Anathi Wulushe News Today

Chippa United executive director Lukhanyo Mzinzi has warned football supporters to avoid the BCM Stadium if they do not have a ticket for the Kaizer Chiefs match on Saturday. The message comes as the Chilli Boys prepare for their much-anticipated DStv Premiership clash against Kaizer Chiefs in East London at 3pm.

Chippa United boss Siviwe Mpengesi has broken his silence and condemned the alleged threats directed at their goalkeeper and Nigeria number one Stanley Nwabali.

The inaugural Africas Business Heroes Entrepreneurship Journalism Excellence Award have been announced...

The Daily Dispatch was the biggest winner at the regional Vodacom Awards in Gqeberha on Monday.Dispatch reporters walked away with seven awards from five of the 12 categories.

Sidestepping through the crowd, late for the pinnacle Webb Ellis Cup lift by Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, reporters Rosa-Karoo Loewe and Tammy Fray were lost. In the blazing heat of Sunday afternoon, black Clear View fencing separated screaming fans from the stage erected outside the East London City Hall, and the sweating, frenzied Daily Dispatch and GO! & Express journalists were on the wrong side.

Scenes of jubilation played throughout East London on Sunday as thousands of supporters welcomed the record-breaking Springboks as they paraded the Webb Ellis trophy they won in France in a nail-biting final against New Zealand. The notable absence of big stars like Handré Pollard, Faf de Klerk, Kwagga Smith, Cheslin Kolbe, Bongi Mbonambi, Trevor Nyakane, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Damien de Allende, Willie le Roux and RG Snyman did little to dampen the mood.

Thousands of sports fans lined the streets of Buffalo City and cheered as they finally caught a glimpse of the touring Netball World Cup Trophy on Saturday.

Not many runners around the world are able to complete the 87.701km of the world's largest and oldest ultramarathon race Comrades Marathon between Pietermaritzburg and Durban but East London and Old Selbornian runner Sharon Eldridge finished the race a 30th consecutive time on Sunday, a remarkable milestone.

The Proteas head to Potchefstroom this week with a few more questions than answers having been dismantled to the tune of 48 runs by the West Indies in the second ODI in East London on Saturday evening.

Proteas all-rounder Bjorn Fortuin believes spin will play a pivotal role in their two day-night ODI matches against the West Indies at Buffalo Park in East London on Thursday and Saturday (both 1pm).