Trusted to walk her home – instead, he raped her
Morgan Morgan|Published

Trusted to walk her home – instead, he raped her

SA Under-19s look to grow after tough French test

Danie van der Lith|Published

The SA Under 19 Academy side lost 20–12 to France in their first tour match in Châteauroux but gained valuable experience ahead of next week’s clash against Ireland. ...

Municipal water partnerships deliver results in Northern Cape mining communities

Morgan Morgan|Published

An innovative public–private partnership led by Anglo American in collaboration with government and the CSIR has significantly improved water quality, infrastructure ...

Police sweep through Kimberley CBD in crime crackdown

Morgan Morgan|Published

A major police-led operation swept through Kimberley’s CBD as Northern Cape authorities joined forces to crack down on crime, seize illegal goods, fine offenders, ...

UPDATE: Missing Kagisho woman found safe after week-long search

Morgan Morgan|Published

A week-long search for 25-year-old Yoliswa Nganunu ended in relief when Kagisho police confirmed that she had been found safe and reunited with her family.

Watch VideoOuaddou urges humility as Pirates close in on another trophy

Smiso Msomi|Published

After guiding Orlando Pirates to the Carling Knockout Cup final, coach Abdeslam Ouaddou urged patience and humility, saying his work at the club can only be judged ...

Proteas gained valuable experience despite ODI series loss to Pakistan, says Gwavu

Zaahier Adams|Updated

The Proteas' 2-1 ODI series loss to Pakistan has still yielded significant gains for their 2027 World Cup campaign, according to stand-in coach Wandile Gwavu.

Watch VideoRichards Bay’s cup curse continues, but Gabriel finds silver linings

Smiso Msomi|Published

Richards Bay coach Ronnie Gabriel expressed pride in his side’s courageous performance despite suffering their third consecutive Carling Knockout Cup semi-final ...

Man-down Springboks adapt and dominate in second half to defeat France

Lance Fredericks|Published

South Africa overcame a red card to lock Lood de Jager to beat France 32-17 in Paris, with a dominant second-half performance highlighting resilience, tactical discipline, ...

More than 100 organisations unite to demand ban on online gambling in South Africa

Siphesihle Buthelezi|Published

107 organisations from South Africa's diverse sectors unite to combat the rising threat of online gambling, demanding a national ban. Their bold declaration, made ...

Cyril Ramaphosa assumes SADC chairmanship as bloc congratulates Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa steps into the interim chairmanship of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) amid Madagascar's political turmoil, ...

Santaco backs call for task force to tackle taxi killings

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

Joburg Transport MMC Kenny Kunene has called for the establishment of a dedicated task team to investigate taxi industry killings, following the murder of prominent ...

Mchunu denies misconduct allegations as multiple enquiries continue

Sunday Tribune Correspondent|Published

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has handed over his electronic devices to authorities and strongly denies allegations of improper conduct made by KZN Police Commissioner ...

SA Rugby president hails Siya Kolisi’s 100th Test and Rassie Erasmus’ 50th as historic milestones

Supplied Content|Published

South African Rugby celebrates Siya Kolisi’s 100th Test and Rassie Erasmus’ 50th as head coach, highlighting their leadership, vision, and role in uniting a nation ...

Saim Ayub leads Pakistan to series victory as Proteas collapse in Faisalabad

Lance Fredericks|Published

Pakistan dismantled South Africa in the third ODI in Faisalabad, with Saim Ayub’s 77 leading the hosts to a historic series win and giving Proteas youngsters valuable ...

Phupho Gumede reflects on his journey as a celebrity stylist and the lessons learned

Oluthando Keteyi|Published

Phupho Gumede, an award-winning pan-African stylist, shares insights from his illustrious career, revealing valuable lessons on reliability and self-worth in the ...

Locked and Loaded: Could untraceable 3D guns become South Africa’s next crime wave?

Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

Are ghost guns the next big threat to public safety in South Africa? As technology advances, these untraceable firearms, easily assembled from 3D-printed parts, ...

Experts warn consumers need relief ahead of South Africa’s mid-term budget statement

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa prepared for the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement, financial experts warned that bracket creep, stagnant tax-free savings limits, and high debt ...

ANC rejects Senzo Mchunu's offer to step aside amid dark cloud of corruption allegations

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

The ANC has decided to keep suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu in his organisational role despite ongoing corruption investigations. Discover the details behind ...

Ramaphosa tells Pope Leo XIV: ‘To many, it seems easier to fund wars than to invest in peace’

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, calling for urgent global solidarity, equality, and justice in the face of rising conflicts and environmental ...