"SuperSport United striker Thamsanqa Gabuza is having a season to remember, already on six goals and an assist this season, he's already scored more goals at the club than he has scored at his previous clubs. In this interview, he reflects on his season so far and the rumours around the interest of AmaZulu and Dr Irvin Khoza being his agent.”

"The India tour is on! They will play three test matches and three ODI's with no T20 matches in the rescheduled programme between December and January. SABC Sport cricket commentator and Sport 24 journalist Khanyiso Tshwaku has more on the squad selection including the breaking story on SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux, who has been ordered to pay R37-million after losing an appeal.”

"New road running sensation Tayla Kavanagh reflects on her G-Sport newsmaker of the year award for 2021 after a very successful year. She's the reigning SA 10km champion after winning the Absa Durban 10K City Run in October and at age 20, the future is very bright for Kavanagh.”

"There was drama at the WBA Pan African middleweight fight between Roarkee Knapp and Cape Town based Angola Cristiano Ndombassy after the three-count knockdown rule was not effected properly. Referee Tony Nyangiwe who was in charge of this bout, has come in for a lot of questioning. Ndombassy’s camp is challenging this out come and has already been in touch with WBA about this. Veteran Sowetan Boxing journalist Bongani Magasela and Ndombassy’s promoter Jack Brice weighed in on this matter. We also spoke to former IBF junior-bantamweight world champion Zolani Tete, about his return to the ring for the first time in almost two years this coming weekend.”

"Lack of communication has been a big issue in the Premier Soccer League this week as Kaizer Chiefs continues to struggle with the Covid19 outbreak within the team. Cracks are also starting to show in the PSL with some resignations including that of the Head of Legal Michael Murphy in the middle of this debacle. Our Producer and SABC Sport journalist Velile Mnyandu has the latest on some of these happenings.”

"From a medical perspective, the PSL ha dropped the ball in the manner in which they have handled the Kaizer Chiefs Covid19 outbreak. This is the view shared by former SA U23 Team Medico and Deputy President at National Health Care Professionals Association (NHCPA) Dr Desmond Lamula. He gives insight on why players who had tested positive can’t be rushed back into action and that other players of the opposition who were exposed to positive players also need to be tested.”

"With all the drama surrounding Kaizer Chiefs' request to the Premier Soccer League to postpone its five matches in December due to the Covid-19 outbreak at the club which saw 31 people testing positive including players. PSL is yet to respond publicly to Chiefs' request and has left everyone in the dark about what is the way forward after Chiefs failed to honor its home game and Cape Town City had to turn at the locked gates. Jounalists have been left frustrated with this lack of communication and Soccer Laduma journalist Mazola Molefe weighs in on this.”

"There was drama in Saudi Arabia this past weekend as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were involved in a bitter and exciting race on Sunday. Hamilton ended up winning to set up an exciting finale in Abu Dhabi this coming Sunday, in a race that will decide the Championship. Motorsport Expert Edwin Naidu helped us to review this controversial race.”

"Tragedy hit Netball South Africa yesterday when four people lost their lives including three players and an official from the OR Tambo Region in the Eastern Cape. They were on their way to the Spar National Championships tournament in Cape Town which got underway on Monday. Netball SA President Cecilia Molekwane revealed in this interview that they will be visiting the families together with government.”

"He is one of the best road runners this country has ever produced, a two-time Olympian, having been at the Atlanta 1996 and Athens 2004. Gert Thys was one of South Africa's leading long distance runners and won the Seoul International Marathon three times. But this was not without some controversy, as he once tested for a banned substance and went through a legal showdown for six years before proving his innocence. Thys looks back at his career and also links up with some of his former rivals like Willie Mtolo and Shadrack Hoff.”