The DHL Stormers have officially unveiled their new gear for the 2025/26 season, with adidas returning as the team’s technical apparel partner after an eight-year absence. Described by the franchise as more than just a new look, the partnership marks “a homecoming” as the iconic three adidas stripes are reunited with the DHL Stormers’ famous hoops. The collaboration, officials say, reflects both tradition and modern evolution, capturing the pride of Cape Town rugby
Motorists are encouraged to keep the receipt after purchasing a new licence, as more than half a million driving licence cards are yet to be delivered. The receipt acts as proof that motorists are still waiting to receive their licence if they get caught in a roadblock. The backlog stems from February this year, when the country’s only card printing machine broke down. Although it was repaired and resumed operations in
It’s International Dog Day! Everyday should be International Dog Day for man’s best friend. Angel got to chat with Jessica Perrins, the General Manager Animal Welfare Society Stellenbosch and Jackie Quail, Shelter Channel Manager for Hill’s Pet Nutrition on The Joy Ride with Angel Campey about the incredible work they do. Content hosted by iono.fm In honour of International Day Of The Dog, Hill’s Pet Nutrition took old Hill’s branded
DHL Stadium has dismissed claims spread on TikTok, and amplified elsewhere, that fans managed to get into the stadium without a valid ticket to Saturday’s match between the Springboks and Australia. A video on TikTok by Morgan Newman on Saturday afternoon was captioned: “People paid between 2k-5k for tickets only for me to arrive at the gates, and it’s a free-for-all all 😳” It shows a throng of people entering through
Dozens of people, including a 3-month-old baby, have lost their lives in the Western Cape over the past few weeks due to gang violence, with multiple shootings reported daily. While police are scrambling to quell the gun violence, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has urged the Acting National Police Minister Prof Firoz Cachalia to immediately direct emergency resources to SAPS’ Anti-Gang Unit. Hill-Lewis says it had come to his attention that the Anti-Gang Unit
