More than 250 athletes and other team members who came to Australia for the Commonwealth Games have refused to leave, with most seeking asylum but about 50 vanishing, most of them from African countries. We crossed to David Wroe, defense and National security correspondent for Sydney Morning Herald, based at Parliament House to hear more about this.

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Michael chats to Tennis Coach Jeff Coetzee to look back at the US Open final. We are also joined by General Manager of Tennis South Africa Anthony Moruthane who discuss the success of the federation in 2026.

Michael chats to Tennis Coach Jeff Coetzee to look back at the US Open final. We are also joined by General Manager of Tennis South Africa Anthony Moruthane who discuss the success of the federation in 2026.

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Top Sport with Michael Abrahamson chat with SABC Sport journalist Mazola Molefe to look at Pitso Mosimane's second stint first Bafana side to try qualify for AFCON. We are also joined by Joe Crann to discuss all things Carabao Cup. 

Top Sport with Michael Abrahamson chat with SABC Sport journalist Mazola Molefe to look at Pitso Mosimane's second stint first Bafana side to try qualify for AFCON. We are also joined by Joe Crann to discuss all things Carabao Cup.&nbsp;

Top Sport with Michael Abrahamson - Bafana squad announcement & Carabao Cup

Michael chats to coach squash coach Richard Castle and player John Anderson as South African squash players prepare for the upcoming World Championships in Korea. 

Michael chats to coach squash coach Richard Castle and player John Anderson as South African squash players prepare for the upcoming World Championships in Korea.&nbsp;

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