Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry: South Africa head into the fourth Test against New Zealand in Baltimore 2-1 up, with a win on Saturday (12 Sept, 5pm) putting pressure on the All Blacks ahead of next year’s World Cup. Heritage & sport: Durban’s Curries Fountain Stadium has been declared a KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Heritage Site for its role in non-racial sport and anti-apartheid history. Film & culture: Alex Gibney’s four-hour “lacerating” Elon Musk documentary premiered at Venice, with critics calling it a savage portrait of the billionaire. Netflix local buzz: Netflix’s “Love Is Blind South Africa” reveals hosts Dineo and Solo Langa, while “The Polygamist” success is driving more South African titles. Music & live shows: Sean Paul announces a three-city South Africa tour for December (Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban). Local TV/entertainment: The National Theatre announces a major 2027 slate including a “West Side Story” revival and a new John Major play. Arts & community events: HACC 2026 lands in Cape Town from 30 Oct–2 Nov with films exploring land, heritage and displacement. Sports governance: SASCOC president Barry Hendricks is suspended pending a judicial process, with Lwandile Simelane stepping in as acting president. Court spotlight: Witnesses in the Anele Tembe inquest describe screams and a bang before the fatal fall.