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Mayor Morero celebrates successful hosting of three 2026 Rugby Tests
The City of Johannesburg has hailed the successful hosting of three Rugby Test matches during the 2026 international series, describing the fixtures as a demonstration of the city’s ability to stage major international sporting events. Johannesburg made history by becoming the first city to host all three Test matches in a single series. The fixtures were: 4 July: South Africa 45–21 England at Ellis Park Stadium. 22 August: South Africa 16–33 New Zealand at Ellis Park Stadium
Counterfeit Springboks merchandise worth R1.5m seized in Johannesburg CBD
More than R1.5 million worth of counterfeit sports merchandise and manufacturing equipment has been seized from a storage facility in Johannesburg’s CBD ahead of the Springboks’ upcoming clash against New Zealand. The South African Police Service (SAPS), working with other law enforcement agencies and brand protection representatives, confiscated more than 1 700 counterfeit sports apparel and footwear items during a multi-disciplinary operation this week. The operation was le
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WATCH | TRAFFIC ADVISORY: SPRINGBOKS VS ALL BLACKS
Motorists are advised of road closures & traffic diversions around FNB Stadium for the match on Saturday, 5 September 2026. Gates open: 12:00 | Kick-off: 17:10 Road Closures Begin at 11:00 Parking: Pre-booked parking tickets are mandatory for private vehicles entering the precinct. No ticket = No entry. No sales on-site! Public Transport: Spectators are urged to use Park-and-Ride SA, Rea Vaya, Gautrain, or E-hailing (pick-up/drop-off at Landbou Rd Transport Hub). Major Clos
Rea Vaya Rugby Day September 2026
Rea Vaya Rugby Day is a significant event that aims to celebrate the sport of rugby while promoting community engagement and transport initiatives in Johannesburg. Scheduled for September 2026, this day promises to be filled with exciting matches, community activities, and a strong emphasis on the use of public transport. Event Highlights Rugby Matches: The day will feature various rugby matches, including local teams and possibly some international fixtures. These matches wi
Mohau Nkota returns to Orlando Pirates on loan
Mohau Nkota is set to return to Orlando Pirates on a one-year loan deal, giving the young attacker another opportunity to continue his development at the Soweto giants. Nkota previously featured for Pirates before moving abroad, where he gained valuable experience. His return will bolster the Buccaneers’ attacking options as they prepare for the new season. The 20-year-old is regarded as one of South Africa’s promising young talents and will be eager to make an impact during
Mofokeng marks starting debut with stunning goal in Belgium
South African youngster Relebohile Mofokeng continued his impressive start to life in Belgium by scoring in Union Saint-Gilloise’s convincing 3-0 victory over Sint-Truiden on Wednesday night. Mofokeng, making his first start for Union, capped a dominant performance with the team’s third goal in the 63rd minute at Stayen. The 21-year-old finished off a flowing attacking move, calmly placing the ball into the far corner to put the result beyond doubt. Louis Patris opened the sc
Sundowns cruise past Milford to return to winning ways
Mamelodi Sundowns strengthened their position near the top of the Betway Premiership table with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Milford FC at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Wednesday night. The Brazilians controlled large periods of the match and were rewarded shortly before half-time when Iqraam Rayners broke the deadlock in added time. Milford struggled to create clear opportunities against a disciplined Sundowns defence, while the home side continued to threaten as they looked
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President Ramaphosa booked off from public engagements
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been booked off from public engagements after falling ill, the Presidency announced on Wednesday. Ramaphosa returned to South Africa on Monday after attending the BRICS Summit in India. According to the Presidency, the president’s medical team has advised him to rest and recover. “Where possible, the President has asked the respective Ministers to represent him at scheduled public engagements,” the Presidency said. No further details about Ramaph
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Sep 16
Two Zimbabwean and two SA nationals arrested for allegedly smuggling cough syrup
Two Zimbabwean nationals and two South Africans have been arrested in the Masisi area of Vhembe after they were allegedly found transporting cough syrup without the required licence. The four suspects were arrested by police during an operation in the area. According to police, the suspects allegedly attempted to bribe the officers with R100 000 to avoid arrest. The officers rejected the offer and proceeded with the arrests. The suspects are expected to face charges relating
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Sep 16
Six Nigerians wanted in US over R100m romance scams extradited from South Africa
Six Nigerian nationals wanted in the United States for allegedly defrauding more than 100 women of over R100 million through online romance scams have been extradited from South Africa. The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks), working with INTERPOL South Africa, facilitated the extradition of the six men to the US on Friday. Perry Osagiede, Collins Owhofsa Otughwor, Osariemen Eric Clement, Musa Mudashiri, Franklyn Edosa Osagiede and Prince Ibeabuchi Mark are
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Sep 13
Government facilitates return of Zimbabwean migrants
Government has facilitated the return of nearly 200 Zimbabwean nationals who had gathered at the Zimbabwean Consulate in Johannesburg while awaiting assistance. A total of 194 Zimbabwean nationals were processed and departed for Zimbabwe on Thursday, 10 September. The group comprised 35 adult men, 58 adult women and 101 minors. The development follows reports that the migrants had gathered at the consulate and were awaiting assistance to return to Zimbabwe. In a separate proc
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Sep 13
Suspect arrested after alleged R4m Eskom substation damage in Limpopo
A 34-year-old man is expected to appear in the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court after allegedly being caught with suspected stolen Eskom property linked to an incident that caused about R4 million in damage to essential infrastructure. The man was arrested by members of the Limpopo SAPS Flying Squad on Wednesday morning following information about a shooting incident at Rietkolk Gravel Road in the Westenburg policing area. Police were alerted to the incident at about 05:30. When
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Sep 11
Shebeshxt trial postponed to May 2027
The trial of controversial Limpopo musician Lehlohonolo Chauke, better known as Shebe Maburna, has been postponed to May 2027. Chauke’s trial was postponed by the Polokwane Regional Court to 17 to 21 May 2027 following a pre-trial conference held on Thursday. Regional spokesperson Mashudu Malabi said the State intends to call 22 witnesses during the trial. “During the pre-trial conference, the State indicated that it intends to call 22 witnesses,” Malabi said. Chauke faces 21
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Sep 11
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