Cardoso reveals how they dealt with Adams' loss during pre-season

"We were not in the best place emotionally. Leaving the country and escaping a little bit was very important," Cardoso said.

All eyes on Equus Awards judges

Asiye Phambili among horses named in more than one category.

MTN8 Roll of Honour: Every tournament winner

The MTN8 - as we know the cup competition today - was first contested back in 1972. This season will be the 52nd edition.

More than 60 taxis taken off the roads in one week: Here's why

These operations aimed to target high-risk public transport corridors by removing unroadworthy vehicles from roads.

Why the beauty business isn't always pretty

Entrepreneur Jaaminique Mooi shares how faith, resilience and calculated risks helped build a beauty business through tough times.

JSE triples software spend in push for digital marketplace

The JSE is building software at a rapidly accelerated rate as it works towards a pan-African digital marketplace by 2031.

'Nothing left to salvage': Chad le Clos loses Sea Point home in fire

Daily Snow Report: Forecasters monitor major snow system

Calm and dry for most of the country today, but forecasters are still watching a possible nationwide snow event later this week.

Orlando Pirates to refund fans locked out of stadium

Orlando Pirates have apologised to supporters who were unable to enter Orlando Amstel Arena during last Saturday's Betway Premiership clash against Milford FC.

Stellenbosch announce 4th signing from Kaizer Chiefs

Stellenbosch FC have completed the permanent signing of Gopolang Taunyana from Kaizer Chiefs.

R31m World Cup spending row: McKenzie accused of dribbling committee

Sport minister Gayton McKenzie left Tuesday's portfolio committee without answering detailed questions on 2026 Fifa World Cup expenditure.

Here's how much has been spent so far on fixing Charlotte Maxeke Hospital

Motsoaledi said the remaining repairs were concentrated in the parts of the hospital that had suffered the worst fire damage.

Nigeria's Tinubu approves up to 80% pay rise for soldiers

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has approved salary increases of up to 80% for members of the armed forces, benefiting about 250,000 personnel as the government seeks to boost troop morale amid persistent insurgency, banditry and kidnapping.

South Africa's last 3 zoo elephants await their fate

The fate of the last three elephants living in a traditional South African zoo now rests in the hands of the courts.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day smashes South African box office records

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has officially become the biggest opening weekend release in South African box office history.

The Daily Lotto results for Wednesday, 5 August 2026

Today's Daily Lotto jackpot stands at an estimated R500 000. If you want to win your share of the jackpot, you have to play!

Woman in Home Affairs video speaks: 'Do not tolerate corruption!'

A Port Elizabeth woman who accused Home Affairs officials of seeking a bribe to skip the queue has spoken out about her experience...

Cape Town set to experience 15-hour water supply disruption from Friday

A planned 15-hour water supply disruption will affect parts of Cape Town on Friday, 7 August. Here's what you should know.

Club Med shock: Worker released on bail over teen rape allegations

French employee at the new Club Med resort in KZN has been granted bail of R5000 after being accused of rape.

Why Africa continues to back Gianni Infantino despite growing FIFA opposition

African football leaders are once again emerging as some of FIFA president Gianni Infantinos strongest allies, even as football officials in Europe, Asia and North and Central America question his leadership. According to Reuters, influential football administrators from Morocco, Egypt, Niger, Mauritania and the Democratic Republic of Congo have publicly backed Infantino following his decision