Guest on the line- South African Runner and cyclist -Sipho Marima

To ensure that others can learn from his experience, Sipho has documented his journey in a book. The self-published volume which will be available from April is entitled How lockdown unlocked my potential was borne out of a realisation of the brevity of life. Brought about by all the death that surrounded him, Sipho asked himself if he was happy with the life he had led to date. His introspection was the beginning of the journey that would ultimately lead to the vision board. "I think during that period I identified potential in myself that I never knew I had," he revealed.

 

Guest on the line - World boxing's remarkable referee and judge, Stan Christodoulou,

 

 

Guest on the line: Tegan Phillips - South African endurance explorer, digital comic artist, entrepreneur and motivational speaker.

 

Guest 1 on the line – Bongmusa Mthembu - 2019 Two Oceans Marathon Champ,

3Time Comrades Marathon Champ, 100km SA Record Holder,

2016 Silver and 2018 Bronze Medalist 100km World Champs

 

Guest on the line: Trevor Cramer - Sports Copy/Sub-Editor - The Citizen

 

Guest 1 on the line – Proteas assistant coach Dumisani Chauke.

 

Guest on the line – SA Women’s Hockey vice-captain, Phumelela Mbande

 

The African Hockey Cup of Nations takes place in Accra in Ghana from 17-23 January 2022, and the team that finishes top of the tournament will qualify for the FIH Hockey World Cup in Spain and Netherlands in July 2022.

 

Guest on the line-Dr Metjie Makgoba –Independent Soccer Analyst

Hugo Broos followed a familiar pattern among Bafana Bafana coaches after his team’s 1-0 World Cup qualifying win against Zimbabwe of being confused about the mathematical permutations SA will need in their final game away against Ghana on Sunday.

 

 

Guest on the line -Four-time AGN reigning Discus champion, Lesedi Khunou

 

Four-time AGN reigning Discus champion, Lesedi Khunou, is a firm believer in balancing school work, athletic commitments, family and personal life by managing her time correctly as she aims to become a well-known professional thrower globally.

 

The 16-year-old, who was inspired by her brother to get involved in the sport, has an incredible work ethic and advises the youth to choose their path and invest in their craft.

 

Guest: Golden Gloves Boxing Promoter, Rodney Berman

 

 

Boxing has become the latest sport in South Africa that will welcome back fans to tournaments. This will start with the No Love Lost Tournament staged by Golden Gloves Boxing in December at Emperors Palace. The blockbuster event will feature, amongst others, three major fights.