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SANZAAR has announced that the Super Rugby tournament has been restructured and will kick-off in 2018 with a three conference, 15-team format: five teams from New Zealand, four from Australia, four from South Africa, one from Japan; and one from

Chippa United enhanced their status as a tough team to beat at home, as they scored a 2-0 win over Polokwane City in a Nedbank Cup last 16 round fixture, played at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Saturday afternoon.The past week

Three men aged 26, 30 and 57 have been arrested by Warrent Officer Tertius Neethling of the Port Alfred K9 unit on charges of illegal hunting and possession of endangered wild animals.They will face 8 additional counts when they appear in court this

Michael February produced a sensational performance at the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Pro presented by Billabong in Port Elizabeth today, starting his quarterfinal heat with an excellent ride of 9.57 and then backing that up with the first perfect 10

An 11-year-old boy has been airlifted to hospital after being bitten by a lion.Netcare 911 said that a medical helicopter was activated to Laphelale  late Saturday afternoon to airlift a boy that was seriously injured after being bitten by a

 Police in Mutale near Thohoyandou have launched a manhunt for three armed men who robbed and killed a local businessman, Limpopo police said on Saturday.It was alleged that the 42-year-old businessman was sleeping in his shop at about 10.30pm

EP rugby enters a new era after businessman, Andre’ Rademan, was elected as the new president of the union.The elections for a new executive took place Saturday.Rademan’s deputy is Bantwini Matika with new vice president, Elridge

JOHANNESBURG, April 8 (ANA) – University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) vice-chancellor and principal Professor Adam Habib has been appointed for a second term to lead one of the top higher education institutions on the continent, Wits announced

JOHANNESBURG, April 8 (ANA) – The African National Congress, as “leader of society”, is failing to lead and unite society and dividing it instead, South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) general secretary Skhumbuzo Mpanza