Gold prices climb to one-week highs, boosted by lower dollar and economic and political uncertainty around the world
Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s foray into economics is embarrassing and without precedent, writes Cathleen Powell
DA stalwart Wilmot James, who is taking a year’s leave of absence, reflects on his time in the party and parliament, and on how the ANC has crushed new thought inside and outside the ruling ...
The Transport Minister is mediating the situation, with rail operators claiming the regulator’s operating charges are exploitative
Mkhwebane has defended her recommendation but says she is willing to hold discussions with those opposing it
'The odds were stacked against me because he had a gun and‚ if I could‚ I would want a rematch'
Coach sees tighthead Dreyer’s selection as chance to build capacity
The New Zealanders are unbeaten at this pitch since 1994
The coach wants to maintain the momentum of the victorious first two Tests but will need to make at least three changes to his starting line-up
Ups and downs for the British and Irish Lions ahead of one of rugby's most keenly anticipated rugby matches since the 2015 World Cup final
Scorer of blockbusting try in second Test reveals how players decided to change team culture
The wholesale changes and Springbok coach Allister Coetzee ensure all players will see field time
Props including recharged Mtawarira singled out
Burly Junior Springbok loose forward is built for power
New Zealand coaches are confident the 31-year-old backrower will be fit to face the British and Irish Lions
Allister Coetzee does not plan to take the foot off the pedal in the dead rubber at Ellis Park on Saturday
Born in Cape Town, Melville arrived in France aged 19 and became the first South African to become a French international player
Gatland says off-the-ball obstruction is endemic in New Zealand rugby
Junior Springboks produce remarkable second-half performance beating France 37-15 to take bronze medal at the World Rugby Under-20 championships
There has clearly been a shift in mentality and attitude by the players. The passiveness on defence and the fog with which they played in 2016 has lifted
Man of the match in second France Test is now playing with the same intensity as Schalk Burger in his prime
Young players shine against the Pumas, but the more experienced players stand out in the second Test
British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland says the back three and looseforwards are undecided
Johan Ackermann hails his players’ character after they beat the French Barbarians 36-28 at in what was an ultimately comprehensive victory
Wales loose forward Ross Moriarty had been suffering from nerve damage and was restricted to just one appearance on the New Zealand tour
The number of SA sides will be cut from six to four as the tournament is reduced from 18 teams to 15
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