WATCH: ‘The world has lost a true gentleman’ – Tributes pour in for actor Wiseman Sithole
Sithole’s passing comes as he was preparing to act out Athol Fugard's play, titled 'Boesman and Lena'.
Sithole’s passing comes as he was preparing to act out Athol Fugard's play, titled 'Boesman and Lena'.
Liverpool and FC Porto have led the tributes following the tragic death of Portugal international Diogo Jota, who died in a car crash in northern Spain at the age of 28.
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Read MoreSpringbok flyhalf Handre Pollard and hooker Bongi Mbonambi are undre no illusions as to the challenge Italy will pose at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.
Read MoreThe event will take place next month.
Read MoreLocal sellers of meat products have alerted customers to price hikes associated with beef shortages in South Africa, driven by the outbreak of foot and mouth disease (FMD) at the country’s largest feedlots.
Read MoreBanyana Banyana captain Amogelang Motau says their plan to break past Ghana in their 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations opener is coming together.
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Read MoreLanseria International Airport, South Africa’s only privately owned and operated airport, is preparing for several major upgrades to compete with others like OR Tambo International Airport.
Read MoreJohann Rupert’s Reinet Investments has clarified the proposed sale of Pension Insurance Corporation Group (PIC), its largest asset.
Read MoreNestled in Cape Town’s Longkloof neighbourhood, a historic district revitalised by Growthpoint Properties, which features a newly opened shopping centre, several office spaces, and a tech startup hub, the hotel perfectly reflects the spirit of the neighbourhood.
Read MoreThe International Air Transport Association (Iata) has reported a 5.0% year-on-year increase in global passenger demand for May 2025, with strong performances across most regions, led by Asia-Pacific and African airlines. The figures, released on 30 June, reflect sustained consumer confidence and travel demand heading into the peak Northern Hemisphere summer travel season.
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