Rassie Erasmus has rewarded six uncapped players with Springbok call-ups for the Nations Championship, while scrumhalves Herschel Jantjies and Embrose Papier return to the national setup after impressive seasons.
Netherlands routed Sweden 5-1 in Houston on Saturday to not only top Group F with four points after two games, but to also open it in ajar.
A DA ward candidate was shot and killed in Cape Town on Saturday.
Overall, Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus was satisfied with his team’s season-opener against the Barbarians in Gqeberha on Saturday.
Mzandile Stick praised the character and potential of South Africa ‘A’ after their 40-0 victory over Zimbabwe, highlighting the performances of youngsters Yaqeen Ahmed and Zekhethelo Siyaya while expressing satisfaction with a defensive effort that kept the Sables scoreless.
Burglars went shopping at Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane's Bryanston home on Saturday morning, helping themselves to a laptop, a monitor and booze.
The final preparations are underway to host the 12th edition of lnternational Day of Yoga (IDY) at the Durban Amphitheatre on North Beach on Sunday from 9am.
Golden Arrows have turned their attention to Pitso Dladla after talks with former TS Galaxy coach Adnan Beganovic fell through, while Durban City consider Khalil Ben Youssef as successor.
The Springboks kicked off their season in style with an emphatic 12-try victory over the Barbarians in Gqeberha. Despite a couple of yellow cards and a few areas to tidy up, the world champions produced a dominant display.
The Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill passed the lower House by 216 votes to 42. It now moves to the Senate, and from there to the President, the final stages on its path to the statute book.
AFTER losing her daughter in a tragic accident involving an alleged drunk driver, a Chatsworth mother has launched a petition calling for a zero-alcohol limit for drivers.
A BrightRock study shows young South Africans view life insurance as complex, costly and hard to trust, despite recognising its importance. Key concerns include confusing terms, affordability pressures, and uncertainty about exclusions, highlighting demand for simpler and more…
With the June 30 anti-immigration deadline looming, eThekwini mayor Cyril Xaba reports that nearly 4,000 Malawian nationals have already been deported from South Africa.
The postponement of the India-Africa Forum Summit IV due to the Ebola outbreak raises critical questions about Africa's vaccine dependency. How is India stepping up to support its African partners in this time of crisis?
The Springboks delivered a rock star performance at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday in beating the Barbarians 80-31.
Russian assets in SA are officially safe from seizure after the government flatly rejected a European-led plan to freeze Moscow's wealth to help fund the rebuilding of Ukraine.
Management in the South African Police Service (SAPS) briefs Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia on readiness for the June 30 demonstrations, as tensions rise over an anti-migrant deadline. The SAPS aims to ensure safety and uphold the law during this critical period.
On Youth Day, flooding caused by Sibanye Stillwater's actions devastated Androsol Mining's operations, resulting in R67 million in losses and threatening the livelihoods of 260 workers.
dmitting that the squad are yet to hit top gear at the T20 World Cup, Chloe Tryon calls for calm execution and clever strike rotation ahead of Sunday's virtual quarter-final.
On the fiftieth anniversary of June 16, this article reflects on the enduring legacy of the youth who fought against Apartheid and examines the ongoing challenges of economic exclusion faced by today's generation in South Africa.
Everything you need to know about registering to vote and changing your voting station ahead of the crucial 2026 local government elections
At a Youth Day commemoration at the Castle of Good Hope, Dr Iqbal Survé argued that South Africa's struggle for freedom began centuries before the 1976 Soweto Uprising. Drawing on the histories of Khoisan communities, Indonesian freedom fighters, anti-apartheid activists and…
Political analysts say immigration is becoming a key issue ahead of the 2026 local government elections, with concerns that growing debate around undocumented migration could contribute to rising xenophobic tensions.
A recent ruling involving the BECSA Provident Fund highlights a crucial principle in South African retirement fund law: marriage alone does not guarantee a share of a deceased member’s death benefits. The Pension Funds Adjudicator and Financial Services Tribunal upheld a…
The SA ‘A’ side produced a dominant all-round display to beat Zimbabwe in Gqeberha, highlighting South Africa’s impressive depth despite playing part of the match with 14 men.
Explore the legal battle between the City of Cape Town and Ndifuna Ukwazi over alleged unlawful evictions at the Sydney Street parking lot, where a High Court interdict is at the centre of a heated controversy.
Senator Sylvia Mthethwa of Shoprite Eswatini has made history by being elected vice president of Africa’s Most Influential Women, joining forces with Liberia's former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor to empower women across the continent.
The two strongest teams inside Group C have taken their respective places at the top of the standings as the second round of group matches drew to a close.
National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza will not oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to pause Parliament’s impeachment inquiry into the Phala Phala scandal.
With the 2026 Local Government Elections approaching, over 300,000 South Africans have already registered to vote by midday, showcasing a strong commitment to democratic participation.
After nearly a year of avoiding court, Bibi Fatima Patel and Sayefudeen Aslam Del Vecchio face justice for the brutal murder of British botanists Rodney and Dr Rachel Saunders.
The Karoo Donkey Sanctuary urgently calls for public support to combat the escalating threat of donkey slaughter for skin trade, jeopardising their vital rescue and advocacy work across South Africa.
From a historic heart transplant theatre to Africa’s only submarine museum, these overlooked Cape Town museums offer fascinating stories and memorable family outings.