Lise Beyers
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South Africa lost 2-0 to Mexico in their World Cup opener, facing two red cards and leaving their progression uncertain.
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The 2026 Fifa World Cup begins in Mexico City, featuring 48 teams amid controversies over ticket prices and visa issues.
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US homeland security officials say World Cup matches will be “very secure” but have expressed concerns over potential lone wolf attacks.
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World-renowned botanist Professor Eugene Moll has given Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden a clean bill of health following a ministerial inspection.
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South Africa’s Customs Detector Dog Unit significantly combats smuggling and crime but operates underfunded, risking border security and revenue.
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The Gauteng High Court has ordered the South African National Defence Force to pay legal costs after relocating Operation Prosper troops from Fort iKapa.
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More than 3 000 Malawians sought refuge in an open field in Durban after fleeing escalating anti-immigrant threats and attacks.
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The severe weather systems that battered the Western Cape in May have caused preliminary damage estimated at more than R9 billion.
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This year, a record 10 team from Africa will take the stage in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Julius Malema’s R1 million defamation lawsuit against PA deputy president Kenny Kunene has been struck off the court roll.
