SASCOC cordially invites you to join in the celebration of Mandela Day at Mabhida Stadium, Durban

On 15 July 2015 the next phase of Durban’s bid to host the Commonwealth Games 2022 begins with the arrival of the first group of delegates representing member countries of the Commonwealth Games Federation.

DECLARATION OF THE SASCOC / SALGA NATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD IN MANGAUNG METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY ON 10 – 11 JULY 2015  The Mangaung Declaration on Sport Development Having considered the constantly evolving sporting scene in South Africa that necessitated the historic hosting of the inaugural SASCOC/SALGA National Conference in Mangaung;

The inaugural SASCOC and SALGA conference came to a successful conclusion in Mangaung on Saturday 11 July 2015 with sporting bodies being urged to get on the ground and create vibrant structures in their districts, utilising their often limited resources.

Over 600 delegates convened at the Mangaung City Hall, Free State on Friday to deliberate on ways that municipalities can collaborate with SASCOC towards collective delivery of the National Sports and Recreation Plan.

The SASCOC leadership met in Mangaung City, Free State, at a Board meeting on Friday 10 July 2015.

With just over a year to go before the Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympics begin, SASCOC announced its selection criteria for the various sports codes at a press conference at Olympic House on Wednesday, 8 July 2015.

SASCOC on Friday mourned the loss of leading sports administrator Norman Middleton at the age of 94.

Members of the print media and photographers are reminded of the deadline for expressing interest in reporting on the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

A team of 10 athletes will represent South Africa at the IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland later this year. The team will take on the world's top para-swimmers over a period of seven days from 13-19 July. More than 650 swimmers from at least 50 countries will take the plunge in one of the highlights…