The rise of rugby’s so-called “hybrid player” continues to divide opinion, and former Bulls and Saracens director of rugby Alan Zondagh is not buying it. With England deploying loose forwards

A mass shooting in a remote part of western Canada killed nine people on Tuesday, including seven who were shot at a secondary school, before the suspect took their own

England coach Steve Borthwick has thrown his support behind embattled Scotland boss Gregor Townsend. The former England lock insists he deserves backing, regardless of what happens at Murrayfield this weekend.

Anger and pride have collided in the Karoo as Graaff-Reinet officially becomes Robert Sobukwe Town, with the grandson of the legendary anti-apartheid activist admitting the moment is as painful as

South Africa’s anti-corruption efforts continue to hover below the global average despite a global decline in corruption. This is according to the Anti-Corruption organisation, Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perception Index

Dr Clyde N.S. Ramalaine President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to absent himself from the World Economic Forum in Davos, citing preparatory work for the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA),

The Six Invitational is the world championship of Rainbow Six Siege, where legacies are defined, dynasties are forged, and only the strongest teams earn a place in Siege history! 20

France insist there will be no complacency when they face a struggling Wales side in the Six Nations, despite their contrasting opening round results. Les Bleus powered past Ireland 36-14

The Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA) has condemned the fatal shooting of a Nigerian national in Johannesburg, calling for accountability and a transparent investigation as Gauteng police confirmed that a

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) says it will seek urgent engagements with the Ministers of Employment and Communications as well as with Treasury, to find solutions for