Homestraight
The show where we administer the message of the transformative power of sport! We use history and inspiring stories to educate Afropolitans on how sport can change your life.
UNDERSTANDING SAFA'S VISION 2022 - PART 1
Following Bafana Bafana's failure to qualify for the World Cup once again we have decided to devote at least 20 minutes on our sports show The Home Straight every Monday night to try and understand where we are going wrong in South African football. After general discussions which pointed to…
Bafana Bafana - 1998 World Cup.
Taking a walk down memory lane and looking at Bafana Bafana's journey to France 1998.
Former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Brian Baloyi on football development.
Former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Brian Baloyi on the Investec Soccer League and football development in South Africa.
Nedbank Ke Yona Coach Khabo Zondo takes us back to his football playing days.
Nedbank Ke Yona Coach Khabo Zondo on his playing days, football development and unearthing fresh talent through the Nedbank Ke Yona team search.
Legendary runner Ntate Titus Mamabolo on life as an athlete.
Legendary runner Ntate Titus Mamabolo on becoming the first black athlete to win an open national title in Apartheid-era South Africa when he won the 5000m by outrunning Ewald Bonzet.
Ofentse Ntibane on how they are succeeding with athletics in the West Rand.
Ofentse Ntibane of Baobab Athletic Club which is based in Mohlakeng on how they are changing the face of athletics in the West Rand. Ofentse also speaks fondly about how they are working towards ensuring their athletes qualify for major tournaments regardless of challenges they might face along the way.
Julius Yego on the chaos in Nigeria
Kenyan javelin thrower, Julius Yego expresses his frustration about the disorganisation of transport (flights) for the Africa Senior Athletics Championship which were held in Asaba.
Western Cape Safa secretary Simphiwe Clans on the drought
The show where we administer the message of the transformative power of sport! We use history and inspiring stories to educate Afropolitans on how sport can change your life.
Cape Town Roses coach, Xolile Madikane expresses his frustrations about the drought
The show where we administer the message of the transformative power of sport! We use history and inspiring stories to educate Afropolitans on how sport can change your life.