Oscar Piastri wins at Miami for 3rd straight F1 victory, 4th win of season for championship leader

The 2025 Metro FM Music Awards dazzled at #Mpumalanga’s Mbombela Stadium, honouring South Africa’s crème de la crème of music talent. Vocal powerhouse Bassie emerged as the night's queen, scooping three awards.

South #African jazz maestro Selaelo #Selota is being investigated by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for allegedly using funds from a National Lotteries Commission grant to buy a luxury car.

The legendary singer-turned-designer, Rebecca Malope, is demanding more than R1 million from Procter & Gamble SA. The company produces and distributes well-known products, including Ariel washing powder, which Malope became a brand ambassador for in 2016.

Sovereignty outduels 3-1 favourite Journalism to win 151st Kentucky Derby in the slop

Teenage prodigy Andrea Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest ever driver to claim an F1 pole

Andrea Kimi Antonelli became the youngest ever driver to claim an F1 pole position in any race format on Friday when he scorched around the track to ensure he will start at the front of the grid in the sprint event at the Miami Grand Prix.

The 18-year-old produced a brilliant performance in sprint qualifying to pip both McLaren drivers to the top spot, finishing just 0.045 seconds ahead of championship leader Oscar Piastri while Lando Norris took third.

Antonelli’s Mercedes teammate George Russell qualified in fifth place, behind the McLaren duo and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in fourth.

The Italian is increasingly making a habit of becoming the youngest F1 driver to reach various milestones – in April he became the youngest driver to ever record the fastest lap in a grand prix and to lead the race too. Such landmarks underline his immense potential in the sport.

Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada, who admitted that a positive recreational drugs test forced his early exit from this year's Indian Premier League, has been provisionally suspended.

#Kenya's Sawe, Ehiopia's Assefa crowned 2025 London #Marathon champions

After first losing a race to his daughter Rume two years ago, ex-Cheetahs, Blitzboks and Perpignan wing Philip Burger is happy other people are subjected to eating the new national 200m champ's dust.

Though the #festival had world-class performances, the overall experience was marred by poor sound quality and some organisational mishaps.