We also speak to Banyana Banyana midfielder Linda Motlhalo after the team returned from the FIFA Women’s world cup in France this morning where Banyana crashed out in the group stage in what was their first appearance at the international showpiece.

13-year-old squash rising star Awande Malinga was our guest. We also spoke her father Celumusa Malinga who introduced Awande to the sport at the age of 7 as well as Awande’s coach Liz Mckenzie.

We spoke to WBA Pan African female champion Leighandre “Baby Lee” Jegels who was denied the chance to fight on the undercard of the Amir Khan and Neeraj Goyat next month because the king of Saudi Arabia reportedly said that the sport is not for females. We also spoke to her manager Ace Sidinile.

We spoke to WBA Pan African female champion Leighandre “Baby Lee” Jegels who was denied the chance to fight on the undercard of the Amir Khan and Neeraj Goyat next month because the king of Saudi Arabia reportedly said that the sport is not for females. We also spoke to her manager Ace Sidinile.

We had in studio Lutho Mrwata who has collected over 100 soccer boots to give to underprivileged kids from poor communities. His mother Lindelwa was also featured on the show as well as Wonke Phalele who plays for Chippa United's MDC team.

We had in studio Lutho Mrwata who has collected over 100 soccer boots to give to underprivileged kids from poor communities. His mother Lindelwa was also featured on the show as well as Wonke Phalele who plays for Chippa United's MDC team.

We spoke to Bafana Bafana midfielder Bongani Zungu who is in Egypt with the national team for the Africa Cup of Nations.

We also spoke to two rising cricketers Matthew Breetzke and Sinethemba Qeshile as we continue to celebrate Youth Month.

We spoke to Bafana Bafana midfielder Bongani Zungu who is in Egypt with the national team for the Africa Cup of Nations.

We also spoke to two rising cricketers Matthew Breetzke and Sinethemba Qeshile as we continue to celebrate Youth Month.

We celebrated Youth Month with two rising tennis stars 16-year-old Kholo Montsi and 17-year-old Joubert Klopper who played at Junior Australian Open earlier this year.
We also crossed all the way to France and spoke to SABC Sport reporter Lebogang Dube about Banyana Banyana's 4-0 loss to Germany at the FIFA Women's World Cup.

We celebrated Youth Month with two rising tennis stars 16-year-old Kholo Montsi and 17-year-old Joubert Klopper who played at Junior Australian Open earlier this year.

We also crossed all the way to France and spoke to SABC Sport reporter Lebogang Dube about Banyana Banyana's 4-0 loss to Germany at the FIFA Women's World Cup.

We paid tribute to South African tennis legensld David Samaai who passed away last Friday aged 92. We spoke to his brother Ronnie Samaai on what made David such a great player and how he defied the apartheid government to play at Wimbledon, the French Open, Swiss Open and the German Open.