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Rough justice: SA Open delivers early reality check at brutal Stellenbosch Golf Club
Leighton Koopman|Published

Rough justice: SA Open delivers early reality check at brutal Stellenbosch Golf Club ...

Watch VideoFormer Kazier Chiefs defender Morgan Gould advices Amakhosi to 'play the game, not the occasion' against Orlando Pirates

Obakeng Meletse|Published

Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Morgan Gould has urged Amakhosi to ignore the hype surrounding the Soweto derby and concentrate on securing three crucial points against ...

'Battle over Good Hope Centre far from over'

Theolin Tembo|Published

Despite protests, the Good Hope Centre was auctioned for R135 million, prompting the ANC to pursue a possible intergovernmental dispute with the City of Cape Town. ...

Watch VideoAbdeslam Ouaddou oozes confidence Orlando Pirates will return to winning ways in the Soweto Derby

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou is confident for the Soweto Derby, urging players to enjoy the occasion and stay focused.

How Treasury intends curbing public sector graft

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

National Treasury Director-General Dr Duncan Pieterse has announced new procurement guidelines aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability across government ...

Watch VideoJJ Kotze set for 50th cap as Stormers chase URC Shield hopes at Ellis Park

Leighton Koopman|Published

As JJ Kotze gears up for his 50th match with the Stormers, he reflects on his journey, the support from his teammates, and the importance of the upcoming game against ...

Prison social worker nabbed for sneaking phones and dagga into Porterville jail

Kim Swartz|Published

During a security search, a number of prohibited items, including dagga and cellphones, were discovered in her possession.

Watch VideoKhanyisa Mayo: ‘Pure luck’ behind Kaizer Chiefs’ goal drought ahead of Soweto derby

Obakeng Meletse|Published

Kaizer Chiefs striker Khanyisa Mayo has blamed a lack of luck for the club’s recent struggles in front of goal ahead of Saturday’s Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates ...

Zakes Mda to attend Thursday performance of And the Girls in Their Sunday Dresses

Unathi Kondile|Published

And the Girls in Their Sunday Dresses is a timeless South African classic. It was first published, in print, in 1993 by Wits University Press.

R100 000 reward for information on Atlantis murders

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Following the tragic murders of businessman Eugene Titus and a Grade 8 learner in Atlantis, Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced a R100,000 reward for ...

Ballots can’t break the machine: How ANC hardwired itself into State

Dugan Brown|Published

As electoral support wanes, its instinct may be to tighten its grip, to ensure that even in defeat it remains structurally central.

Paul O’Sullivan abruptly exits Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee hearing amid heated exchanges

Theolin Tembo|Published

Paul O’Sullivan's testimony at Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee came to an abrupt end as he walked out following heated exchanges.

Public warned against consuming washed-up rock lobsters along the West Coast

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Red tide conditions along Elands Bay have resulted in large marine walkouts and mortalities, including significant numbers of West Coast rock lobster and other fish ...

Watch VideoRassie Erasmus' alignment camp: Why invitations don't equate to Springbok selection

Mike Greenaway|Published

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus' 49-man alignment squad is as much about succession planning as it is about winning Test matches.

Watch VideoIsaac Kibet Ndiema could power Adriaan Wildschutt’s SA record bid at Gqeberha 10K

Rowan Callaghan|Published

Isaac Kibet Ndiema’s 26:55 pedigree could provide the perfect competition and pace Adriaan Wildschutt needs to break the South African 10km record.

NPA accused of 'tick box' exercise Nokuthula Simelane case

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

Nokuthula Simelane, an ANC activist, disappeared after being abducted and tortured by members of the Security Branch of the South African Police (SAP) in 1983.

'Overwhelmed' lawyer in R60 billion lawsuit against banks now barred from proceedings

Zelda Venter|Published

Douglas Shaw, who has been driving the case for the past six years against the country’s major banks, was given until Wednesday to produce a Fidelity Fund Certificate ...

R26bn allocated towards HIV/AIDS, research amid US cuts

Theolin Tembo|Published

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana revealed a significant R26 billion allocation to enhance HIV/AIDS programmes, alongside R410 million redirected to sustain vital ...

Watch VideoStormers aim to regain aura at Ellis Park as URC SA Shield race reaches boiling point

Leighton Koopman|Published

The Stormers are on a mission to reclaim their pride and stay in the race for the South African Shield, facing a resurgent Lions at Ellis Park this Saturday. A victory ...

Tax increases off the table for now

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana on Wednesday said South Africa has turned the point in the management of its public finances since the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic ...