Across The Line

24/11/2021

Cape Town, host city for the 2023 Netball World Cup, will be the venue for the annual SPAR National Netball Championships from Monday December 6 to Saturday December 11.

08/06/2021

Official Netball South Africa world cup logo👏🇿🇦🇿🇦

Now is the time for the sun to rise... 🌞
It’s time for Africa to shine. 🌍
For South Africa to shine. 🇿🇦
For Cape Town to shine. 🌟
For netball to shine. 🤩

Here it is. The official LOGO of the 2023 Netball World Cup! 🏆

| International Netball Federation City of Cape Town Western Cape Government Western Cape Government Cultural Affairs and Sport Department of Sport, Arts and Culture

26/05/2021

Amazing news....

Congratulations Naveen 👏😍!

🇿🇦 Team SA's Naveen Daries has snapped up a qualification spot for the Olympic Games at the African Champs 🙌! For the first time ever, we have two Women's Artistic Gymnasts qualify to go to the Olympics!
Team South Africa

19/05/2021

*great news for Netball South Africa!!!

16/03/2021

Sports News.....

SunBet has signed a deal with Western Province Professional Rugby that sees it become a sponsor of the DHL Stormers and DHL Western Province teams. SunBet is the online betting … Western Province Rugby Signs SunBet Read More »

15/12/2020

South Africa is facing a second wave of COVID-19, last night President
Ramaphosa said that it is necessary to take extraordinary measures to save lives, while still protecting livelihoods.

The new restrictions include:

Stricter enforcement of existing level 1 lockdown restrictions – This includes that people in public buildings and public transport wear masks.
Gatherings – Gatherings will be further restricted to 100 people for indoor events and 250 for outdoor events. The total number of people in a venue may not exceed 50% of the capacity of the venue.
Funerals – All post-funeral gathering are prohibited across the country.
Beaches – Ramaphosa said that a differentiated approach will be used for the country’s beaches and public parks. In areas with high coronavirus cases beaches and parks will be closed from 16 December to 3 January – this will apply to all of the Eastern Cape and the Garden Route.
Beaches will also be closed in KZN on days which are seen as particularly busy. These include 16 December, 26 December, 31 December, 1 January, 2 January, and 3 January. Beaches and public parks in the Western Cape and Northern Cape will remain open for now.
Evening – South Africa’s national curfew will be extended: 23h00 until 04h00. This means that non-essential establishments such as restaurants will have to close at 22h00 so that staff and patrons can go home before curfew. The curfew is in full effect on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
Alcohol – The sale of alcohol will only be permitted from 10h00 – 18h00 from Monday to Thursday at retail outlets. Wine farms can remain open and sell alcohol for off-site consumption as per their licence hours.

22/09/2020

It's been an unexpected year but we are starting to see the light at Level 1.

With the industry shutdown for 6month, we been hard at work collaborating and are 100% committed in delivering our very best and seen our clients take their projects across the finish line!

The time to create is now!

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