South Africans Abroad: Moroccan giants Raja sack Fadlu Davids
Fadlu Davids has been sacked by Moroccan giants Raja Club Athletic with seven games to go despite still being in the title race.
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READER LETTER | Mastering maths is the key to SA’s future prosperity
The relevance of mathematics teaching and the responsibility of a well-structured education organisation for learners in terms of fiscal development are key to this development.
World Cup stage a dream come true for Bafana players – Mokoena
Bafana Bafana midfielder Teboho Mokoena says their main target at this 2026 Fifa World Cup is to make by getting out of the group stages.
Italian police bust illegal TV streaming hubs ahead of World Cup
Authorities said the sting was part of efforts to fight digital piracy
Lepas L6 pre-orders open in South Africa on June 12
Pre-orders for the Lepas L6 SUV open in South Africa on Friday, June 12
We choose our PSL 2025/26 team of the season
It was a season decided on the final day as Orlando Pirates ended Mamelodi Sundowns’ eight-year dominance.
Eight killed in successive Hungary highway crashes
Victims were foreign nationals, says Hungarian PM Peter Magyar in Facebook post
Loved and hated Elon Musk becomes the world’s first trillionaire
SpaceX raised a record $75bn in its initial public offering on Thursday
Beauty queen wants progress on children’s safety and wellbeing in SA
These are the causes closest to Ontshiametse Tlhophane’s heart
Broos defends tactics, says Bafana frustrated Mexico for large parts of the game
Coach says seven days more than enough to pick up the pieces, regroup and strategise for physical Czechia
US-Iran talks stall over frozen funds and blockades
Efforts to reach an interim deal to end hostilities between Iran and the US have intensified, Iranian and western sources told Reuters on Thursday, despite strikes launched by both sides.
Tartan Army feels the heat in Boston as World Cup kicks off
Visitors are facing 31C temperatures in the city, with the soaring heat expected to continue into Saturday when Scotland’s men face Haiti.
Further man charged after violence at Nowak protest
A total of 22 people have been charged after violent disorder erupted in Southampton on 2 June.
News24 | The night Sung Kang turned Cape Town into a ‘Drifter’ park off frenzy
Sung Kang is one of the most popular actors in the Fast and Furious movie franchise, and there is hardly a petrolhead who doesn’t know him. Cape Town showed up in numbers to welcome the star with the coolest cars this side of SA, and he loved it, writes Janine van der Post.
CHEEP CHEAP LUXURY: Chicken liver — nutritious and delicious but divisive
Chicken liver is cheap, chic, wholesome and probably prophetic.
MATSHIDISO LENCOASA | We must build the schools the Class of 1976 fought for
Commemorating 1976 must mean investing public funds in building an education system South Africa’s children deserve, writes Matshidiso Lencoasa
News24 | Fuel prices on course to drop in July – even though levy will be back to normal
Despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, South Africans are likely to get worthwhile relief when they buy fuel in July.
News24 | SSSSEE | 45kg python rescued – and biting again – after brutal attack on farm
Desirée, the 45kg, 4.3-metre-long, southern African python, had to be airlifted to the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital last month.
CAPE CLASSICS REVISITED: Nelson’s Eye and Magica Roma, still among the Cape’s best
Some things should never change. Nelson’s Eye, whose title of best steakhouse at the Cape is uncontested by all except those who don’t know any better, is the best example of this. And over in Pinelands, Magica Roma, much younger after opening in the late 1980s, shines as brightly as ever.
The AM Check-in | Your Top 3 Reads Today
Sowetan’s choice of the top three reads you should not miss today