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Four years after banning Russia, FIFA and IOC passive in the face of war
Governing sports bodies face accusations of double standards in response to conflicts, highlighting political influences and concerns over consistency.
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WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST | UAE intercepts Iranian missile attack
The United Arab Emirates intercepted a missile and drone attack from Iran on Tuesday, as tensions escalated across the Middle East with fresh strikes on energy installations and conflicting statements…
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Nederlandse toeriste aangeval op gasteplaas buite Swellendam
‘n Bejaarde Hollandse egpaar is Vrydagaand op ‘n gasteplaas in die Swellendam-omgewing deur booswigte aangeval. Dit is die tweede voorval in ‘n week se tyd.
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Trump calls for asylum for Iranian footballers as Middle East tensions escalate
US President Donald Trump has urged Australia to grant asylum to Iran’s women’s football team after the players refused to sing their national anthem.
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Vermeende skaapdiewe wat boer aanval verskyn in hof
Die vermeende skaapdiewe wat ‘n Sandveld-boer aangeval en ernstig aangerand het het in die hof verskyn.
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Home Affairs partners with banks to cut queues and bring services closer to citizens
The Department of Home Affairs partners with banks for Smart ID applications, enhancing accessibility and reducing lengthy office visits.
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Uitspraak bring effe verligting vir kleinskaalse vissers
Die onlangse aankondiging deur Willie Aucamp, minister van Bosbou, Visserye en die Omgewing (DFFE), bring effense verligting vir kleinskaalse vissers.
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Rugby legend Naas Botha relocates to United States
Former Springbok flyhalf Naas Botha has relocated to the United States, where he is beginning a new chapter while remaining connected to sport and the South African community abroad.
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Gqeberha businessman Arnold Terblanche faces life imprisonment in wife’s murder trial
Arnold Terblanche’s murder trial began at Gqeberha High Court on 9 March. The businessman faces life imprisonment for his alleged role in his wife’s murder.
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Nyanga taxi shutdown: Commuters stranded as CATA protests continue
Commuters were left stranded today after members of the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (CATA) downed tools and marched to the Nyanga Police Station to hand over a memorandum outlining their…
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