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Arnold Schwarzenegger is back – and heading to Cape Town to talk about Day Zero.

At least 42 passengers have been confirmed dead, Zimbabwean police say, after a suspected gas tank exploded on a bus, with pictures showing the burnt-out wreckage of the vehicles.

The local currency was fairly steady against the dollar and the pound on Friday morning, after its major gains on Thursday.

The third day of interviews for short-listed candidates in the running for the vacant NDPP position has started in the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

National Treasury has released a bombshell report of more than 600 pages detailing the extent of rot at Transnet and Eskom over the last six years – and says Malusi Gigaba compromised the procurement process of controversial new Chinese locomotives.

The PSL has announced a revenue increase to R938 million that sees the South African football market reach a near billion Rand industry.

Dates, fixtures, results and match reports from the third weekend of November internationals.

Proteas legend AB de Villiers believes that the Mzansi Super League has the potential to dish up a lot of entertaining cricket over the next month.

In an exclusive interview, ex-Scotland and Bok hooker John Allan talks about the poor standard of refereeing and previews the Murrayfield Test.

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has backed his decision to select scrumhalf Embrose Papier for the Test against Scotland.