Guest: Henry Cock –A Johannesburg Businessman

Henry is planning to cover a distance of 2800km with 133 consecutive half marathons (21.1km) in 133 days.

Guest on the line -Moonira Ramathula, chairperson of Gauteng Women’s Rugby Institute and vice-president of the Gauteng Sports Confederation

The name Schalk Burger has become synonymous with motorsport, in particular rally racing. Legend has it that he was born behind a steering wheel. It’s not that far from the truth as his dad started cross-country rallying while Schalk was still in diapers.

Guest– Schalk Burger

Owing to the current global climate and ensuring we adhere to COVID-19 protocols, the Canon South Africa Disabled Golf Open has been restructured to feature a series of four regional opens which will culminate in a Champion of Champions event.

Guest - SADGA Executive Director, Craig Moorgas

Guest: Sune Luus - a South African cricketer.She was born on 5 January 1996 in Cape Town, South Africa. She is a right handed batswomen and right arm leg spin bowler. In South African national women cricket team she play as a bating all rounder.

Guest  – Clinical Psychologist, Dr Koketjo Tsebe

Clinical Psychologist, Dr Koketjo Tsebe’s aim is to grow a comprehensive scholarship in sports psychology and work more with different professional sporting codes and federations to make a notable contribution in the field of sports and mental health.

The University of South Africa lecturer’s passion for research and sport has seen her contribute significantly to the Psychology department, guiding many students to their Masters and Ph.D. degrees.

The Mahwelereng-born also plays a vital role at Softball South Africa where she promotes mental health and provides effective support for all athletes.

The Democratic Alliance’s (DA) Solly Malatsi and Makashule Gana have announced that they will run 500 km from Soweto to Tzaneen from July 24 to 8 August to raise funds for uniforms and pads for poor children.

The duo hopes to raise R500 000 – R1000 a kilometre, with the campaign they call the Home Run.

They have urged people to support the initiative and will be providing details on their social media pages as to how this can be done.

“Those young girls who are at school who often miss large numbers of school days during the menstruation cycle can remain at school. As men I think it is important to be part of the solution when it comes to conversations like this and to try and find solutions on issues that affect young women, in order for them to study without any obstacle in their way and that is why we decided to do this,” explains Malatsi.

Guest - Solly Malatsi and Makashule Gana

Guest: Christeléne Steinhöbel -High Performance Mindset Coach

Buckle up and get ready for some high-speed action, because Formula E is headed straight for the Mother City! This comes after a global panel of Formula E representatives welcomed the inclusion of Cape Town on the 2022 racing calendar, and we’re bursting with excitement!

In early July, the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) announced that Cape Town would become the first Southern African city to host the all-electric Formula E racing series. Our stunning city will join some of the world’s most iconic cities to present the ABB FIA Formula World Championship, which actively promotes electric mobility and alternative energy solutions to contribute to reducing air pollution.

Guest : Co-Founder and Chairman of e-Movement, Iain Banner

Excitement is building as the gsport team prepares to unveil a top list of Momentum gsport Awards finalists on Monday, 2 August, to kickstart public voting, after #gsport16 judges shortlisted the top three finalists in each category.

For a second year in a row, the judging process took place virtually due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic which restricts gatherings.

The elite judging panel had their work cut out as they sifted through a stellar nominees list to conclude the final top three.

Guest - Seasoned media all-rounder and 2020 Momentum gsport Awards host, Kea MotlokwaKea