SA Rugby releases new Rainbow Cup fixtures
SA Rugby has released the revised schedule for the Pro14 Rainbow Cup SA that will see three consecutive “Super Saturdays” from next weekend.
Continue reading →Fans tell Safa to ‘leave the drama’ and announce new Bafana Bafana coach
“You can just tweet the name and leave the rest of the drama,” said one fan.
Continue reading →WATCH | ‘Winter has come early this year’: Snowfall in Drakensberg
Some light snow fell on the higher ground in Lesotho on Friday night and on the weekend.
Continue reading →New Nelson Mandela Bay toilet tender probed
The awarding of a toilet contract to two companies in Nelson Mandela Bay is the subject of an internal probe by the city’s internal auditors.
Continue reading →Samaai alone in the sandpit with Luvo out
Their rivalry on the sand-pit has benefited the country, but it will be a different story this year as Samaai has to do it without his friend and compatriot at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan in July, due to … Continue reading →
Sexwale saga shows again just how gullible South Africans are
The only thing worse than seeing politician and businessman Tokyo Sexwale embarrass himself so spectacularly last week was realising just how many people believed his tall tales.
Continue reading →Flawed toilet tenders must be properly investigated
You would have expected that, 27 years into democracy, some of the basic service issues like the absence of decent sanitation would be a thing of the past.
Continue reading →Clinton Larsen believes Bizana can still survive drop
“We have to basically look at the last five games and try to win those games, it’s not going to be easy,” Larsen said.
Continue reading →‘Opportunity to study was not a reality — I had to make it one’
An unwavering commitment to succeed in her studies saw a Gqeberha graduate reteaching herself the entire school curriculum before going on to acquire two engineering qualifications at Nelson Mandela University.
Continue reading →Turning negatives into positives
Despite being wheelchair-bound, visually impaired and unable to write, a Nelson Mandela University student took control of and overcame his condition to graduate with 14 distinctions.
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