Sport
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Rory rips into DeChambeau over British Open penalty drama
McIlroy accuses DeChambeau of holding British Open hostage after two-shot penalty tantrum, describing American’s reaction as performative attention-seeking.
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Western Cape Darts Federation wins all categories at National Championships
The Western Cape made darts history with a clean sweep of all six Inter-Provincial titles at the 2026 DSA National Championships in Bellville.
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Fox completes sporting dynasty with British Open triumph
Ryan Fox claims British Open at Birkdale aged 39, completing remarkable sporting dynasty alongside Rugby World Cup-winning father Grant Fox.
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McKenzie defends R31-million World Cup spend after backlash
Minister Gayton McKenzie says his personal costs for the five-week World Cup programme totalled just over R1-million.
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Torres delivers Spain their second World Cup with 106th minute winner
Torres’ extra-time strike gives Spain 1-0 World Cup final victory over ten-man Argentina, Martinez making record 10+ saves in losing effort.
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Antonelli weathers LeClerc storm to claim Spa triumph
Antonelli holds off LeClerc for sixth win at Spa, extending championship lead as Russell-Hamilton collision and post-race investigation add drama.
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Du Plessis returns to winning ways with Usman victory
Du Plessis outpoints Usman in UFC Oklahoma City main event, landing knees and right hands to claim unanimous decision despite late surge from Nigerian legend.
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First ever back to back U20 champions as Junior Boks triumph
Junior Boks make history beating France 16-5 in U20 final, becoming first nation to win back-to-back world titles as resilience conquers adversity.
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Springboks’ scrum dominance powers 43-0 Wales Demolition
South Africa blank Wales 43-0 in Kings Park rout, debutant Jaco Williams starring as Springboks deliver second consecutive shutout over beleaguered visitors.
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Player Ratings: Debutant Williams impresses in Springbok victory
De Villiers dominates with 9/10 rating as Springboks beat Wales, debutant Williams impresses but goal-kicking struggles from Moyo and Libbok worry.
