Tag: All Things Jabu

On Sunday 17 March 2013, I took on one of the most popular events to have launched in South Africa, the Warrior Challenge. As you may have read before, this would be my second go at one of the most →

On Saturday at 07:30 I had made my way down to Stoke City in Midrand to take part in the first ever Warrior Race in South Africa. The fact that I was in the earliest bunch meant that I was one of the →

Kaizer Chiefs are a leading brand in South African football and following the victory against Black Leopards in the rearranged match on Wednesday night, they are also leading the league. We would like →

All Things Jabu are giving away 5 sets of double tickets for both Friday and Saturday for the inaugural Netball Diamond Challenge this coming weekend. To win, simply go onto Facebook onto the All Things →

Regular readers will know that All Things Jabu is a blog dedicated to all sports in South Africa with a special attention given to some of our smaller sporting codes in South Africa. You will also know →

Having given the SA Hockey LADS a preview last week, it is now time for us to move to the Hockey Ladies. The Women too are heading to London to take part in the Olympic Games. This is their fourth →

All Things Jabu was invited to the DHL Manchester United Tour for a player appearance, open training as well as for the game itself. We took our friend Marcel Sigg from Run Ride Dive down and he took a →

All Things Jabu was invited to the DHL Manchester United Tour for a player appearance, open training as well as for the game itself. We took our friend Marcel Sigg from Run Ride Dive down and he took a →

    There is no doubt that Manchester United is one of the world’s leading sporting teams. They are the best supported club in the world with 659 million supporters worldwide and →

Growing up as a young white boy in South Africa, we had a distinct hero like view of Fiiiiiiiiissssh! You see the brilliant footballer made everything seem possible and easy at that. Mark Fish was part →

In just over two weeks South Africa embark on what can purely be seen as a pointless test series against the flowers from up North. As Heyneke Meyer has ventured a guess at bringing back Victor and →