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‘I don’t think I did much wrong’: Bogey-free Burmester rues missed putts in Hong Kong
Leighton Koopman|Published

‘I don’t think I did much wrong’: Bogey-free Burmester rues missed putts in Hong ...

How plastic bottles are washing up on one of the world's most remote islands

Murray Swart|Published

Discover how a UCT-led study reveals the alarming rise of plastic bottles on the remote shores of Marion Island, highlighting the global issue of plastic pollution. ...

Scammed holidaymakers fight for refunds from fraudulent accommodation service

Marsha Dean|Published

Angry holidaymakers seek refunds from a couple after their festive trips were cancelled and payments were not returned.

Midmar Mile champions Lotter and Caldwell target national open water glory in Jeffreys Bay

Rowan Callaghan|Published

SA’s top marathon swimmers gather at Marina Martinique for the national championships, with Midmar Mile winners among the favourites for national honours.

Watch Video2026 FIFA World Cup showdown is in jeopardy as a co-host USA is at war with participant Iran

Herman Gibbs|Published

2026 FIFA World Cup

Watch VideoPSL must act swiftly on two fronts: FNB stadium overcrowding crisis and support VAR efforts

Herman Gibbs|Published

Premier Soccer League (PSL)

Watch VideoBlitzboks target another Vancouver statement as refreshed Visser returns

Rowan Callaghan|Published

Springbok Sevens captain Impi Visser returns from a strategic break as South Africa aim to build on their strong HSBC SVNS form in a tough Vancouver pool featuring ...

City Cape Town can't auction its responsibility to build an integrated City

Brett Herron|Published

In public hands, it could be developed for public good, maximising its potential for affordable homes in a happening new Cape Town space.

City of Cape Town plans to add 1 000 hectares of new nature reserves

Staff Reporter|Published

The City of Cape Town aims to enhance biodiversity and community access to nature by seeking Council approval for two new nature reserves and the expansion of five ...

Cape Town this weekend: majestic horses, house music and live theatre

Bernelee Vollmer|Published

This weekend in Cape Town is all about coming together. Enjoy the elegance of trained horses, the pulse of deep house music, and the fun of live storytelling.

Watch Video‘It’s a privilege’: Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu embraces Stormers pressure in URC

Leighton Koopman|Published

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, the newly crowned South African URC Player of the Year, shares his thoughts on the pressure of playing for the Stormers and their quest ...

South African Dean Burmester stays in the hunt at LIV Hong Kong despite stiff neck troubles

Leighton Koopman|Published

Despite battling a stiff neck, South African golfer Dean Burmester mounts a remarkable comeback to tie for first place after day two of the LIV Golf Hong Kong tournament, ...

How Rooibos tea became a cultural symbol in Down Cemetery Road

Murray Swart|Published

Rooibos tea takes centre stage in the Apple TV+ thriller Down Cemetery Road, showcasing South Africa's rich cultural heritage and the growing global appreciation ...

City of Cape Town employee arrested for threatening motorist with firearm

Kim Swartz|Published

Metro Police in Cape Town apprehended a truck driver for pointing a firearm at a motorist, while another firearm-related incident occurred in Khayelitsha.

Watch VideoPremiership pause for Nedbank Cup quarter-finals, cranks up the excitement in title chase

Herman Gibbs|Published

While the weekend’s Premiership action pauses for the Nedbank Cup quarter-finals, two of South Africa’s storied clubs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns, are ...

Cape Town Airport records 367 000 arrivals

Murray Swart|Published

In January, Cape Town International Airport welcomed over 367,000 international passengers, marking a 9% increase from last year and signalling a vibrant start for ...

Secretary to Parliament pulls in R4.9 million, out-earning President Ramaphosa

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza defends the controversial R4.9 million salary of Secretary to Parliament Xolile George, as the DA calls for an investigation ...

Build-up to race day for the 48th Cycle Tour

Murray Swart|Published

Join 30 000 cyclists as they take over Cape Town’s streets for the 48th Cape Town Cycle Tour, celebrating health, community, and the joy of cycling.

New phase of MyCiTi expansion sparks mixed reactions

Murray Swart|Updated

Cape Town's MyCiTi expansion project begins a new construction phase, aiming to connect commuters from Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain with Wynberg and Claremont, ...

NSFAS disburses over R6 billion to support students

Staff Reporter|Published

NSFAS is revolutionising access to higher education by providing essential financial support and ensuring timely disbursement for deserving students.