by gbsaadmin | Sep 14, 2018 | Newsfeed
Wednesday 26th may 2015, will go down as a big day for FIFA in history. On this day, some 18 persons were were indicted by US prosecutors. The persons are either involved in executive positions within FIFA or who were involved via Marketing Companies. Most of the...
by gbsaadmin | Sep 13, 2018 | Newsfeed
Durban – The PUMA School of Speed at the Kings Park Athletics Track today saw blistering performances from talented teenage High School athletes aiming to follow in the footsteps of PUMA School of Speed Principal Usain Bolt. PUMA School of Speed Athletes Impress...
by gbsaadmin | Sep 13, 2018 | Newsfeed
For many decades, sport has been used as a unifier in South Africa. Like, nothing else, it has shown it has the power to heal old wounds. Many remember when the Springboks won the Rugby World Cup on home turf in 1995 during the height of racial tensions in South...
by gbsaadmin | Sep 12, 2018 | Newsfeed
On the 14th October 2017, James Bosenberg participated in the Cederberg Traverse. On the good and bright side, James achieved a podium finish and can be proud of enduring the toughness of what the course had to throw at him. What follows are his own words, warts and...
by gbsaadmin | Sep 12, 2018 | Newsfeed
Five South African trail runners, including K-Way runner Lucky Miya, competed in Switzerland’s Zermatt Marathon on Saturday. Host to the 2015 WMRA Long Distance Mountain Running Championships, our runners were up against the best runners from 11 other countries....
