In Part 1 , I shared five reasons why South African sports remain mediocre and are failing to realise their full potential, from our inability to introspect and face uncomfortable truths to resistance to change and a lack of integrity among key stakeholders. These issues vary in nature, ranging from soft and straightforward to hard and complex. In this article, I aim to dispel the myth that individual successes in elite sporting events, such as the World Championships and the

The more I reflect on the state of sport and physical education in South Africa, the more concerned I become about the direction we’re...

Image credit: Didier Lefa/Gallo Images As I reflect on 2024, I’ve gained valuable insights from those who took the time to comment on and...

RETHINKING PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SCHOOL SPORTS IN SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOLS: A CALL TO ACTION TO THE NEW MINISTER OF BASIC EDUCATION

Image credit: Reg Caldecott With the 2024 Paris Olympics now well underway, you may be wondering how certain countries seem to have found...

Image credit: Anton Geyser/South African Sports Images I write this letter to the newly appointed Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture out...

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