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‘They know’: Naas Botha identifies All Blacks’ big problem ahead of Baltimore decider
"World Rugby is the reason’: New Zealand rugby fan stunned SA has not hosted RWC since 1995
A New Zealand rugby fan questioned why South Africa has not hosted the Rugby World Cup since 1995, sparking passionate theories from Mzansi supporters online.
Sophie Ndaba inspires Women to “Reset and Rise” as Me Time builds Empowerment movement
Me Time founder Tebogo Modisane and Sophie Ndaba empower women through self-care, networking and mentorship as the platform expands across Africa to build purpose.
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S THEATRE PRESENTS: DISNEY'S DARE TO DREAM JR
NCT is thrilled to announce the South African premiere of Disney's Dare to Dream JR., running from 30 September to 11 October 2026 at NCT, 3 Junction Av., Parktown.
"That's wonderful": Discontinued chocolate makes surprise comeback at Checkers stores, SA reacts
Checkers has quietly brought back Nestlé Caravan for a limited run, sparking South African nostalgia and calls for Chocolate Log, FFWD and more old favourites.
2 Westbury Shootings in 24 hours raise doubts about SANDF deployment
Two men were shot dead in Westbury within 24 hours despite SANDF troops. Police investigate suspected gang killings as turf wars and drug violence escalate again.
1 country leads South Africa’s post-COVID tourism recovery as arrivals surge
South Africa welcomed 6.57 million international tourists in 2026, up 12.4%, with American visitors driving growth and boosting Mzansi’s tourism hotspot status.
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Prince Kaybee sparks debate with warning about weight and ageing joints
Prince Kaybee sparks debate after warning that carrying extra weight can affect joint health as people age, even when that weight comes from muscle.
SA debates whether matric dance should be tied to academic performance
A Klerksdorp school’s matric farewell cancellation has South Africans debating whether academic performance and behaviour should determine who gets to attend.
Eben Etzebeth reveals what drove the Springboks’ turnaround after the Ellis Park loss
Eben Etzebeth reveals how past World Cup and Lions adversity helped the Springboks recover against New Zealand and set up a Baltimore decider with a 2-1 lead.
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