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    SANParks welcomes guilty verdict in decade-long rhino poaching case

    South African National Parks (SANParks) has welcomed the guilty verdict against former Kruger National Park Regional Ranger, Rodney Landela, and former State Veterinary Service Animal Health Technician, Kenneth Mochocho, who were found guilty of the illegal hunting and killing of a white rhino in a protected area, as well as possession of a firearm with […] More

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    One of Cape Town’s safest suburbs is in Mitchells Plain

    Mitchells Plain is home to three police precincts. Lenteguer, Mitchells Plain, and Strandfontein. Crime in two of these three police precincts has been declining. However, one precinct is one of the safest in Cape Town. Safe Suburb in Mitchells Plain Strandfontein has a 3.42% crime rate, placing it on par with a handful of Cape […] More

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    November 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants under REVIEW

    Here’s the latest on November 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants that are still under review by the agency. With just over 13-million recipients, child welfare represents the most expensive social-protection programme run by the state. Therefore, more than 13-million households are waiting to hear confirmation on the next payment date … NOVEMBER 2026 SASSA CHILDREN’S GRANTS […] More

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    Springbok faces disciplinary issue, career on hold

    Springbok and Sharks hooker Bongi Mbonambi finds his rugby career hanging in the balance as he faces an internal disciplinary ruling at the Sharks. According to Rapport, the World Cup-winning veteran is currently under investigation for alleged misconduct and a breach of team protocols during a recent team-building session. The disciplinary cloud has cast immediate doubt […] More

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    Four painful reality checks for Kaizer Chiefs?

    Kaizer Chiefs hit a roadblock in the weeks leading up to a long international break. Have they used the time off to make some constructive changes? The break came at a good time for Chiefs Heading into a lengthy break for internationals, Chiefs produced a sequence of indifferent results. They’ve drawn four of their last […] More

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    ‘Kaizer Chiefs are specialists in failure’

    Kaizer Chiefs need to arrest a poor run of results when they get back to action in the league. Worryingly, their bogey team lies in wait. Chiefs have already dropped too many points to be title contenders Heading into a lengthy break for internationals, Chiefs produced a sequence of indifferent results. They’ve drawn four of […] More

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    Kaizer Chiefs v Stellenbosch: Date, kickoff time, predicted XI

    Kaizer Chiefs return to action midweek following the FIFA international break, with a Betway Premiership clash against Stellenbosch FC on Tuesday evening. Amakhosi will be looking to revive their title hopes when they host Stellies, with Fernando Da Cruz’s side unbeaten in the league so far this season. The Soweto giants have recorded three wins […] More

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    Pirates dealt injury scare as defender leaves MTN8 final on crutches

    Orlando Pirates could be without Kamogelo Sebelebele for their upcoming matches after the defender picked up an injury during their 2-0 defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 final. Goals from Teboho Mokoena and Iqraam Rayners handed Masandawana their first MTN8 title in five years, ending Pirates’ hopes of winning the competition for a fifth […] More

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    Southern African countries where millions still lack electricity

    Millions of people across Southern Africa still do not have access to electricity, with some countries recording particularly large gaps despite efforts to expand power infrastructure. The latest World Bank data shows significant differences in electricity access across the region, with access ranging from just 15.6% in Malawi to more than 90% in South Africa. […] More

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