Today in SA sport history: August 8

And the R60,000 bribe — why that specific amount?

New, young and exciting brains trust of 35-year-old coach and sporting director Mali could ignite the Chilli Boys.

Arresting officer and prosecutor both found to have acted improperly in arresting and charging woman who had only asked for water

Orders amounting to R750m are in limbo for a South African assembly solutions firm for the automotive manufacturing sector as crippling tariffs kick in

Keeping busy has been a hallmark of Makhado’s life. Fittingly, she describes herself as ‘results oriented’ and ‘thirsty’

Ministers hope the legislation will give victims of crime more peace of mind.

Satellite images reportedly identify 26 mines in rebel-held Myanmar next to China and two near Thailand.

US Muslim group highlights the legal statutes that it says enable the Trump administration to investigate the incident.

Laurent Saint-Cyr is meant to be the last head of the council as it prepares for a nationwide vote to elect a president.

The trend is down to people trying to save money and make the most of hot weather, travel firms say.

Tom Parker was treated in one of 70 harbour health clinics after breaking his fibula fishing at sea.

The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.

A new podcast tells the story of Mags Haney, the Stirling drug dealer who may have been a police informant.

Miran, who currently sits on the White House’s Council of Economic Advisers, would fill the seat through January.

The Israeli PM says he seeks full control of Gaza, removing Hamas and then transferring the governance to another party.

Two children died of starvation on Thursday, as WHO warns 12,000 children aged under five suffering acute malnutrition.

The findings come as Robert F Kennedy Jr advances plans to ‘Make America Healthy Again’ under President Donald Trump.

Zak Crawley’s unbeaten 67 runs off 38 balls, including four sixes, helps Northern Superchargers to an eight-wicket victory over Welsh Fire in their opening match of the Men’s Hundred 2025 at Headingley.

Palestinian footballer Suleiman al-Obaid was killed in an Israeli air strike on Wednesday while waiting for aid in Gaza.

President Trump’s sweeping tariffs are spreading economic anxiety.