Lise Beyers
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Springbok captain Siya Kolisi said the influx of young players into the national rugby systems benefits both emerging and experienced players.
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Crude oil prices dropped sharply as Trump announced the Middle East war could end soon, boosting equity markets amidst ongoing volatility.
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Ramaphosa has granted the judicial commission investigating corruption and political interference in the criminal justice system an additional five months to complete its work.
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Governing sports bodies face accusations of double standards in response to conflicts, highlighting political influences and concerns over consistency.
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FNB UP-Tuks cemented their position at the top of the FNB Varsity Cup standings after remaining the only unbeaten side in the competition following round three action on Monday night.
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The United Arab Emirates intercepted a missile and drone attack from Iran on Tuesday, as tensions escalated across the Middle East with fresh strikes on energy installations and conflicting statements on when the war might end.
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US President Donald Trump has urged Australia to grant asylum to Iran’s women’s football team after the players refused to sing their national anthem.
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The Department of Home Affairs partners with banks for Smart ID applications, enhancing accessibility and reducing lengthy office visits.
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Former Springbok flyhalf Naas Botha has relocated to the United States, where he is beginning a new chapter while remaining connected to sport and the South African community abroad.
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Middle East war unlikely to trigger 2008-scale economic crisis but oil prices above $150 per barrel could cause 1973-style shock.
