Sport
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Marx claims World Rugby Player of the Year as Springboks make history
Malcolm Marx crowned World Rugby Player of the Year as double World Cup winner becomes fourth South African to claim prestigious award.
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Historic blind women’s T20 World Cup shatters stereotypes
Sri Lanka & India co-host first T20 World Cup for visually impaired women. Cricket helps change attitudes about disability & transforms lives.
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Red Bull King of the Air gets green light for Cape Town launch this weekend
Red Bull King of the Air 2025, the world’s premier Big Air kiteboarding event, launches at Kite Beach on Saturday 22 November.
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Knights ready for home final on Sunday
It is Knights against Iinyathi in the final of the T20 Series for Division 2 teams on Sunday, 23 November back in Bloemfontein.
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Slot says Liverpool will never use grief as ‘excuse’ for poor form
Arne Slot said on Friday that Liverpool would never use their grief over the death of Diogo Jota “as an excuse” for bad results as he seeks to arrest a…
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England leads by 49 after chaotic first day of Ashes
Nineteen wickets fell during a chaotic opening day of the first Ashes Test in Perth. England holds a 49-run lead after Australia reached 123-9 at stumps on Friday. Mitchell Starc…
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Zverev leads Germany to face Spain in Davis Cup semi-finals
Alexander Zverev leads Germany as the tournament’s highest-ranked remaining player. The world number three levelled Germany’s tie against Argentina.
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Woeries bou rugby program baksteen vir baksteen
Hoërskool Centurion het baksteen-vir-baksteen aan hulle rugby-program gebou, tot hulle weer in die Noordvaal Bowl afdeling gekom het. Woeries is weer van 2026 in dié afdeling nadat hulle vier jaar…
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Erasmus targets first Lansdowne Road win as coach
Erasmus calls Ireland “a force to be reckoned with” ahead of the Dublin showdown. The 53-year-old coach has never won at the famous venue as a coach.










