Keanan Hemmonsbey is a Sports Journalist at Daily Maverick. He covers a range of topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports tournaments, with a keen focus on the intersection of sports, business, and culture. Keanan's work has been featured in MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, Daily Maverick, and News24 Business.
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By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
Mohamed Esa claimed a fabulous Cape Town Marathon victory and, in the process, ran the fastest-ever marathon time on African Soil.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
When Dane van Niekerk walks out to bat at the T20 World Cup in England in a few weeks, it will be the first World Cup she’ll be representing the country in since 2020, despite playing in nine total global events before – and it will feel like she’s at her first International Cricket Council event.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
The Stormers have booked their passage to the semi-finals of the United Rugby Championships (URC) but will likely be without influential flyhalf Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu.
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
By: Keanan Hemmonsbey
Former Proteas left-arm seamer Beuran Hendricks was left shocked and blindsided by how his contract wasn’t renewed by Western Province, but hopes to have one final run as a professional cricketer after being picked up by the Warriors.
