Albinism muti trial: Traditional healer’s second defence lawyer quits
After a two-hour consultation with traditional healer Thokozani Msibi, his lawyer quit.
Continue reading →Three-day protest by driving schools against online booking system to start on Friday
Driving school operators say bookings can be made online only once a week and they are struggling to get slots for their customers.
Continue reading →International demand boosts mohair to record prices
The SA mohair market reached record high selling prices at the second auction of 2021, as demand for the noble fibre continues to increase.
Continue reading →Bay boxer Rossouw ready for ring return
The 21 year old will pull on his gloves again after more than a year away from the ring when he goes toe to toe with Congolese fighter Samba Ali Pantsho to be staged at the Pollsmoor Correctional Facility.The super … Continue reading →
Pirates need to be sharp against tricky Chippa, says coach
The sides meet in a DStv Premiership fixture at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday (5pm).
Continue reading →Cape Town to be final leg of revamped, shortened World Sevens
The Cape Town Sevens will this year be the final leg of a revamped and shortened World Rugby Sevens Series.
Continue reading →Safa CEO Tebogo Motlanthe talks tough: Bafana will host Ghana in Joburg and nowhere else
Safa CEO Tebogo Motlanthe is adamant that Bafana Bafana’s crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Ghana will be played at FNB Stadium on March 25 as originally planned and this will not change.
Continue reading →White-ball cricket leaving batsmen in a spin, says India’s Kohli
Limited-overs cricket has left contemporary batsmen with a weak defence making them particularly susceptible on turning tracks, India captain Virat Kohli said ahead of the final test against England which begins in Ahmedabad on Thursday.
Continue reading →EP’s turn to face Swanepoel’s booming boot
It will be EP’s turn to face the booming boot of Emirates Lions star Tiaan Swanepoel when the teams meet in a Preparation Series clash in Gqeberha on March 10.
Continue reading →Food prices to rise by as much as 10%, warns economic rights advocacy group
The cost of food is predicted to rocket by as much as 10% this year driven in part by higher crude oil prices, an increase in fuel levies and electricity hikes.
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