Yaseen Gaffar
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The cost of putting food on the table for South African households saw a “distinct shift upwards” in April 2026, as the ripple effects of international conflict and surging fuel prices have begun to bite.
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All eyes will be on the King of the Hill battle between 2024 champion Robert Wolk and six-time winner and current Simola Hillclimb record-holder Andre Bezuidenhout. This is the first time they will be vying for victory in similar cars, having battled it out in vastly different single-seaters over the years.
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The ghosts of “Day Zero” are stirring once again as the City of Cape Town officially moved to an “Early Drought Caution” status this week.
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The 2026 Varsity Cup reaches its fever pitch as the competition enters the knockout stages. With only four teams remaining, the stakes could not be higher.
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Junior Springbok coach Kevin Foote has made one thing abundantly clear: if you aren’t fit enough to play at a lung-busting tempo, you won’t be on the plane to Gqeberha. As the 45-man squad gathers in Stellenbosch this week, the mission is less about reinventing the wheel and more about sharpening the engine for the…
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In the cold light of a Sunday morning in Mayol, the “what-ifs” are beginning to haunt the DHL Stormers. Following their agonizing 28-27 Champions Cup exit at the hands of Toulon, flyhalf Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has admitted that a tactical shift in the final seconds – specifically a drop goal – could have changed the franchise’s…
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The Stormers’ Champions Cup ambitions ended in a cloud of controversy and “dreadful” officiating on Saturday night, as a narrow 28-27 defeat to Toulon was marred by a series of high-stakes refereeing calls that left experts and fans alike fuming.
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In a clash defined by grit and narrow margins, Hoërskool Framesby secured a morale-boosting 15-14 victory over Glenwood High School on Day Two of the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival (KERF).
