OLYMPICS

SA Olympic medalists Khotso Mokoena and Caster Semenya

Caster Semenya pleased with Team SA's track and field performance at the Olympics

Two-time Olympic track and field gold medallist, Caster Semenya, believes there is still room for improvement in the country's athletics performance.

Bradley Nkoana of Team South Africa celebrates his team's silver medal finish in the Men's 4 x 100m Relay Final on day fourteen of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Stade de France on August 09

Sprinter Bradley Nkoana reflects on an amazing year

Rising 100m sprinter Bradley Nkoana never envisioned himself as both an Olympic silver and World Junior Championships bronze medallist in the same year.

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Rose Harvey reveals she competed in Olympics with a broken leg

British runner Rose Harvey has revealed she competed in the Paris Olympics women’s marathon with a broken leg.

Bayanda Walaza and his mother during the welcoming of Tatjana Smith and part of the Athletics Relay Team by Minister Gayton Mckenzie and SASCOC at O.R Tambo International Airport on August 13

Bayanda Walaza: Akani Simbine showed up for the country

South African athletics teen sensation and Olympic silver medalist Bayanda Walaza says his teammate Akani Simbine motivated him a lot at the recent Olympic Games in Paris.

Lythe Pillay of South Africa reacts after seeing that he and his teammates have set a new South African record in the final of the mens 4x400m relay during the evening session of athletics on

SA 4x400m relay bows out of the Olympics in Paris with new national record

After setting a new national record in the Olympic relay final at Stade de France on Saturday night, Lythe Pillay feels confident about the future of the 4x400m team.

Jo-Ane van Dyk of South Africa wins the silver medal in the women’s javelin during the evening session of athletics on day 15 of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games at Stade de France on August 10,

Jo-Ane Van Dyk fulfils her dream of winning a medal in her Olympic Games debut

Olympic silver medallist Jo-Ane Van Dyk told SABC Sport that she was surprised that neither people in her home country nor in Paris considered her as a serious medal contender.

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