Lise Beyers
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Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni have emerged as the epicentres of gun violence in Gauteng, with more than 2 800 shootings this year.
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South African law enforcement agencies have entered full operational readiness mode ahead of countrywide protests on 30 June.
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South Africa football coach Hugo Broos has suggested he may reverse his decision to retire from coaching following South Africa’s heartbreaking World Cup exit to Canada in Los Angeles.
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The decision by King Charles and Queen Camilla not to live at Buckingham Palace once a costly, 10-year refurbishment is complete has raised questions about the future of this emblem of the British monarchy and stirred criticism.
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The Springbok Women’s test match against the USA on July 4 honors Walter and Albertina Sisulu’s legacy, promoting social justice and women’s empowerment.
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South Africa’s Springboks face a ticket sales crisis due to economic woes and safety concerns in Ellis Park’s area ahead of the Test.
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Princess Catherine climbed the UK’s Three Peaks to raise funds for cancer care, celebrating her remission and promoting holistic healthcare awareness.
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Defending champion Jannik Sinner begins title defence at Wimbledon today, while Novak Djokovic pursues record 25th Grand Slam.
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A legal dispute over plans to expand the Wimbledon tennis championships is continuing through England’s courts, as the tournament welcomes the world’s top players this week.
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Exporters Western Cape has cautioned that planned demonstrations on 30 June must not disrupt trade routes and business operations, warning that South Africa’s reputation as a reliable trading partner is at stake.
