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Tiger Woods is making a major comeback after missing out for two years, now co-leading at the Tour Championship where $30 million is up for grabs in prize money.
In football, South Africa’s Banyana Banyana pushed out the Uganda Crested Cranes on Thursday in a match that ended 2-0, to qualify for the COSAFA 2018 Women’s Championships finals against Cameroon.
Plus, Russia Anti-doping Agency has been reinstated by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), after three years of suspension over allegations of a state-sponsored doping programme.
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