday 3 November 2018, coinciding with National Children’s Day.

• The two-pronged purpose of the campaign is aimed at educating the public on the violation of children’s rights.

• Nappy Run appeals to the public for online donations which go towards the purchase of nappies – a vital incontinence-management product for children with disabilities.

Chris Morris said he is keeping an eye on the World Cup next year

He’s excited about the Mzansi Super League

The birth of his son helped him get through his injury for five months

The Titans have done wonderful work in heling him with his rehab

Bantwana coach Simphiwe Dludlu says the U17s are training hard for the world cup. She says it’s important to play friendly matches because it helps them prepare for the tournament.

Vuyo Mhaga says the department is working around the clock to resolve the Safa and SABC saga.

Former Bafana player Jethro Lavas Mohlala says the national team needs to dig deep to qualify for the AFCON tournament. He says that 6-0 win could have well been 12-0.

Coach Thando Zulu gives us the latest from the PSL action that took place in the weekend. Kaizer Chiefs squandered their opportunity to put pressure at the top after they drew 2-2 against SuperSport United. Mamelodi Sundowns looks to extend lead at the top on Monday when they take on Wits.

Charmaine Motlalepule talks about how she maintains her running programme and encourages people to stick to their daily schedule in order to stay on track.

Former Springboks president Brian van Rooyen talks about the team's poor performance and some of the challenges coach Allister Coetzee has to tackle them before things could get even worse. Analyst Kaunda Ntunja also provided his opinion on the team's poor form after losing to Wales.