O’Sullivan makes snooker’s highest break with historic 153
Ronnie O’Sullivan creates more snooker history by making the sport’s highest-ever professional break with a 153 at the World Open in Yushan.
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South Africa’s oldest airline facing serious challenges
South African Airways’ latest annual report revealed that the airline is facing turbulence. It must overcome significant challenges to ensure it stays afloat.
CLASS ACTION APPLICATION: High court urged to permit damages claims against agrochemicals giant UPL
A group of Durban residents has urged the KwaZulu-Natal Division of the High Court to authorise a class action lawsuit against the Indian agrochemicals giant UPL for health injuries and financial damage they allegedly suffered after a toxic pesticide inferno.
WATCH LIVE | Senzo Meyiwa murder trial
The five suspects accused of murdering soccer star Senzo Meyiwa are back in the Pretoria high court on Friday.
Broos blasts Caf over Afcon title ruling
Broos criticises Caf after Senegal lose Afcon title months after final ruling
READER LETTER | Two-pot system isn’t for the poor
As much as the economic pressures weigh heavily on affluent individuals, the focus should remain on lower-income earners who do not have even one “pot of savings”
READER LETTER | Just call it Sharpeville Day
SA’s March 21 public holiday is called Human Rights Day. However, it should be Sharpeville Day.
QUIET TRIUMPH: Hugo Broos backs his record as Bafana return to the world stage
Bafana Bafana boss Hugo Broos says despite the criticism he has received from some corners of the South African soccer community, he is comfortable with the legacy he will leave behind when he leaves the job. Whenever that may be.
Has Rosenior made his goalkeeping problem worse?
There is increased scrutiny of Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior, with his decision not to name a first-choice goalkeeper chief among the criticism he now faces.
Ending BEE is not an option
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has made it clear that abandoning black economic empowerment policies in South Africa is not an option, as doing so would be tantamount to abandoning transformation itself.
Mngqithi plans to solidify Arrows’ top-eight spot
Arrows will host Sekhukhune United at the same venue on Sunday at 3.30pm, eager to collect three points to continue and climb the table.
KEDIBONE DIALE-TLABELA | A province gridlocked at rush hour cannot compete
Gautrain services to Soweto and Mamelodi are the logical next steps, writes Gauteng roads and transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela.
I want to hold balance of power at next general election, says Zack Polanski
Green Party leader says thought of becoming PM is ‘on his mind’ and the aim of 30-40 MPs now feels “under ambitious”.
Sundowns focused on winning in Mali
Masandawana will look to complete the job and secure another place in the semifinal of the continental competition.
Government borrowing higher than expected in February
The ONS said an increase in government tax receipts was outweighed by a rise in spending.
WATCH | Sowetan helps Ekurhuleni pensioner
Sassa claims the Mayo shared same ID number with a stranger
My plan to overhaul academy system and help young players
Tony Pulis on why more should be done to help youngsters in the academy system, especially the majority who do not make it as professionals.
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Sowetan’s choice of the top three reads you should not miss today
National Transport Conference: Gauteng is not waiting
The Inaugural National Transport Conference signals a turning point. The plans are made. The commitments are real. Now comes the work