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    SASSA owes millions in unpaid rent across seven offices

    The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) owes municipalities and other landlords R17.89 million in unpaid rent across seven offices, including its Records Management Centre. The outstanding amount was revealed by Social Development Minister Dina Pule in a written parliamentary response. READ | 8 million South Africans forced to live on R34 a day or […] More

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    US visa restrictions: WHO exactly does it affect?

    The US has tolled out its visa restrictions on South African individuals it claims are responsible, complicit in race-based discrimination, incitement of ethnic violence and land expropriation without compensation. Who exactly does it affect? US VISA RESTRICTIONS – WHO DOES IT AFFECT On Tuesday, 15 September 2026, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that […] More

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    The Cape Town nature reserve you can enter for free year-round

    To enjoy a day in Cape Town, expect to spend money. Especially when the weather’s warm and you don’t want to deal with overcrowding. But Capetonians and visitors can enter one nature reserve for free. Free Cape Town Nature Reserve You can visit Koeberg Nature Reserve for free 7 days a week. Located just outside […] More

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    Black Friday comes early: Stand in solidarity against GBV

    Black Friday will come early this year – but not the one where you splurge on retail therapy. South Africans will wear black in solidarity with the fight against gender-based violence, particularly following the discovery of nine women’s bodies in and around the Kempton Park area in recent weeks BLACK FRIDAY: SOUTH AFRICANS WEAR BLACK […] More

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    Expat on bittersweet US Springbok experience: ‘Felt like home’

    A South African expat in the US has relived her joy at watching the Springboks play in Baltimore last weekend. The South African national team beat New Zealand’s All Blacks 43-28 at the M&T Bank Stadium in a victory that earned them the four-test Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series. The stadium was packed to capacity – […] More

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    Willie le Roux back for another season with the Bulls

    The Bulls have unveiled their 55-man squad for the upcoming 2026/27 United Rugby Championship campaign, striking a balance between seasoned international players, new recruits, and a crop of young talent. Headlining the group are 15 Springboks – including now 37-year-old, 101-Test capped Willie le Roux – adding World Cup-winning experience and proven big-match temperament to […] More

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    A Spring Season of Racing, Music and Lekker Vibes Awaits at Hollywoodbets Durbanville

    Racing enthusiasts, families and food lovers can look forward to a vibrant day of racing, entertainment and South African lekker vibes when Hollywoodbets Durbanville hosts the feature race day of the Race Coast Spring Series on Saturday, 26 September 2026. Promising much more than just an afternoon at the races, the family-friendly event will combine […] More

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    Mamelodi Sundowns dominate Pitso Mosimane’s Bafana Bafana squad

    New Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane on Thursday named a 30-player squad to prepare for AFCON 2027 qualifiers against Guinea and Eritrea later this month, as well as a one-off friendly against Egypt. Mosimane selected no fewer than 13 Mamelodi Sundowns players – some 43% of his squad. ‘Jingles’ of course used to coach Mamelodi […] More

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    ‘The coach is not good enough’: Ex-Chiefs star not convinced by Da Cruz

    Outspoken soccer anaylyst Junior Khanye says Fernando Da Cruz is not a good fit for Kaizer Chiefs. The French coach was appointed Amakhosi‘s head coach in July, replacing Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze. So far, Da Cruz has had three league victories and three draws in his opening six fixtures. Khanye, however, feels the […] More

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