"Marumo Gallants continued with their fairytale run in the CAF Confederation Cup this past weekend as they eliminated Democratic Republic of Congo giants AS Vita Club beating them 3-2 on aggregate. Gallants, who are playing in their first CAF inter-club competitions are now just one tie away from the lucrative group stages and assistant coach Mpho Maleka looks back at their journey so far."

"Namibia has made history by qualifying into the T20 World Cup final after beating Ireland last week to finish second in Group A just behind Australia. Cricket Namibia Vice-President Polly Negongo had more to say about the turnaround of cricket in the country and the strong influence neighbors South Africa have had in their game. This includes the coaching staff and the players who play for CSA franchises and updates on their own club system as well."

"Former Proteas fast bowler Allan Donald has ended a 10 year trophy drought at Knights as je coached them into a CSA T20 title last week beating the Dolphins by seven runs in the final in Kimberley. Donald reflects on this victory on how he's been able to transform this team into a winning unit. He also helps to review the Proteas loss to Australia in the opening T20 World Cup match on Saturday."

"This week saw the return of the Social Justice and Nation Building Hearings which have been focused on the challenges around Cricket South Africa. The focus this week was on former Cricket SA Acting CEO Jacques Faul and former Proteas Team manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee. Arena Holdings sports journalist Tiisetso Malepa has been following the SJN Hearings closely and gives commentary on it."

"SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews broke the news for the first time on SAFM Sport On that one of the leading football development academies in the country is closing down due to financial challenges. He also looked back at the good start they have had this season in the league as well as addressed the tarnsfer rumours around Bafana Bafana international Teboho Mokoena."

"In August on the Boxing Wednesday's show we reported about the reviewing of the result that Mellissa Miller and her camp had submitted to Boxing South Africa after they felt they were hard done by in the judging scoring system against Sharadene Fortuin. BSA has successfully reviewed that outcome and Miller and her trainer Lucky Ramagole join us with the latest and more. BSA has also confirmed this week that fans are coming back to watch the tournaments after more than a year since Lockdown started, Acting CEO Cindy Nkomo has more on the processes. And finally the Mvelo promotions will be the first boxing tournament to welcome back the fans in Pietermaritzburg this weekend, we have the latest from the promoter Nomvelo Shezi."

"She made history last year when she became the first South African female football agent to broker a multi-million dollar deal with a club outside South Africa for a local coach when coach Pitso Mosimane signed with African football giants Al Ahly. The MD of MTSports Moira Tlhagale is more than just a sports agent and in this wide ranging interview she opens up about her involvement in building of the 2010 World Cup stadia and more." 

"Bafana Bafana are riding high in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, currently a point clear in Group G with two games to go against Zimbabwe and Ghana respectively. We hosted Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos who looked back at the four matches played so far and what needs to happen to get though to the play-off stage. Broos also addressed the comments of Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Rhulani Mokwena."

"South African long-distance runner Stephen Mokoka won the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon this past weekend, upsetting a strong field of Kenyan and Ethiopian athletes. It was the first major marathon since the Lockdown started in March 2020. Mokoka spoke to us about this victory which also sees him as a 2021 SA Marathon champion since this race doubled up as a SA marathon championships." 

"It's been a very difficult campaign away from home for the four South African teams as they managed to only register four wins and 11 losses. They are now heading back home and will play the home legs as from November. Independent Newspapers veteran rugby journalist Mike Greenway helps us to review SA teams' performances."