The Latest Breaking News from South Africa

MUMBAI: A fabulous show in the IPL could see Jammu pacer Umran Malik as one of the first names listed on the team sheet when the selectors meet here on Sunday to pick the squads for the five-match T20I series in South Africa at home, the two T20Is in Ireland…

CUTTACK: The Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) has made elaborate arrangements for the second T20 Cricket Match of the bilateral series between India and South Africa, which is scheduled on June 12 here at the Barabati Stadium.

MUMBAI: Emerging stars like Umran Malik and Mohsin Khan could be rewarded for their IPL performances while old-horses Shikhar Dhawan and Dinesh Karthik are likely to return to the T20 set up when the India squad is picked for the home series against South Africa on Sunday.

HYDERABAD: A day after India's first case of BA.4 subvariant of Omicron was reported from Hyderabad, it has now emerged that the South African national, who tested positive for the variant, had enrolled himself under a corporate educational exchange programme in a city business school a week ago.

WriterJustine Musk, 49, met the South African-born billionaire while they were both university students in Canada

Genius Group Limited (NYSE:GNS) has acquired E-Squared Education Enterprises, a South Africa-based school and vocational college. The financial terms were not disclosed. E-Squared, situated in Nelson Mandela Bay, offers primary, secondary, and tertiary education to children and young adults from its three institutes: Ed-U College (Port Elizabeth), Ed-U Options Academy (Ed-U Academy), and Ed-U…

It doesn't include injured players but it does contain stars the selectors have bypassed for trip

Wayne Pivac has named his squad to South Africa, with the back-row selections dominating conversations

An Adelaide man who shot dead his neighbour and neighbour's relatives visiting from South Africa 10 years ago has applied for supervised release into the community from the mental health facility James Nash House.

In light of the approaching winter months combined with the recent lifting of the national disaster act, South Africans have anxiously been watching an increase in COVID infections. The Conversation Africa spoke to infectious disease specialist Veronica Ueckermann about the current trajectory of the pandemic in the country.

Your rugby morning headlines for Friday, May 20