From rugby heroes to bowls players

Former Eastern Province rugby stars from the iconic Boet Erasmus Stadium era have swapped the rugby pitch for the bowling greens, bringing their competitive edge to lawn bowls across the Eastern Cape.

Pastor and two women in court for murder of four-month-old

'If you can't afford a baby don't have one': SASSA children's grant debate turns fierce

South Africans are divided over the future of SASSA support for children, with some proposing changes that parents say would hurt.

The best family-friendly beaches in and around Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)

If you're planning a trip to Gqeberha this summer, these are the best beaches for a family day soaking up the sun.

'Mark my words': Kaizer Chiefs defender vows to return to Bafana

Kaizer Chiefs star Thabo Moloisane admits competition for national team places is fierce but insists he will return to the Bafana setup.

She said yes! 'Real Housewives of Durban' star Nonku is engaged

'Real Housewives of Durban' star Nonku Williams is officially engaged to partner, businessman Lungani Rammaledi.

Illegal sales, extortion and R63m costs: Macpherson details Knoflokskraal land occupation

Pieces of land were allegedly being sold for R1 500 by community leaders.

Recipe of the day: Orange fennel salad with pralined almonds and smoked paprika

It's colourful, fresh and full of ingredients that let the garden do much of the talking.

Weather alert: Heatwave continues in KZN as severe thunderstorms expected in KZN and EC

Find out what the latest weather forecast from the SA Weather Service means for your region for Tuesday, 13 October 2026.

Recycling facility fires: FireDos targets early detection and prevention

Recycling facility fires: FireDos targets early detection and prevention DoseTech introduces early fire detection and prevention systems from FireDos By Diane Silcock RECYCLING facilities are particularly vulnerable to fires as The post Recycling facility fires: FireDos targets early detection and prevention appeared first on Cape Business News.

Understanding compressor types, cost, performance and after-sales support

Understanding compressor types, cost, performance and after-sales support By Cindy van der Watt, Operations Manager, Rotovane Compressor Sales COMPRESSED air is used in almost every industry, from workshops and garages The post Understanding compressor types, cost, performance and after-sales support appeared first on Cape Business News.

Cape Town water security projects reshape the city's future with R43 billion investment

Cape Town water security projects reshape the city's future with R43 billion investment By Adrian Ephraim Eight years after Day Zero taught Cape Town what it means to count down The post Cape Town water security projects reshape the city's future with R43 billion investment appeared first on Cape Business News.

Why data is becoming a truck fleet's most valuable asset

Why data is becoming a truck fleet's most valuable asset By Mark Gavin, Sales Director: DAF Trucks at Babcock THERE is growing industry consensus that data is becoming every truck The post Why data is becoming a truck fleet's most valuable asset appeared first on Cape Business News.

Data centre water use misunderstood, says Equinix as Cape Town debate grows

Data centre water use misunderstood, says Equinix as Cape Town debate grows Data centre water use misunderstood, says Equinix as Cape Town debate grows DBSA says there might be underinvestment The post Data centre water use misunderstood, says Equinix as Cape Town debate grows appeared first on Cape Business News.

Ethiopian govt forces enter key Tigray town near Eritrea border

Ethiopian government forces are advancing in Tigray, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Federal troops and allied militia have entered the strategic town of Adwa, near the Eritrean border, after Tigrayan rebels withdrew, according to residents.

Parisâ s oldest covered food market gutted by major overnight fire

Fire tore through Parisâ s oldest covered food market in the Marais, leaving traders devastated. An investigation is under way and the market may stay shut for months.

Kenya says no new Ebola cases since first-ever death

Kenyan authorities on Sunday said the country has recorded no new cases of Ebola since a positive patient died on October 5. Tests were conducted on 293 samples, but none came back positive.

Gauteng Education deploys super scanners to curb matric exam cheating

Maile says the Department is ready to administer the National Senior Certificate examinations

Lwandle mass shooting case postponed to November 20

The suspect was arrested on Friday, after 11 people were shot dead and 10 wounded in Lwandle

Pope Leo to be hospitalised on Tuesday ahead of surgery: Vatican

Leo, 71, said on Sunday that the growth, a small nodule, had been found on a recent check-up.