Want to comment on posts, engage with fellow readers, and submit stories, letters, feedback and more?
Sport
-
Australia follow on as Jansen rips through batting line-up
Marco Jansen’s five-wicket haul destroys Australia for 99 all out. South Africa enforce follow-on with massive 326-run first-innings lead.
Source:
-
Youth meets experience as De Villiers leads Stormers into battle
Paul de Villiers leads Stormers against Scarlets with Markus Muller and Haashim Pead making first starts. Hacjivah Dayimani returns from concussion.
Source:
-
Why Pool A runner-up gets the dream RWC draw
New Zealand face Australia at RWC 2027 in Pool A decider. The runner-up might avoid South Africa and France, but neither side will tank it.
Source:
-
Kogan confirms regulator has ultimate power to oust City owners
England’s football regulator can force Man City owners to sell with “absolute power” if guilty verdict stands. PM Burnham’s comments spark fury.
Source:
-
No manual for grief as Lions navigate Andrews tragedy
Julian Redelinghuys opens up on Lions’ grief after Hyron Andrews’ death. The squad faced unprecedented tragedy day before Champions Cup clash.
Source:
-
Is this the year South African sides finally conquer Europe?
Stormers and Bulls target European glory as South African teams seek Champions Cup breakthrough. Is this finally the year the glass ceiling shatters?
Source:
-
Captain’s knock rescues South Africa in second test
Temba Bavuma’s brilliant 179 transforms second Test as South Africa recover from 97-5 to declare at 425-9. Australia stumble to 3-1 by stumps.
Source:
-
Bok women host Ireland as rising star eyes home glory
Hooker Anushka Groenewald poised for Mother City debut as Springbok Women host fifth-ranked Ireland in crucial WXV Global Series Test on Saturday.
Source:
-
Injured Springbok star leaves Japan as Bulls circle
Springbok flanker Kwagga Smith leaves Shizuoka Blue Revs after eight years. The 63-cap forward is recovering from serious knee injury sustained in May.
Source:
-
Boks nearly lost attack mastermind Brown to Pumas
Tony Brown almost joined Argentina whilst waiting for Springboks offer. The attack coach reveals he nearly gave up on South Africa opportunity.
Source: