BREAKING | Ramaphosa to address SA at 8pm Sunday
President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation at 8pm on Sunday night on the latest Covid-19 developments in SA.
Continue reading →Cheetahs downs Stormers Cheetahs in Cape Town
On their first day in their new Cape Town Stadium home the Stormers criminally left the back door open resulting in a 34-33 defeat to the Cheetahs.
Continue reading →Orlando Pirates blow Maritzburg off the field in second half for cup victory
Orlando Pirates put together a tour de force second-half performance, fighting back from a goal down and blowing Maritzburg United off the Harry Gwala Stadium pitch 3-1 in Saturday night’s Nedbank Cup last-16 thriller.
Continue reading →Brighton’s Dunk slams officiating after loss to West Brom
Brighton & Hove Albion’s Lewis Dunk said referee Lee Mason’s performance in their 1-0 Premier League defeat at West Bromwich Albion was “embarrassing” after he allowed and then disallowed a goal before the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) stepped in.
Continue reading →Australia’s Lyon joins Ashwin in solidarity over Ahmedabad track
Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon has joined India counterpart Ravichandran Ashwin in defending Ahmedabad’s spin-friendly pitch where India thumped England inside two days of the day-night third test on Thursday.
Continue reading →Chelsea’s Tuchel hails ‘outstanding’ Fernandes ahead of Man United test
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has described Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes as one of the best midfielders in the world and said he tried to sign the Portugal international when he was in charge of Paris St Germain.
Continue reading →Police officer seriously wounded in New Brighton attack
The Hawks are investigating an attack on two police officers in New Brighton on Thursday night that left one hospitalised.
Continue reading →Six dead in Mthatha crash
Six people were burnt beyond recognition after their vehicle crashed into the boundary wall of a house in Mthatha on Sunday.
Continue reading →Mboweni needs support for budget approach
Unsurprisingly, the acquisition of Covid-19 vaccines featured large in the budget unveiled by finance minister Tito Mboweni on Wednesday.
Continue reading →Medical schemes must pay for Covid tests? Not always, they claim
Last week, a Durban North woman sat down to document what she believed to be a major injustice to her 73-year-old husband, a cancer patient who is undergoing regular chemotherapy sessions. She then e-mailed her story to me, and I’m … Continue reading →