The Momentum Multiply Titans will travel across the Jukskei to face the DP World Lions at the DP World Wanderers Stadium in the 1-Day Cup final on Sunday (10am). Keagan Lion-Cachet helped steer Titans into the 2025/26 final with an unbeaten 57 in their four-wicket victory over the Dafabet Warriors in mid-week’s Qualifier. Chasing 205, the Titans were well-positioned but still required a steady hand in the closing stages after slipping to 127/5. Lion-Cachet rose to the occasio

Nadia van der Westhuizen and her caddie Gilbert Marries. Sunshine Ladies Tour Nadia van der Westhuizen powered her way to a dominant ABSA Ladies Invitational win at Royal Johannesburg on Saturday, securing her fourth Sunshine Ladies Tour title by seven strokes. Van der Westhuizen closed with a 66 to win on 17-under par, with fellow South African Jordan Rothman in second place on 10-under following her final round of 69. “I am extremely happy about this title. I was leading fr

Jaco Prinsloo. Sunshine Tour A few days ago Jaco Prinsloo was so ill he was considering withdrawing from the DNi Tour Championship presented by RMB. He’s happy he didn’t as he now takes a two-stroke lead into Sunday’s final round at the De Zalze Winelands Golf Estate. Prinsloo signed for a third round of 66 including a strong finish of two birdies to lead the field on 18-under par in this final tournament on the Courier Guy Playoffs series. Altin van der Merwe produced a boge

Leading 25 000 people across Southern Africa has taught Alan Quinn, CEO of Empact Group, that authentic inclusion cannot be scheduled. In this candid piece, he challenges business leaders to move beyond performative diversity initiatives and examine whether their commitment to South Africa's cultural richness extends beyond designated awareness days. Every July, South African boardrooms buzz with Mandela Day planning. Come September, Heritage Month committees convene. These m

Why does global luxury still treat African consumers as if they haven’t learned “good taste” yet? In this provocative opinion piece, Ray Langa, Group Chief Executive of Leagas Delaney South Africa, dismantles the tired assumption that visible luxury is unsophisticated while European restraint represents refinement. Drawing on decades of consumer psychology research, Langa argues that status signalling isn’t about taste hierarchies but about context: where wealth is entrenched

South Africa has one of the highest rates of franchise sector participation in the world, with the industry contributing an estimated 15% to GDP. Yet as networks grow and new locations open, a familiar pattern is repeating itself: brands scale faster than their operational foundations can carry them. Leadership pipelines thin out, area managers are stretched and the systems that work at 10 units start to fracture at 20. It is a problem the sector has discussed for years. It i