Aussies well equipped

Captain Allan Alaalatoa said yesterday that the Wallabies will be better equipped to handle the physicality of South Africa as the teams prepare for wet and slippery conditions in the second Rugby Championship Test in Perth.

Riveiro believes he landed a gem

Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro has welcomed the signing of Deano Van Rooyen, saying the Buccaneers have landed a gem in the former Stellenbosch FC captain.

Arteta is on a mission

Mikel Arteta reportedly hired a group of pickpockets to teach his Arsenal stars a valuable lesson and is now planning to steal the Premier League title from Manchester City.

Racing's champions honoured

Followers of last week’s column cash in.

Women risk losing money

Addressing these issues is crucial for securing financial stability.

Can I trust an advisor?

Consider their advice the same way you consider that of a used car salesman.

Returning to 'real time'

Pressure to always be on’ digitally contributes to burnout affecting women.

Robotaxis spark concern

Debate around safety sparked in April after fatal accident.

Biden a 'Swiftie opening act' for Kamala

A few short weeks ago, Joe Biden was set to headline the Democratic National Convention but after a brutal political comedown, he's now the warm-up act for Kamala Harris.

New Thai leader's political roots run deep

Thailand's new prime minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, scion of the kingdom's most prominent political dynasty, comes to office freighted with a long family history of power, protests and coups.

ANC renewal 'crucial'

Ramaphosa has many culprits to fire over the next six months’.

The heat is on Afriski

We want African kids to grow up skiing so we can stop hiring US coaches.’

Marikana stain stays

Yesterday marked 12 years since the Marikana massacre, when 34 mineworkers were shot and killed during and no-one has been convicted yet, despite an extensive probe a protest The miners were shot on 16 August 2012 by police who were trying to disperse the striking Lonmin mineworkers, demanding a salary of R12 500 a month.

SA flag flies over Perth

»» Ican’t wait to make the Springboks and the country proud, says UFC hard man.

What's up Malema's sleeve?

Developments leave many questioning true intentions of key players, says expert.

On a journey to make a difference

DEDICATED TO TAKE UP THE PLIGHT OF THE POOR AND UPLIFTING COMMUNITIES

Spotlight falls on young Barca star

Teenage star Lamine Yamal is carrying the weight of expectations as Hansi Flick's Barcelona face the unenviable challenge of dethroning a fearsome Real Madrid side as Spanish champions this season.

United seeking a quick start

Manchester United kick-off the 2024/25 Premier League season at home to Fulham tonight before Manchester City begin the defence of their title at free-spending Chelsea on Sunday.

CBD gets R7.3bn injection

They doubled - a sign that the central city has rebounded from Covid slump.

Inside Eskom's reversal

Central to the strong performance was fixing the coal fleet.

Dark side of boy bands

Original footage, AI audio and visual syncing technology adds spice to the mix.

Bad voting choices killing Zimbabwe

With reference to the headline: \"Passport fee will kill us.\" No, your bad voting choices will kill you.

Migrant fears grip town

'There are millions of people fed up with immigration.'

Rise of Nomsa Nhlapho makes history in Tshwane

The deputy commissioner of the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) believes that Women's Month is a reminder that women can reach their goals if they pursue them with a vision and a passion.

Nature in good hands

African women forming networks that amplify their impact.

14 held over illegal gold processing facilities

Fourteen suspects, aged between 26 and 51, appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court yesterday, facing charges connected to operating illegal gold processing facilities in Eikenhof, south of Johannesburg.

Vandals turn pony into a zebra

Information that may lead to the identification of a person or people responsible for spray-painting Mills Bomb Shell Hole resident pony, at its stable in Warner Beach, on 8 August, is being sought.

'Cops' mental state leading to tragedies'

33 police suicides in 2019-20 financial year, 30 in 2020-21, 39 in 2021-22.

Council helps youth thrive

In a saturated industry like media and specifically photography, young entrepreneurs are finding themselves faced with challenges that hinder them from growing their businesses.

Fury over doc's killing

Condemnation and calls to end violence against women after doctor raped, killed.