Sport
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Helpmekaar dominate while Rustenburg rise at Wildeklawer
Helpmekaar win Wildeklawer Super Inter Group 1 by 104 points while Rustenburg claim Group 2 title and promotion to top tier at Pilditch.
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LIV Golf to pump R1bn into SA economy with Steyn City showdown
South Africa secures LIV Golf tournament expected to generate R1bn, plus VAR implementation for football and F1 government guarantee confirmed.
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Wellingtoner wen provinsiale sportmedia-toekenning
Charl Williams is aangewys as Wes-Kaapse Sportjoernalis van die Jaar by die provinsiale toekenningseremonie, ter ere van plaaslike sport- en gemeenskapsprestasies.
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Allen’s record century ends South Africa’s unbeaten run in T20 World Cup semi-final
New Zealand crushed South Africa by nine wickets in Kolkata on Wednesday to advance to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final, ending the Proteas’ perfect tournament record in devastating…
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The great unknown: F1 Returns with new rules and high Stakes
Formula 1 is back this weekend with the season-opener at Australia’s Albert Park circuit, marked by all-new regulations for 2026.
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Filly makes history at Cape Derby after 26-year wait
Wish List makes history as first filly to win Lucky Fish Cape Derby in 26 years, ending drought at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday.
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In the saddle: Massive month ahead for Fairview horse racing
It will be only the third race for the Fairview amateur riders this season and as always, the competition will be fierce.
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Cape Town Cycle Tour week: What residents and participants need to know
30 000 cyclists descend on Cape Town for cycle tour on Sunday 8 March. Everything residents and participants need to know about closures and transport options.
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Group win means nothing in World Cup semi says Markram
Aiden Markram insists South Africa’s group win over New Zealand means nothing ahead of Wednesday’s T20 World Cup semi-final at Eden Gardens.
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Rennie returns to NZ Rugby as All Blacks head coach
Dave Rennie appointed All Blacks head coach, replacing sacked Scott Robertson. Former Wallabies boss becomes first coach with Pacific heritage.
