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- VAR blackout for key stakeholders as SuperSport, PSL left in dark
There are growing concerns that the most important role players, SuperSport and the Premier Soccer League (PSL), have been excluded in the South African Football Association’s (Safa) plans to roll out the video assistant referee (VAR), which was announced this past week. After months of procrastination, Safa is going full… Read more » - New Lexus ES combines Japanese elegance and modern technology
In February, Lexus South Africa invited me to Cape Town for the launch of its first fully electric vehicle in the country, the RZ SUV. Eight months later, I returned to the Mother City to experience the Japanese luxury carmaker’s second electric offering, this time in the form of the… Read more » - Carling Knockout to test Da Cruz’s cup-winning prowess at Chiefs
After missing out on the MTN8 early in the season, Kaizer Chiefs will have another shot at challenging for a trophy, and Fernando Da Cruz is the man who will be expected to take them to the promised land and deliver silverware. Da Cruz attended the Carling Knockout launch this… Read more » - MK Party leaders seek urgent meeting with Zuma over election readiness concerns
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party’s national high command is warning that the political party needs strategic intervention at the highest level as it prepares for next month’s local government elections. Sunday World has seen correspondence in which the NHC seeks an urgent audience with MK Party president Jacob Zuma to discuss… Read more » - Sundowns launch CAF title defence as third African crown beckons
After winning their second CAF Champions League in May, Mamelodi Sundowns will return to the continent’s most prestigious club competition as they aim to win the tournament for a record third time. Their 2-1 aggregate win over Morocco’s AS FAR in Rabat in May, entrenched Masandawana as one of the… Read more » - Hunger in a country with enough food is a crisis of distribution
One in five households is uncertain where its next meal will come from, while almost three million children regularly go to bed hungry. One in three deaths among children under five is linked to severe acute malnutrition. Yet South Africa produces enough food to feed its population. About 10.3-million tonnes… Read more » - Charmza | Mbalula’s big ANC election win
Fikile Mbalula wept and nearly collapsed when the Constitutional Court ruled in the ANC’s favour, ordering the IEC to allow 181 of its candidates to contest for municipal elections. The secretary-general has been criticised for the shambolic manner the list process was handled. Not many believed the party stood a… Read more » - ANC dragged to court as creditor demands R40m from IEC allocations
An election campaign service provider wants the Johannesburg High Court to urgently compel the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) to redirect funding for the ANC to his company, to settle the R40-million the political party has owed him for seven years. The unprecedented petition is contained in a notice… Read more » - Moegoe | Carrim’s great escape fails
Once upon a time, in the land of the South, a commission named Madlanga called a man named Suliman Carrim to appear before it. “No, can’t do, Sir,” the man protested, “I am sick in bed.” Upon probing, spies for the commission discovered that the man had been shopping at… Read more » - Finance minister, transform the commodity windfall into growth
The human cost of the Middle East crisis is devastating, particularly for those caught in the conflict, whose lives, families and livelihoods have been shattered. South Africa’s suffering is different but the economic consequences of a crisis thousands of kilometres away are difficult to ignore. Petrol prices are heading towards… Read more »
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