SABC National Radio Current affairs Editor, Angie Kapelianis says radio plays a huge role in society.

The Proteas drew first blood in the three-match Twenty20 series against England as they recorded a one-run victory in a nail-biting finish at Buffalo Park in East London on Wednesday night. Right arm fast bowler and player-of-the-match Lungi Ngidi’s brilliance handed the Proteas victory in the last over. Ngidi, who picked up three wickets for 30 in four overs, said that having a brilliance finish has to do with a player’s mental strength.

Maritzburg United solidified their 6th position on the Absa Premiership table with a 1-0 hard-fought victory over Bidvest Wits in Johannesburg on Wednesday night. Wits head coach Gavin Hunt says he is disappointed with the loss in front of their home supporters.

Maritzburg United solidified their 6th position on the Absa Premiership table with a 1-0 hard-fought victory over Bidvest Wits in Johannesburg on Wednesday night. The Team of Choice moved to 30 points, equal with Wits on the table, who have only played 16 games compared to Maritzburg’s 21 matches. Maritzburg United coach Eric Tinkler says they played a fantastic game to collect maximum points on the road.

It’s been a great start to the new year for women football with a handful of Banyana Banyana players signing lucrative deals across Europe. One of those is the talented winger Linda Motlhalo who recently joined Swedish outfit Djurgarden from Chinese side Beijing Phoenix on a two-year deal. Itching to link up with her new teammates in what she terms a dream move, Motlhalo says she is still awaiting her visa to be issued and expects to fly out of the country in a few days.

There’s a need to protect players in the alleged match-fixing, bribery and corruption happening in the Glad Africa Championship.

There’s a need to protect players in the alleged match-fixing, bribery and corruption happening in the Glad Africa Championship.

There’s a need to protect players in the alleged match-fixing, bribery and corruption happening in the Glad Africa Championship.

There’s a need to protect players in the alleged match-fixing, bribery and corruption happening in the Glad Africa Championship.

AmaZulu coach Jozef Vukusic has confirmed that five of his senior players have been demoted from the first team to the reserves for what he described as substandard performances.