‘‘These are difficult times and we are also disappointed by the poor run of results” — Chiefs official
Account of Syrian girl who tweeted about Aleppo disappears online
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- Informal residents blockade roads in Durban
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- Nomzamo, Connie Ferguson and Terry Pheto scoop awards at the African Women Awards
- TUT student accused of killing fellow student released on bail
- Top East Cape crime fighting official’s son held for drugs
- Nomandela tries his luck at Cape Town City
- Three dead after bus rolls down Durban embankment
- Discarded Bafana strikers hit form in Europe
- Illegal gambling sites in small towns shut down by Hawks
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Stellenbosch school bully to be hauled before a disciplinary hearing
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Gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane has died
It has been confirmed that gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane died on Monday morning in Johannesburg.
Parliament‚ not Cabinet Minister can decide on SA withdrawal from ICC: Budlender
The decision by government to withdraw South Africa from the International Criminal Court was unlawful and invalid‚ a lawyer for the Democratic Alliance said on Monday.
Hout Bay race row intensifies
Angry social media observers are not all buying claims that a “drunk” at a bar was responsible for the racist rant that has landed a Cape Town resident in trouble.
Keeping the Guptas banked was too 'risky' for FirstRand
FirstRand has revealed for the first time that the Guptas' bank accounts were closed over suspicions that they were used to launder money.
‘‘These are difficult times and we are also disappointed by the poor run of results” — Chiefs official
Kaizer Chiefs have pleaded with the ailing club’s increasingly irate supporters to remain calm as the pressure continues to mount on beleaguered coach Steve Komphela.
Sundowns depart for Japan to begin their Fifa Club World Cup adventure
Mamelodi Sundowns departed in two groups for the Club World Cup on Monday and will take more than a day to get to Japan‚ leaving them to reassemble together on the training pitch again on Wednesday night.
Blitzboks show that defence and breakdown key in Sevens too
The Blitzboks arrived back in Cape Town as Dubai champions thanks mainly to their impressive defence and breakdown work‚ which has only served to underline how far behind the fifteens Bok are in the same disciplines.
MCC world cricket committee to discuss ball-tampering laws
The process of changing cricket’s regulations on ball-tampering could move forward at a meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club’s (MCC) world cricket committee in Mumbai on Tuesday and Wednesday.
WATCH: Shark attack survivor's surfing fairytale
Caleb Swanepoel could have given up on life after he lost his right leg during a shark attack‚ but instead he turned the traumatic experience into a career and he is now a South African disabled surfing champion.
Stellenbosch school bully to be hauled before a disciplinary hearing
A disciplinary hearing will be held against the pupil who beat up a crying classmate in a violent act of bullying that was filmed at a high school in Stellenbosch.
MK vets concerned about crisis in ANC
Former MK senior commanders and commissars have added their voices to the growing chorus of ANC structures speaking out about the “crisis” in the organisation‚ saying the ruling party needs self-introspection in order to remain relevant.
Account of Syrian girl who tweeted about Aleppo disappears online
The Twitter account of a seven-year-old Syrian girl, who garnered followers worldwide with her updates from Aleppo, has become inactive on the micro-blogging site as government forces advance into the city's rebel-controlled areas.
Why Jammeh lost: Gambian leader's downfall in five points
President Yahya Jammeh scored only half his previous box office tally in last week's election, handing victory to opposition coalition leader Adama Barrow.
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