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Kevin Rademeyer’s Biography

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With a deep passion for sports and entertainment, I have carved out a dynamic career as a freelance journalist, covering everything from the intense action on the cricket, rugby, and football fields to the vibrant world of concerts and live events.

My journey into the media world began at Tuks FM in 2002, where I honed my skills and served as Marketing and Sales Manager. This foundation led to my role as an editor and journalist for publications created in association with the prestigious Pret…

Kevin Rademeyer’s Journalist Portfolio

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Proteas Women set sights on strong start at World Cup.

Proteas Women set sights on strong start at World Cup.

South Africa's women's cricket team begin their ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 campaign with [...]

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Countdown to Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia.

Countdown to Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia.

Two years from today, Perth Stadium will roar to life as the Wallabies take the [...]

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ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 – Key Players and Storylines

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 – Key Players and Storylines

The Women’s Cricket World Cup kicks off September 30 in India and Sri Lanka, with eight nations battling over…

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Trump's G20 absence overshadows first summit on African soil.

Trump's G20 absence overshadows first summit on African soil.

The United States has confirmed President Donald Trump will not attend November's Group of 20 leaders' summit…

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Analysis: Springboks thrash Argentina as Sacha breaks records.

Analysis: Springboks thrash Argentina as Sacha breaks records.

South Africa's 67-30 win over Argentina at Kings Park was more than a blowout scoreline. [...]

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Red Roses crowned champions as Women's Rugby enters new era.

Red Roses crowned champions as Women's Rugby enters new era.

England ended eight years of Rugby World Cup heartbreak with a commanding 33-13 victory over [...]

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Articles

Live Feed| Godfrey Lebeya is back before Madlanga Commission.

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By Lehlohonolo Lehana. Former Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya is back before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry on Wednesday following questioning over the theft of drugs worth an estimated R200-million from Hawks offices in Port Shepstone in 2021. During his appearance on Tuesday, Lebeya told the Commission that he only became aware the drugs had been stored at the Port Shepstone offices after they were stolen. He said he could not recall being informed that the drugs had been kept at the facility.
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Australia names ODI squad to Tour South Africa.

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By Kevin Rademeyer
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By Kevin Rademeyer, Sports Journalist. Photo Credit: Cricket Australia. Marnus Labuschagne’s place in Australia’s one day plans has finally disappeared. The 32-year-old has been left out of a strong squad for six ODIs against Zimbabwe and South Africa, a significant decision with next year’s World Cup to be played in the same region. Labuschagne was one of Australia’s key players in their 2023 World Cup triumph, including a crucial contribution in the final against India.
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Zverev back from the brink as Coco wins easily at US Open.

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By Kevin Rademeyer, Sports Journalist. Photo Credit: US Open. Alexander Zverev was two points from an early exit. Coco Gauff, by contrast, barely had to break stride. The contrasting fortunes summed up a rain interrupted third day at the US Open, with top seeded Zverev eventually escaping Italian qualifier Lorenzo Sonego in a five set battle that finished shortly before 2am in New York.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Cricket World Cup 2023 in South Africa

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Immediate access to information. And everyone can get the same information