Doubt cast over Filipino presence in Gqeberha tournament
Manila’s soaring cases of Covid-19 has resulted in authorities putting it under lockdown.
Continue reading →Boxer Carl Frampton retires after WBO super-featherweight defeat
Carl Frampton announced his retirement from professional boxing on Saturday after failing in his bid to become Ireland’s first three-weight world champion.
Continue reading →Ashleigh Barty hits out at number one ranking critics
Ashleigh Barty dismissed suggestions that she had unfairly held on to the top ranking while opting not to compete on the WTA Tour for most of 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Continue reading →SA captain Temba Bavuma powers his team to 341/6 against Pakistan
After a measured start South Africa captain Temba Bavuma helped power his team to 341/6 in their Pink Day ODI against Pakistan on Sunday.
Continue reading →Two bodies found along Gqeberha beachfront on Sunday morning
Gqeberha police are investigating the death of two people whose bodies were found in the Humewood and Summerstrand areas on Sunday morning
Continue reading →Six arrested in separate incidents in Gqeberha
Six people were arrested on Saturday by members of the Gqeberha Flying Squad and the police anti-gang unit.
Continue reading →‘Titanic coming,’ MEC warns as hundreds party on Soweto streets
Gauteng community safety MEC Faith Mazibuko on Saturday warned that more Covid-19 infections could be expected as people in Soweto broke lockdown regulations.
Continue reading →Police arrest unlicensed Gauteng tavern owner after angry patrons attack two cops and burn police van
Police arrested the owner of a tavern in Muldersdrift on the West Rand on Saturday for trading without a licence and for selling booze after the 11pm curfew.
Continue reading →Mikel Arteta in shock after Arsenal thumped by Liverpool
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta admitted he was “in shock” after his side were outclassed in a 3-0 home defeat by Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday.
Continue reading →Planned national shutdown by Magashule supporters — report
The NEC adopted the ‘step-aside rule’ last weekend, which stipulates all members facing charges of corruption or other serious crimes must step aside, failing which they should be suspended.
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