Rickelton Holds Firm as Proteas Face Uphill Battle Against Australia
Proteas struggle to build on lead as Breetzke falls to Australia's short-ball plan
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Proteas struggle to build on lead as Breetzke falls to Australia's short-ball plan
South Africa's police assure readiness to secure municipal elections with increased deployments and specialized units on standby.
South Africa's chances of winning the Test series against Australia have been boosted by Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder's impressive partnership.
A Durban high court judge has ordered March and March to suspend demonstrations until November 6, citing concerns over violence and intimidation.
The Durban High Court has granted an interim order restricting the March and March movement from using violence, carrying weapons, and wearing disguises during protests.
Kaizer Chiefs Midrand branch brings fans together for Soweto derby, prioritizing teamwork, community, and safe transportation.
Mental health of young South Africans is closely tied to poverty and unemployment, with many struggling to cope with the emotional weight of their circumstances.
South African man walks 1,071km to raise awareness about men's mental health and substance abuse
Sowetan and Hisense are giving away a R3,349 ice maker to help readers beat the El Niño heatwave blues this summer.
African seminary rectors gathered in Pretoria for a workshop to integrate synodality into priestly formation, stressing attentive listening, openness to different voices, and walking with...
Sacha Baron Cohen brings back Ali G to fight bigotry, but critics say the character perpetuates stereotypes.
Eighty years on, the crucial roles of women in the Nuremberg trials are finally being recognised