Cyril is no couch potato

Cyril Ramaphosa - union leader, business tycoon, former mine boss and now again president - is considered one of Africa's wealthiest entrepreneurs, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

'The perfect picture of how we should live'

South African rugby has got an unexpected thumbs-up from one of its most tenacious rivals, former Australian coach Eddie Jones, who says the Springboks are more than just a team - they also portray \"the perfect picture of how we should live our lives\".

Maties painful reminder of past

Varsity can finally be an institution in Africa, for Africa

Teaming up with smaller parties will give ANC the edge

Former Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Tony Leon says it is possible for the ANC and other parties in the government of national unity (GNU) to gang up against the DA on certain issues.

‘Narcissistic' Zille out of line

»» ANC is the principal leader of the GNU, says its new chief whip.

GNU: ANC 'outsmarted'

»» Appointment of Cabinet will tell us who has the true influence analyst.

Davids shares his insights on Nabi

Fadlu Davids has given insight into what to expect from Nasreddine Nabi, who is linked with the vacant head coaching position at Kaizer Chiefs.

A pitch switch pleases Yadav

India batsman Suryakumar Yadav (above) has welcomed the switch from New York to the traditional pitches of Barbados ahead of their opening match in the Super Eight part of the T20 Cricket World Cup against Afghanistan today.

Super-sub Frattesi could be key

Davide Frattesi (right) will be key to Italy's hopes of beating red-hot Spain at Euro 2024 today after earning the faith of coach Luciano Spalletti despite his peripheral role at Inter Milan.

A Foden conundrum

Gareth Southgate must solve his Phil Foden (above) conundrum as the England playmaker struggles to reproduce his brilliant Manchester City form at international level.

JSE hits a summit

It is its biggest surge in a single day this year.

Pharrell Williams kicks off Paris Fashion Week for Louis Vuitton

The Paris Fashion Week kicked off on Tuesday with hip-hop mogul Pharrell Williams playing on the language of one-world unity as he staged his latest branding event for Louis Vuitton at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) headquarters.

Putin, Kim sign defence treaty

N Korea 'fully supports' Russia's war in Ukraine.

Bombs continue to fall on Rafah

More aid reaching northern Gaza but 'drastic deterioration in the south', says UN.

Cele fails the nation on crime

It was with great excitement when Bheki Cele was appointed minister of police in 2018.

Oh, the war games all play

There is nothing as disturbing as when leaders talk about peace but at the same time intensify their war rhetoric.

Traditional vs modern

Medically done circumcision has 'measurable benefit to young people's health'.

Great trek to W Cape

Residents have high probability of getting services.

A new era begins for SA

People want the basic necessities: a comfortable, happy, healthy, secure life.

A spectacle of music and gun salutes

Traditional music, an orchestra, prayers, a 21-gun salute and poetry by a praise singer marked the swearing in of President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Union Buildings yesterday.

Dis-Chem takes fight to Clicks

Gap more evident in the EC, where Clicks has three times the share it has.

Hard work pays off for Bok Fassie

Star Sharks outside back Aphelele Fassi is a testament to hard work and effort having returned to the Springbok fold after a few years out, with him targeting a comeback in the Test against Wales this weekend.

Pooran following Gayle's footsteps

Nicholas Pooran yesterday insisted \"sacrifice and hard work\" have been key to him succeeding Chris Gayle as the West Indies leading T20 run-maker.

German golden oldies

With a combined age of 106, Germany's three remaining 2014 World Cup winners Manuel Neuer, Thomas Mueller and Toni Kroos are leading the hosts' charge for Euro 2024 glory.

Eskom to ramp up transmission

Power utility has already obtained necessary licences from regulator Nersa.

Got some spare change?

Banks offer the service to comply with regulations.

Crash: 'God saved us'

Drivers were watching cricket on a phone, according to railways ministry.

Thailand legalises same-sex unions

Thailand has became the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise same-sex marriage, in a historic parliamentary vote hailed as a \"victory\" by campaigners.

Cele thanks South Africans as he bows out

Former police minister Bheki Cele has thanked South Africans for their support and encouraged his successor to put the public first during an address on his last day in office.

Inuits can 'bearly' hunt

Quotas in place to slow the fall in polar bear numbers in Greenland.