Yaseen Gaffar
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As the early morning mist lifted over Kearsney College’s Stott Field on Saturday, it revealed a day of high-octane schoolboy rugby that lived up to every ounce of the festival’s storied reputation. Day Two of the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival (KERF) 2026 delivered everything from gritty Zimbabwean revenge to a clinical Blue-and-Gold masterclass.
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Vodacom Bulls head coach Johan Ackermann has warned his side that nothing short of their absolute best will suffice when they step onto the turf today.
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It was a tale of two halves at a rain-swept sportsground on Friday night as the Sharks saw their Challenge Cup dreams evaporate in a 29-12 defeat to Connacht.
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The Vodacom Bulls have signaled their intent for this Saturday’s critical Champions Cup encounter against the Glasgow Warriors, unveiling a starting XV bolstered by tactical rotations and raw physicality.
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One of the city’s most iconic tourist destinations, uShaka Marine World, has announced the immediate and temporary closure of several of its most popular water-based attractions.
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GPS trackers are widely regarded as one of the most popular anti-theft devices on the market. Yet they’re virtually useless at actually preventing theft. Automotive cybersecurity experts at Gazer are debunking the most common myths about GPS trackers and explaining why they don’t offer real protection against car thieves.
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The country has officially resumed local production of foot and mouth disease (FMD) vaccines, ending a 20-year reliance on foreign supplies.
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The Ermelo District Court has sent a stern message to infrastructure vandals by sentencing a former contractor to an effective 20 years behind bars.
