South Africa's national football team, Bafana Bafana, is set to face the Korea Republic at Monterrey Stadium as they begin Matchday 3 of their tournament. The outcome of this match will influence their chances of advancing in the competition.

DStv is overhauling its South African streaming packages from 17 September 2026, introducing five new tiers priced between R99 and R799 per month. According to IOL, the revamped line-up includes a dedicated Sports package, while subscribers on the Movies & Series tier will gain access to M-Net content for the first time without needing a Premium subscription. The changes mark a significant restructuring of the pay-TV operator's streaming offering in the country.

South Africa is set to play against the Republic of Korea in a crucial match in Group A of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This game, scheduled for Wednesday at 4:00 AM, will determine the fate of at least one team as the final group stage rounds approach, with both sides vying for advancement.

Durban Film City, a long-discussed initiative aimed at putting South Africa on the global film and entertainment map, has received a major boost, according to The South African. The project envisions a Hollywood-style studio development in Durban and is expected to arrive soon. Details of the latest development were not fully outlined in the report, but the announcement signals renewed momentum for the ambitious plan, which has been talked about for an extended period.

DStv Kenya is set to restructure its subscription packages in November 2026, according to Tech-ish. The Premium bouquet will reportedly drop to KES 7,300, a reduction of up to KES 4,400, while the two Compact tiers will be merged into a single KES 3,000 package. A new lower-priced tier called Select will also be introduced. The changes, if confirmed, would represent a significant shake-up of the pay-TV provider's pricing in the Kenyan market.

The Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026 event saw significant betting activity, with operators labeling it as 'Africa's biggest betting spree.' Over R25 million is anticipated in wagers for the day. The winners of the first three races have been announced, contributing to the excitement of the event.