Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry apologised to supporters and to manager Juergen Klopp on Wednesday for the disruption caused by the club’s involvement in the formation of the European Super League.
Continue reading →The film has won a string of international awards and gained widespread acclaim around the world, particularly for its star Mary Twala.
Continue reading →Everything in the Jagger Reading Room was destroyed by the wildfire that spread to six University of Cape Town buildings on Sunday, UCT confirmed on Wednesday.
Continue reading →A 30-year-old man who returned to rob a family he had done electrical work for previously has been sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment by the Brixton regional court in Johannesburg.
Continue reading →As we reported yesterday, VW will be unveiling its refreshed sixth-generation Polo hatch on Thursday morning. Unfortunately for the Wolfsburg-based firm, somebody ruined the reveal party by sharing photographs of its newcomer with show-spoilers autospy.net
Continue reading →Jacob Zuma’s legal team’s formal notice of withdrawal of their services in his corruption trial in the Pietermaritzburg high court on Wednesday could be “fortuitous” for the former president.
Continue reading →Eastern Cape police have arrested a 24-year-old student in connection with the attack on officers and the burning of a police Nyala in Mthatha on Monday.
Continue reading →Club chair Siviwe Mpengesi roped in the 54-year-old Serbian coach on Wednesday in a desperate attempt to save his sinking ship from relegation this season.
Continue reading →The South African Deaf Rugby Association (SADRA) unanimously elected Reenen Stenekamp from the Free State as their new President at their Annual General Meeting, which was held virtually on Saturday, 17 April
Continue reading →After hitting a brick wall in their efforts to bypass a European travel blockade, a new SA Rainbow Cup will be played with no inter-continental matches.
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