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Sinner’s dominance stirs memories of Nadal
It appears to be folly to compare French Open men’s top seed Jannik Sinner to Rafa Nadal in respect of anything related to the French Open. The great Spaniard won…
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Rangers to pursue Moore return – gossip
Danny Rohl has confirmed that Rangers will work on re-signing Mikey Moore from Tottenham Hotspur this summer. (talkSPORT), externalThe Rangers manager also insists striker Youssef Chermiti will be a key…
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Mathjabeng in financial freefall – The Mail & Guardian
Falling apart: The AG report has raised concerns about the municipality’s ability to continue operating as its debt spiral deepens and service delivery stalls. Photo: Lunga Mzangwe Auditor-general Tsakani Maluleke…
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Bosch 2.0: I enjoy pressure now
Curwin Bosch says he is returning to South Africa as a more mature player who now embraces pressure rather than fearing it. The former Sharks flyhalf will join the Vodacom…
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Janet Jackson celebrates 60th birthday with family and friends
Janet Jackson, the youngest of the Jackson children, turned 60 on 16 May and held an intimate party with friends and family to celebrate. The Rhythm Nation singer and actress…
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Ackers grateful for home play-off but says Bulls must be better against Munster
Coach Johan Ackermann referred to the Bulls' tough 34-31 win over Munster in March, as he contemplated a quarter-final against them. Bulls coach Johan Ackermann said he was grateful for…
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Rise of Farage — how Britain’s political chaos threatens UK-Africa relations
The next British general election is in 2029, but you could already feel the tremor from the council election of 7 May.The surge of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK Party is…
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URC: Quarter-finals confirmed, kick off times
The United Rugby Championship (URC) quarter-finals and kick off times are now confirmed, with three South African sides having qualified for the first round of the playoffs that take place…
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Environmental activist escalates Boipatong sewage disaster to UN
Reverend Modise Molefe accuses the state of 'ridiculing' him and giving empty promises Reverend Modise Molefe has decided to take his lone fight for environmental justice in Gauteng’s Boipatong township…
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Imports come at a long-term cost for SA
Imports and exports are fundamentals of global trade and local economies, but while South Africa retains a positive trade surplus, it needs to engage in more mutually beneficial trade of…