Smart licence on its way

'New security features aim to eliminate increasing risks of fraud.'

'Halt the cruel slaughter' - Peta

NAMIBIA: CULLING NO SOLUTION TO DROUGHT CRISIS

Black sororities boost Kamala

Many members will do fundraising, voter registration.

China welcomes Cyril - and tightens ties with 8 agreements

President Cyril Ramaphosa wants to narrow the trade deficit between South Africa and China and address the structure of it.

Soma, Yeni to carry on

Serrano looks best in opening race.

BOK HISTORY BECKONS

Only the second time since 1995 that the Boks have beaten the All Blacks three times in a row.

Leclerc delights the Italian fans

F1: WINS AT HOME OF FERRARI AS VERSTAPPEN FALTERS

Djokovic admits playing his 'worst tennis ever'

Defending champion Novak Djokovic (right) admitted he had played \"his worst tennis ever\" as he slumped to his earliest exit at the US Open in 18 years on Friday, sparking more questions over his longterm future in the sport.

Du Toit likened to 'Army Knife'

BOKS: VERSATILE FORWARD PLAYED IN THREE POSITIONS.

Lions secure a home semi

The Lions and Bulls secured home semifinals, while the Sharks also made sure of their place in the Currie Cup knockouts, on the penultimate weekend of pool action in the competition.

Reds tear United apart

EPL: PERFECT SLOT START AT LIVERPOOL CONTINUES WHILE CHELSEA BATTLE

Haaland keeps piling them up

Erling Haaland (above) fired Manchester City to the top of the Premier League with a second consecutive hat-trick in a 3-1 win at West Ham on Saturday.

Arteta slams referee over Rice red

Mikel Arteta admitted he was \"amazed\" by Chris Kavanagh's controversial decision to send off Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice (right) in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Brighton.

The road to green energy

To keep the national grid stable, renewable energy must be stored somewhere and supplied reliably.

Exec sells 5m shares

Group says that the transactions are due to 'long-term portfolio planning'.

Choosing right security firm

Robust security system, backed up by reliable response is a strong deterrent.

Does mileage influence decision when buying used car?

Everybody knows that it is important to check the odometer when you want to buy a used car.

Banking scams on the rise

Scammers constantly devise new methods to steal from their victims.

Spot pyramid schemes before the fraudsters suck you in

Pyramid schemes are another scam to steal your money.

Ratepayers don't get best service

The councillor for our area goes every Friday to try and sort out account problems for the residents.

We will settle the score - Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed yesterday to \"settle the score\" with Hamas after the military had recovered the bodies of six hostages from a Gaza tunnel.

Fresh competition brewing for bubble tea

Sweet, milky and colourful bubble tea is wildly popular in China, where people sipping through straws from large plastic cups is a common sight in high streets and shopping malls.

Plum record for George farmer

At 464.15g puts its predecessor, a 354.578 Japanese specimen, in the shade.

Beauty queen wins Miss Nigeria after SA row

A former Miss South Africa contestant hounded over a nationality row was crowned Miss Universe Nigeria on Saturday, capping a difficult few weeks for the beauty queen.

Boks 'do it for SA'

Bok captain thanks SA, saying 'you've carried us through so many battles'.

Set-jetting in the UK

Holidays to locations of favourite shows

All Blacks bank on the old hands

New Zealand head coach Scott Robertson is backing experience to drive the All Blacks when the two sides collide in their massive Rugby Championship clash at Ellis Park today (kick-off 5pm).

Root salutes Thorpe

Joe Root paid an emotional tribute to the late Graham Thorpe after scoring a milestone 33rd Test hundred against Sri Lanka at Lord's on Thursday, saying much of his success was down to the impact of his former coach.

Ramphadi hopes to serve for gold on tennis court

South Africa's wheelchair tennis players hope to make sports history starting tomorrow when they start chasing tennis balls on the Paralympic courts in Paris.

Sinner breezes into the third round

World No 1 Jannik Sinner (right), vying to add the US Open title to the Australian Open crown he won in January, breezed into the third round on Thursday with a 6-4, 6-0, 6-2 victory over Alex Michelsen.