Five Springboks who must fly to catch Rassie’s eye against Barbarians
It may not be an official Test match, but there is a lot to play for when the Springboks run out against the Barbarians at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
Kekana: Sundowns proved they can compete at the FIFA Club World Cup
Mamelodi Sundowns defender Grant Kekana shares insights from their recent FIFA Club World Cup campaign, highlighting the lessons learned and the potential for African ...
COMMENT: Will Orlando Pirates' new signings challenge Mamelodi Sundowns' dominance?
Orlando Pirates have made significant strides in their recruitment for the 2025/26 season, unveiling eight new signings aimed at challenging the dominance of Mamelodi ...
Zanele van Zyl: How family, food and passion shaped one of SA’s favourite chefs
Chef Zanele van Zyl talks about her life as a chef.
Kagiso Trust backs entrepreneurs as key to tackling unemployment
Kagiso Trust is highlighting the growing role of the informal economy and the need for greater investment in small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs).
5 great reads by South African writers from 30 years of real-life stories
The Interpreters is a new book that collects the work of 37 authors in South Africa.
French farmer bets on camel milk in camembert country
French farmer milks camel revolution.
Runaway bears steal honey and sleep it off
Naughty bears escape, steal a week’s worth of honey, then take long nap.
Millions of children missing vaccines
Child vaccination rates drop globally.
June 28: What's on
Your guide to all the entertainment in Durban and KZN this week.
How ancient Romans used public baths for pleasure
'Baths, wine, and sex make life worth living’: how ancient Romans used public baths to relax, work out and socialise.
Young Mozambican inventor bringing the blind smart 'vision’
Mozambican student builds smart glasses to help the visually impaired navigate daily life
Britain moves to rein in Google’s power in online search
Google faces tough new regulations from UK competition authority