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Karabo Meso’s maiden T20I half-century came alongside a career-best 126 from Laura Wolvaardt as the Proteas powered to 200/1 — before injury cut short a breakthrough day for the young wicketkeeper-batter.
Cautious Stormers coach John Dobson has opted to wrap his players in cotton wool to protect them from injury ahead of their opening United Rugby Championship clash against Connacht in Galway on September 25.
DA mayoral candidate Retief Odendaal has proposed revitalising Gqeberha’s St George’s Park into a major green space akin to New York’s Central Park.
The familiar face of coach Tumelo Bodibe will be in the stands at Willowmoore Park in Benoni when the Eastern Cape Iinyathi take on the Eastern Storm, starting from Thursday through Sunday.
Cosatu, a long-time ally of the ANC, has directly blamed the ruling party for the collapse of many municipalities across South Africa, marking a significant shift in the alliance’s political dynamics.
Four Springbok Women players who debuted in Cardiff in 2018 are eager to create new memories by securing a win against Wales at the same venue.
The University of Fort Hare’s Baby Wolves rose to third in the Hollywoodbets Super League after defeating First Touch 1-0 and capitalising on other unexpected results, including City Lads’ upset over TUT and Ezemvelo’s win against UJ.
Matt Renshaw was delighted to score a maiden one-day international century and his first for Australia in a decade as the world champions beat Zimbabwe by 59 runs in Harare on Tuesday in the first of three matches.
Mikel Arteta hailed the “unbelievable” Max Dowman after Arsenal’s teenage sensation inspired their 4-2 win against Ipswich in the League Cup on Tuesday night.
A Karoo farmer has been found guilty of raping three women, assaulting two others and trafficking another in a case heard in the Makhanda High Court this morning.
An alternative energy plant is loading a vessel docked at the Port of Ngqura with a huge batch of alien wood pellets, marking a huge win for the environment, jobs and revenue for the Eastern Cape.
A steep rise in international petroleum product prices means South African motorists should brace for noticeably higher fuel costs in October
Gqeberha-born chess player Jesse February will represent Africa at the first FIDE-rated chess tournament in Antarctica.
Pearson High School is hosting a Symphonic Winds Collaboration on Saturday evening, bringing together pupils from five Gqeberha schools in celebration of music.
The government has released a new draft strategy for the conservation and management of leopards for public comment.
An Eastern Cape farmer accused of having drugged and raped six women has blamed his ex-wife for allegedly orchestrating the charges against him. However, Makhanda high court judge Judith Roberson rejected Louis Lategan’s claims on Tuesday.
The second day of Cosatu’s four-day national congress had not yet begun by late Tuesday due to procedural stalemates and factional disputes surrounding delegates’ credentials and leadership suspensions.
Two pupils at a Gqeberha primary school have been accused of conspiring in the alleged sexual assault of another schoolboy at the premises on several occasions.
Findings from a survey on obstetric violence show that an estimated 1.79-million women who gave birth in the past 10 years in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng were mistreated. We unpack the numbers to show what they really mean
For as long as they can remember, South African twins Duan and Marco Jansen have dreamt of playing alongside each other for the Proteas.
The Eastern and Northern Cape governments have joined forces to ensure billions of rand in renewable-energy investments along their shared border translate into jobs, local business opportunities and broader economic benefits for communities on both sides
The Nelson Mandela Bay Civil Society Coalition has drawn a line in the sand ahead of the local government elections, calling for a fundamental overhaul of the metro’s leadership, governance and service delivery to restore public and investor confidence.
The much-anticipated showdown between Duncan Village’s Siyabulela Hem and Khaya Busakwe will continue as planned next Saturday, with Busakwe’s SA lightweight title at stake.
Gqeberha’s Kyle Gardner has been selected to be part of the Global Youth Diplomacy Forum which will be held in Paris from September 24-27.
