"It has been two years since they last played the Premier League football in Namibia, NFA Secretary General explains what has caused this delay of over two years and how they are trying to solve the situation. He reveals the plans and how they have been affected by Covid-19 to get the league back on track. Cosmos also touches on why the Brave Warriors World Cup qualifiers are taking place in Johannesburg.”

"With Namibian young women sprinters making waves globally, The Namibian sports journalist Sheefeni Nikodemus speaks to us about the exploits of Olympic silver medalist Christine Mboma and her teammate Beatrice Masilingi. He shares where they come from and overcoming the World Athletics restrictions similar to that of Caster Semenya." 

"The Cape Town Marathon returns next month (17 October), and its ambassador and 1992 Olympian silver medalist Elana Meyer has more on how its going to be staged with a reduced field. She shares also how the virtual race will be incorporated into the main race. ”

"To look back at Evander Holyfield's horror show at the age of 58 this past weekend, US boxing journalist Marquis Johns of bigfightweekend.com helps us to review that fight. Rumble Africa Promotions CEO Nomfesane Nyathela talks about the exciting possibility of hosting the vacant IBF junior-lightweight title fight between Azinga Fuzile and Japanese Kenichi Ogawa in South Africa. And Tommy Oosthuizen's trainer Harry Ramogaodi focuses on Tommy Gun's return to the ring this coming weekend.  ”

"European Football Correspondent Oma Akatugba, who hails from Nigeria and is based in Germany, helps us to preview the UEFA Champions League group stages. He lists Manchester City, PSG, defending champions Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid as his favourites for the competition.”

"Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Rhulani Mokwena reflects on the big win against Kaizer Chiefs from over the weekend and how it was achieved. He also discusses the reports of discord within the technical team which he confirmed last week as a thing of the past. Mokwena also comments on the future of outgoing captain Hlompho Kekana." 

"Maritzburg United Chairman Farook Kadodia has more on their new partnership with Gift of the Givers, for the first time they will have a title sponsor on their chests. He tells us that this could help them with their financial woes from recent seasons, which has led to them considering selling the club. Kadodia mentions that a PSL team needs a minimum budget of R60-million a season to run the club.”

"Respected motoring journalist Edwin Naidu helps us to look back at the Italian Grand Prix collision between world champion Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Red Bulls's Verstappen has been found to be at fault and handed a three place grid drop for the Russian Grand prix.”

"SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlanthe confirms that they are interested in bidding for the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup after initial hosts Japan withdrew from hosting the tournament due to the spread of Covid-19. Motlanthe says they will know more about the way forward sometime this week after SAFA Presdient Danny Jordaan has met FIFA SG Fatma Samoura in Nigeria." 

"Blue Bulls Director of Coaching and coach Jake White reflects on the historic victory as they beat Sharks 44-10 in the Currie Cup final this past weekend, a record 34-point winning margin! He also reflects on the dominant run in the domestic rugby this season as they had gone 22 matches unbeaten until May this year.”