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    Vandals scrawl ‘Jesus’ over rainbow crossing in Cape Town’s LGBTQ+ district

    Cape Town’s LGBTQ+ road crossing has been defaced, with the word “Jesus” scrawled across the colourful landmark in the heart of De Waterkant. The Somerset Road pedestrian crossing was vandalised over the weekend. Photographs of the damage show the crossing’s colours scuffed out, with the word “Jesus” prominently written over it. City of Cape Town […] More

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    Struggling with your bond? This Western Cape plan could help

    Hundreds of Western Cape homeowners struggling to keep up with their bonds could get financial help through a new partnership between the provincial government and Nedbank. The initiative will use existing housing subsidies to reduce or settle the outstanding home loans of qualifying homeowners. Nedbank has already identified 278 households facing financial pressure. The Western […] More

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    The HONOR Spring Sale is Live at a store near you

    Seasons come and go, and with the resulting change, lovers of technology will always be in search of more devices to add to their collection. With this in mind, HONOR has launched its Spring Sale, which is meant to provide more access to South Africans who are interested in delving deeper into its product ecosystem […] More

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    SASSA pensioner: Struggling on R2 400, hoping for R5 000 grants

    Molefi Ramatheko, in his sixties, has relied on SASSA’s Older Persons’ Grant for between three and five years, but the R2400 he receives monthly no longer stretches far enough to keep his household fed. Ramatheko lives with one to two dependents in a shared home and told The South African that he regularly struggles to […] More

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    Durable investment-management businesses are built between fundraises, not during them

    The investment industry has no shortage of conversations about performance, with the focus primarily on returns, strategies, fundraising, and deals. Less attention is paid to the operational work that makes those outcomes repeatable in the long-term. That distinction matters because a successful fund is not necessarily the same as a durable investment-management business. The former […] More

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    Confirmed: Chippa United vs Mamelodi Sundowns moved to new stadium

    The highly anticipated fixture will no longer take place at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Instead, Chippa United will welcome the reigning African champions at Buffalo City Stadium in KuGompo, East London. The match remains scheduled for Saturday, 12 September 2026, with kick-off at 17:30. CHIPPА UNITED CONFIRM NEW VENUE The change comes after Nelson Mandela […] More

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    ‘He is a punisher’ – Chiefs urged to sign 14-goal striker

    Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Tsepo Masilela has urged his former club to make a move for Golden Arrows striker Junior Dion. The Ivorian-born forward finished as one of the league’s top scorers last season after finding the net 14 times. He has continued his impressive form this campaign, already scoring four goals. Speaking to Peter […] More

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    Springboks vs All Blacks: Who’s had the biggest impact on the series?

    The Springboks vs All Blacks series wraps up in the United States this weekend (12 September). South Africa heads into the historic fourth Test in Baltimore with a 2-1 lead after back-to-back wins. The South African looks at which players have had the biggest impact on Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry so far. Springboks vs All Blacks: […] More

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