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Bulls brace for familiar Glasgow storm in Champions Cup knockout clash
Leighton Koopman|Published

Watch VideoBulls brace for familiar Glasgow storm in Champions Cup knockout clash

Watch VideoWATCH | THE LAST WORD ON RUGBY: SA teams caught between URC survival and European dreams

Leighton Koopman|Published

With the race for the URC Top 8 heating up, South African rugby franchises face a critical decision: prioritise playoff ambitions or pursue European knockout glory. ...

Cape Flats bloodshed persists despite SANDF deployment

Marsha Dean|Published

On the first day of the SANDF's deployment, two men were shot dead in Hanover Park, raising concerns about ongoing violence in the Cape Flats community.

Watch VideoA case of the good, the bad and the ugly for Bafana Bafana in Cape Town

Zaahier Adams|Published

It was a case of the good, the bad, and the ugly for Bafana Bafana when they lost 2-1 to Panama at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Tuesday.

Watch VideoSnyman 2.0? Why JJ van der Mescht is the closest thing the Springboks have to The Viking

Leighton Koopman|Published

As the Springboks look toward the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia, the case for Northampton Saints' JJ van der Mescht to mirror RG Snyman’s unique " Bomb Squad" ...

Watch VideoBafana Bafana's Fifa World Cup state of play: The gaps Hugo Broos must plug before June 11

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Mbekezeli Mbokazi is World Cup ready, but Bafana Bafana must resolve striker and back-up goalkeeper issues before the final preparation window.

Broken promises stall Cape Flats' new provincial hospital project

Murray Swart|Published

Cape Flats communities continue to face healthcare access challenges as the rebuild of GF Jooste Hospital remains delayed, raising urgent concerns.

What the Western Cape High Court's ruling means for the Mowbray Muslim Cemetery"

Zelda Venter|Published

The Western Cape High Court's ruling halts mortuary construction at the historic Mowbray Muslim Cemetery, raising questions about the future of religious burial ...

At 67, Retha Smit proves it's never too late to achieve your PhD

Staff Reporter|Published

At 67, Dr Retha Smit earns her PhD in psychiatry from Stellenbosch University, showcasing that perseverance and lifelong learning can lead to extraordinary achievements, ...

Ottery bikers bring hope and pickled fish to Cape Flats

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

This Good Friday, the Ottery Boyz Bikers will bring hope and nourishment to Cape Flats residents through their annual pickled fish run, a cherished Easter tradition ...

What Cape Town residents are saying about the alarming rise in fuel prices

Murray Swart|Published

As petrol prices rise sharply, Cape Town residents rush to fill their tanks, grappling with the looming impact on transport and food costs.

“I will never be the same again”: Heartbroken father speaks out after daughter's murder by boyfriend

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

In a heart-wrenching account, a father shares his grief and despair following the brutal murder of his daughter by her boyfriend in Cape Town.

Watch VideoMarcell Coetzee explains why Bulls refused to rotate for Glasgow Champions Cup clash

Leighton Koopman|Published

As the Bulls gear up for a crucial Champions Cup knockout match against the Glasgow Warriors, captain Marcell Coetzee shares insights on their strategy and determination ...

Manenberg's turf war escalates: Four shot and two dead in gang violence

Marsha Dean|Published

In a shocking escalation of gang violence in Manenberg, two people were shot dead and two others injured on Tuesday, highlighting the ongoing turf war between rival ...

Watch VideoStormers on high alert for ‘wounded’ Toulon in Champions Cup knockout test

Leighton Koopman|Published

The Stormers are set to face a formidable Toulon side this weekend, determined to maintain their winning momentum in the Champions Cup despite their opponents' current ...

Western Cape teacher dodges sexting scandal unscathed

Murray Swart|Published

A Western Cape teacher has been exonerated of sexual misconduct charges after an arbitration process revealed the evidence against her was unreliable, emphasising ...

Audit exposes NSFAS mismanagement: 822 deceased students still funded

Hope Ntanzi|Published

Higher Education Department says it has given the NSFAS board three months to investigate mismanagement, following Auditor General findings that over 800 deceased ...

Watch VideoNick Hatton calls for squad effort as Sharks chase Challenge Cup victory in Connacht

Leighton Koopman|Published

The Sharks face a daunting challenge in Galway as they aim to secure a spot in the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup. With a shaky record against Connacht and ...

Watch VideoMamelodi Sundowns ready for ‘survival-mode’ Chippa United in Good Friday clash

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Mamelodi Sundowns' Iqraam Rayners anticipates a difficult match against relegation-threatened Chippa United, stressing the need to maintain their winning momentum. ...

Ceres farm worker sentenced to 42 years for the brutal murder of elderly employer

Robin - Lee Francke|Published

Three individuals, including a farm worker, have been sentenced to a total of 42 years for the brutal murder of 77-year-old Christina Walters at her Ceres farm.