Haashim Pead – Bo-Kaap Junior Bok Hero
Haashim Pead, has since swapped alleyways for arenas, donning the green and gold with the fearless flair of someone who knows exactly where he comes from — and exactly where he wants to go.
Haashim Pead, has since swapped alleyways for arenas, donning the green and gold with the fearless flair of someone who knows exactly where he comes from — and exactly where he wants to go.
There’s no more room for reinvention, no more space for second-guessing. The Junior Boks have picked their warriors. Now, they march into battle — unchanged, undeterred, and unrelenting.
This is no walkover fixture. It’s a litmus test of depth, grit, and discipline – the kind of game that reveals character under the microscope of expectation.
Venter, a bullish loosehead who was summoned in June as injury cover, gets his first cap alongside van der Merwe and Fouché, both of whom had their appetisers against the Barbarians. Now comes the main course – beefy Georgian opposition who treat the set piece like a sacred ritua
After a misfire against Italy, the infamous Bomb Squad, South Africa’s tactical forward artillery has something to prove.
Critics cried foul. Purists gasped in horror. Keyboard coaches demanded intervention from World Rugby. But there were also those who nodded in appreciation, recognising a rugby mind that refuses to colour inside the lines.
Johann Ackermann was between the rolling hills of Italy and the edge of disbelief when his phone rang to confirm his Bulls appointment.
Neheng Khatala’s journey, from a small village in Lesotho to the roar of international crowds, is a testament to grit grown in rocky soil. Her message to aspiring runners is as poignant as it is powerful—a rallying cry from one who’s scaled steep hills both literal and metaphorical.
This isn’t just another training plan. It’s Gerda’s Gospel—a 14-week blueprint of physical power and mental mastery, designed to help runners of all levels chase personal bests and play a part in a defining chapter of African running history.
The Durban leg of the Absa RUN YOUR CITY SERIES continues to set the standard for urban road racing in Africa. With 10,000 runners packing the streets in a wave of colour, determination, and joy, the event has matured into more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of movement, momentum, and meaning.
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