The USPA - US Press Association® Internationally R • 30th April 2026

Why live performances engage the brain more deeply than screens

A growing body of scientific research is beginning to explain what audiences have long sensed intuitively: live performances affect the human brain in ways that recorded content cannot fully replicate.

Fullview | Telling empowering stories, South Afric • 23rd March 2026

Exclusive| Bryson DeChambeau: The Contradiction at the Heart of a Champion.

There are golfers you can explain in a sentence. Then there is Bryson James Aldrich DeChambeau, By any conventional measure, he should be simple to define. A powerhouse. An analyst. A two-time major champion.

Prescience Media • 8th November 2025

A Magic Day at the 2025 NYC Marathon

My diary as a Fox News correspondent chronicling the 2025 New York City Marathon from dawn to midnight, capturing elite drama, celebrity runners, record crowds, and ten everyday athletes whose stories embody the city’s energy and emotion on a crisp, history making day across all five borough

Prescience Media • 24th October 2025

Concert diary: Blue October, Mission Ballroom, Denver

I travelled from South Africa to Denver to see Blue October, turning a long journey into a deeply personal experience. It was a powerful reminder that survival, kindness and music can change lives across the world.

Prescience Media • 8th September 2025

Coldplay at Wembley: A Night of Colour, Connection and Pure Joy

Martin’s call to “send love to anyone who needs it” may sound idealistic, yet in Wembley it felt tangible. Thousands wiggled fingers skyward, sending imaginary beams of kindness across borders.

Prescience Media • 6th September 2025

Birds Eye View: Watching the All Blacks’ Aura Fade

At Eden Park, the All Blacks’ legendary aura faces doubt after four straight losses to the Springboks, as fans and media question their supremacy ahead of rugby’s biggest 2025 Test

Prescience Media • 31st August 2025

Covering History: England’s Red Roses Light Up Sunderland at the Stadium of Light

Recounting the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 opening match in Sunderland, capturing England’s dominant performance, the vibrant Stadium of Light atmosphere, fan energy, and the significance of women’s rugby as a historic, inspiring, and media-worthy event.

Fullview | Telling empowering stories, South Afric • 28th August 2025

The magic of the US Open: Why Tennis fans flock to USA's Grand Slam.

Each year as August draws to a close, New York City becomes the centre of the tennis world.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® Internationally • 18th August 2025

Ellis Park Diary- To Watch the Greatest Team in the World

Ellis Park is rugby’s Mecca. A cathedral of sport sunk below the streets of Johannesburg, where the roar of 62,000 voices feels as if it rises from the earth itself.

Prescience Media • 31st July 2025

Oasis at Wembley Stadium: A Reunion Worth Believing In

Over 90 000 fans got to watch one of the UK's favourite bands Oasis! What was it like? Here are the details.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® Internationally • 4th May 2025

Diary of a Knockout Week: The Reckoning Boxing Bonanza

I’m still trying to catch my breath after attending The Reckoning, the glamorous boxing event hosted at SunBet Arena on 1 May 2025. .

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 21st February 2025

Attending the G20 South Africa Foreign Ministers Meeting

Today, I find myself in Johannesburg, South Africa, immersed in the vibrant energy of the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting. This is the first meeting of its kind to be held on African Soil.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 20th January 2025

Love Him Or Hate Him- But He Is Back

Diary of Inauguration Day: Donald Trump Returns as the 47th President As a journalist, I’ve covered several political milestones, but none rivalled the magnitude of Donald Trump’s second inauguration as the 47th President of the United States.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 15th December 2024

The Gayton Effect: Revitalizing South African Sport s, Art and Culture

In South Africa, a dynamic shift is unfolding in the realms of sports and arts, driven by the charismatic and controversial Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture, Gayton McKenzie. Since taking office in July 2024, McKenzie has introduced transformative policies and a bold vision that seeks to uplift neglected sectors, particularly in underprivileged communities. .

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 28th October 2024

A Day Etched in Memory: The Springboks' Triumph

The whole stadium was intrigued with those final, nerve-wracking minutes where none of the players on the bench could sit; and finally, the sweet sound of the whistle that declared victory for the Springboks. The Springboks were four time champions.

Fullview • 28th October 2024

Reflecting on the day the Springboks reclaimed their crown. - Fullview

By Kevin Rademeyer.
It’s not every day that a single moment can change the mood of an entire nation, but today marks the one-year anniversary of the Springboks’ historic victory over the All Blacks in the 2023 Rugby World Cup Final at Stade de France.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 16th October 2024

Was This Rugby Paradise?

Few weekends in rugby history stand out like the quarterfinals of October 14th and 15th, 2023. These matches were more than just fixtures; they became defining moments in the sport’s history, captivating millions. New Zealand vs. Ireland and South Africa vs. France, two unforgettable clashes, set the bar for rugby greatness in a way that will endure for generations.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 5th October 2024

3 Lessons We Can Learn From Milli Vanilli’s Fall from Fame

In the late 1980s, Milli Vanilli was a name on everyone’s lips. With their model-like looks, catchy pop hits, and Grammy win, they seemed unstoppable, selling over 8 million records worldwide. But their fame was built on a lie. The world soon discovered that the duo, Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus, hadn’t sung a note on their hit songs, and their rapid rise to fame came crashing down just as quickly.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 29th September 2024

What does this picture say about South Africa?

In a single snapshot, we see a story that captures the true essence of South Africa—a nation defined by resilience, diversity, and an indomitable spirit. On Saturday, it wasn’t just about the Rugby Championship win or the scoreboard; it was about the unity, strength, and perseverance that transcend sport. This image speaks more powerfully than any politician’s speech.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 23rd September 2024

Why is this photo so important?

Nine years ago today, the rugby world was left in shock as Japan defeated South Africa at the 2015 Rugby World Cup. The Springboks, grappling with internal turmoil, managed to regroup and reach the semi-finals, narrowly losing by just two points. However, the most difficult period was yet to come. In 2017, the Springboks endured their worst defeat in history, a 57-0 loss to the All Blacks in Albany, New Zealand.

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 17th September 2024

What Keeps James Blunt Relevant Today?

Over the past weekend, Blunt stood on the SunBet Arena stage in Pretoria, South Africa, and delivered a show that was, if only in part, not just a concert! It was a means of transport—across time and emotions—that took the 8,000 listeners in the audience on a wave of nostalgia, retrospection, and happiness. Blunt’s ability to stay popular, especially after his first album Back to Bedlam and the hit song You’re Beautiful in 2004, is impressive.

9th September 2024

Why Am I Supporting The All Blacks This Weekend?

As a lifelong Springboks fan, it feels almost sacrilegious to admit this: today, as I sit in Cape Town Stadium, I’m proudly wearing the black jersey of the All Blacks. Yes, me—the same person who has travelled across continents, supporting and reporting on the Bokke, now finds myself in unfamiliar territory. Why?

The USPA - US Press Association ©® • 5th July 2024

Wimbledon: Where Legends Are Made and Memories Are Born

Wimbledon. The mere word stirs something deep within every tennis fan, player, and even casual observer. It's more than just a tennis tournament. It's a pilgrimage—a time-honored tradition where players chase the ultimate glory, and spectators revel in the magic of the sport at its finest.

Prescience Media • 17th February 2024

Taylor Swift at the MCG: A Monumental Chapter in Pop Music History

The Eras Tour, already crowned the highest-grossing tour in history, is carefully designed to lead audiences through Swift’s chameleonic evolution.