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Border Athletics' Sicelo Pongoma and his wife Matsepho

Seeking an even brighter athletics future

With a newly elected Border Athletics Board taking office, focus turns to leadership, athletic development, and the potential to bring major national running events back to Buffalo City.

An aerial view shows the Etihad Stadium, the home ground of Manchester City FC, in Manchester, north-west England

Regulator 'will resign' if any political interference in Manchester City case

The chair of English football's Independent Football Regulator has pledged to resign if there is political interference in the Manchester City investigation, while warning the English game stands on the edge of financial disaster.

Gianni Infantino is increasingly likely to secure re-election for a fourth term as Fifa president due to the lack of a heavyweight rival

Infantino could pull off 'Houdini' act as critics struggle for candidate

Gianni Infantino is on track to secure re-election as FIFA president for a fourth term as rivals struggle to mount a credible challenge despite backlash over his commercial plans.

Sicelo Pongoma retained the Border Athletics presidency.

Pongoma retains Border Athletics presidency

Sicelo Pongoma has secured a second term as President of Border Athletics following a competitive election in Buffalo City, leading an incoming board featuring equal gender representation.

Athletes enjoy the camaraderie of the Komani Runners half-marathon and 10km races.
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Athletes forever busy in all disciplines

Border Athletics prepares for its crucial Quadrennial General Meeting and board elections as candidates vie for leadership across track, cross country, and road running disciplines.

Is Erling Haaland's exit inevitable at Manchester City?

Man City scandal risks damage to Premier League's booming brand

Manchester City face historic sanctions after being found guilty of over 100 financial breaches, casting a dark cloud over an entire era and raising serious questions about the long-term reputation and dominance of the Premier League.