News
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New research centre to transform childhood cancer treatment in SA
Groundbreaking centre for childhood cancer research in Johannesburg a hub for clinical research, data collection and international collaboration.
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Oxford appoints Mitchell’s Plain academic to top management post
Mitchell’s Plain’s Athol Williams has been appointed Academic Director for Oxford University’s Advanced Management and Leadership Programme.
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SA’s first black-owned wine farm opens in Franschhoek
Klein Goederust Wine Farm, South Africa’s first black-owned wine farm, symbolises transformation and growth in the wine industry.
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World’s top skateboarders showcase talent at Kimberley Diamond Cup 2025
Jeff DeChesare won the male open title at the 2025 Kimberley Diamond Cup, while Orapong Tongkong took the female open championship.
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Stadio announces new venture with Springboks
“We are honoured to extend our support of South African rugby and invest in the future of our nation.”
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Western Cape avoids water restrictions despite declining dam levels
No water restrictions will be implemented in Western Cape for 2025/26 despite dropping dam levels and heatwaves, the DWS announced on Monday.
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Good news for wine lovers: South Africa’s 2026 harvest looking promising
Wine lovers have reason to celebrate as South Africa’s wine regions prepare for what could be another bumper harvest in 2026.
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Climate-conscious graduates lead UWC’s summer ceremony
Celebrate UWC graduation with 771 graduates, including 60 doctoral recipients addressing global challenges through research.
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Community leader calls for unity in fight against crime after double murder in Nyanga
A leader of the Nyanga Community Policing Forum (CPF) is appealing to the community to work together with police to curb crime in the area.










