Amy Lé-Semper
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Springbok Women host Ireland at Athlone Stadium, the URC returns with the Lions, Sharks, Bulls and Stormers all in action, and F1 heads to Austin, Texas.
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Fuel levy cuts from 4 November, debt stabilising for the first time in nearly two decades, and R10 billion set aside for El Niño.
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Flight grounded at King Phalo Airport after a bomb threat, Tshwane residents warned not to drink tap water, and swimming community mourns Janine Lochrenberg after shark attack.
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Tshwane residents have been told to stop drinking tap water after waterborne pathogens left hundreds of people needing medical treatment.
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Tshwane mayor Nasiphi Moya rejects cholera claims in Bronkhorstspruit’s water, a fatal shark attack closes two Eastern Cape beaches, and the Road Accident Fund loses a major court case.
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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana faces calls for action on fuel prices and jobs in Wednesday’s Medium-Term Budget, nine Stellenbosch University students face community service after a naked campus streak, and Elon Musk claims he has built a flying car that experts say he has not.
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South Africa’s European raiders launch their Champions Cup and Challenge Cup campaigns, the Wallabies roll the dice on youth against the All Blacks in Sydney, and the Proteas seek revenge against Australia in Gqeberha.
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Political killings are escalating ahead of South Africa’s 4 November local elections with at least 43 people dead in suspected attacks, Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay says US President Donald Trump’s sanctions against the International Criminal Court were a reaction to the prize not being awarded to him, and Stellenbosch University is investigating after…
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Medicine shortages are affecting Western Cape public hospitals, musician David Kramer is mourning the death of his wife, Renaye, and the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 9,000 cases, with more than 4,000 lives lost.
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Online gambling has surged 390% in South Africa, petrol and diesel have hit record highs, and obstacle course racing world champion Thomas van Tonder will attempt more than 600 monkey bars beneath Bloukrans Bridge.
