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A video series by Baseline Skate Shop, featuring video parts from the shop’s team riders. Video 02 focuses on Melissa Williams. Supported by Vans Filmed and edited by Joubert van Staden

The GYST Skateboarding crew went to South Africa for a second project, focussing on stimulating talent in the skateboard community. 200 skateboards were collected and shipped for the trip and where given to kids in less fortunate areas.

KDC is back! And the finals of the first event for 2021 are streaming live from the Kumba Skate Park in Kimberley on Saturday 27 March at 5PM. This is a ‘Skateboarding for Hope’ event for local skaters in the … Continued

A new part by Shongani Wandile Mhlongo from Soweto.

Ethan Cairns is one of the stand-out rippers in the new ‘Facetious’ edit that Vans ZA just released. If you keep up-to-date with Session then Ethan will be no stranger to you, as he’s featured heavily in our magazine, in … Continued

Facetious is a Vans South Africa skate video project that has been in the works for the last 3 years. The widely diverse team covers all corners of South Africa. From Cape Town to Johannesburg and Durban to PE, the … Continued

Jonathan Liebenberg on the streets of Johannesburg and Pretoria. Filmed by Dean Marais, Marcel De Andrade and Reuben Du Pisanie

While in Johannesburg with Monster Energy team riders Khule Ngubane and Dlamini Dlamini we headed to the Milpark Skatepark. Johannesburg locals Tkay Modise, Tyrone Singh and Levi Webb gave us an honest review of the spot. Let’s hope that with … Continued

Red Bull ZA linked up with Paul Melato and the LSD skate crew to create a new DIY spot in Sebokeng. You can find the spot at the following address: Old United bank Building. Unit 21059, Zone 14, Sebokeng, 1983. … Continued

The guys from Plankie Skateboards and the guys from Slappy Skate Co are old friends anyway, but now they have decided to make it even more official by joining forces. Check out this new video that celebrates their new collaboration, featuring … Continued

Who says South Africans don’t go big? Joubert compiled some classic clips of South African skaters hitting spots that are 15 stairs high or greater! Sure there are one or two more you might remember from a photo in the … Continued

‘Skate Africa’ is a new series by Red Bull Skate that explores emerging skate scenes across the African continent. Episode 2 focuses on George Zuko and The Keedz in Nairobi, Kenya: Photos by Sam McGuire: