The Springboks' record at Ellis Park against the All Blacks

The Springboks have played a record 56 Tests at Ellis Park in Johannesburg, with 16 of those against the All Blacks.

Money Mike says 'there are a lot of misconceptions around him'

The rapper opens up about loss, business, music and allegations surrounding his name.

Eswatini repatriates two migrants deported from US

Several other deportees have also requested voluntary repatriation to "reunite with their families".

Lawyers move into Western Cape police stations to boost convictions

Lawyers partner with Western Cape police to ensure stronger cases against violent criminals and gangsters.

US Senate moves to extend Agoa to 2028, offering South African exporters more trade certainty

This follows a one-year extension that came into law in February 2026.

DRC Ebola outbreak 'far from being under control' – WHO chief

The DRC's 17th Ebola outbreak is thought to have already been spreading for several weeks by that point.

OAS, CARICOM back Haiti security and election efforts

A high-level OAS and CARICOM delegation has arrived in Haiti to support efforts to restore security, strengthen state institutions and prepare for elections, as authorities seek to counter gang violence and create conditions for a December presidential and legislative vote.

Mpumalanga launches project aimed at assisting emerging farmers

Mpumalanga Agriculture MEC says the provincial government is creating opportunities for farmers.

ANC in Tshwane accuses Mayor Moya of corruption

ANC in Tshwane has accused Mayor Nasiphi Moya of corruption and misuse of city service providers.

Land dispossession still impacts access to basic services: SAHRC

Commissioner Philile Ntuli says land dispossession occurs in various ways including displacement.

FBI, SAPS swoop on Malmesbury teen in international child sexual abuse material probe

How a first-gen South African-American keeps her heritage alive

For first-generation South Africans raised overseas, identity is often a blend of two worlds.

Gauteng health disputes 2023 Tambo Memorial Hospital stoma bag shortage ever happened

Gauteng health spokesperson Steve Mabona maintains that there was only a July shortage, which has since been resolved.

Women are not just participants in SA's economy – they sustain it

Every day, women earn incomes, build businesses, create jobs, care for families, support communities

NSFAS bombshell: Students received billions in improper funding

A new report has put NSFAS back in the spotlight after serious concerns emerged over funding and the students who received it.

South Africans resign to access retirement funds

South Africans have been resigning to withdraw their retirement funds. Now businesses are stepping in with solutions.

DA demands answers over THREE new Eastern Cape name changes

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is demanding greater transparency over proposed name changes affecting three towns in the Eastern Cape.

Eswatini repatriates two migrants deported from US

Two migrants deported from the United States to Eswatini have returned to their home countries, the southern African kingdom said on Tuesday.

Who will replace Kolisi, Ox for Springboks?

The Springboks will need to find replacements for two of their most influential forwards for this Saturday's Test against the All Blacks.

'Strong characters': Peyper backs Rugby's Greatest Rivalry referees to be fair

Jaco Peyper said Matthew Carley and the three referees who will follow are "incredibly strong characters" who will be impartial.