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Junior Springboks go down fighting against Australia
The Junior Springboks suffered a heartbreaking 24-19 defeat against Australia in their second outing in the U20 Rugby Championship at a wet Sunshine Coast Stadium yesterday, but showed great fighting spirit until the final whistle despite a red card in the first half.
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Chippa focus on league after losing out on Nedbank CupChilli Boys face Pirates with just four games left to chase points
Chippa United will be hoping to come back with a positive result from their DStv Premiership game against high-flying Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto today (7.30pm).
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Springbok Women’s coach makes changes to team for Kenya
Springbok Women head coach Louis Koen made nine changes to his starting team and 11 overall when he named his squad to play Kenya in the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup at Stade Makis in Antananarivo today.
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NMB Half Marathon back with bigger prize pot All systems go for mind-blowing 10th edition, says race director
The Nelson Mandela Bay Half Marathon is celebrating its 10th year with a bang with an increase in prizes for the winners.
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Important rugby tour for Stormers
The DHL Stormers will leave on an important Vodacom United Rugby Championship tour this week with circumstances having smoothed the playing field for them in their quest to break what has become a long overseas drought in the competition.
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Chennai’s Jadeja proves all-round value
India will be counting on Ravindra Jadeja’s all-round brilliance in the T20 World Cup in June and the Chennai Super Kings player looks in fine fettle as he produced a match-winning performance in Sunday’s Indian Premier League match against Punjab Kings.
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Stellies shift attention to remainder of Premiership
After their exit in the Nedbank Cup after losing 2-1 to Mamelodi Sundowns at the Danie Craven Stadium on Sunday, Stellenbosch coach Steve Barker has urged his side to remain positive as they shift their focus to the remaining four DStv Premiership matches to finish second.
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This Proteas team can go all the way
If the Proteas can ditch the nervous jitters that routinely accompany them to major cricket tournaments, they have firepower needed to lift the coveted T20 World Cup trophy in Barbados on June 29. Unlike previous World Cups when team selections proved controversial, this Proteas line-up has been met with almost universal approval. It is clear coach Rob Walter wants fiery speed merchant Anrich...
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Makhanda residents in shock after deadly crash
The Makhanda community is still reeling from a horrific accident that claimed the lives of six people at the weekend.
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VIP protection cops plead not guilty to N1 assault
The eight VIP protection unit police officers linked to a vicious assault on the N1 last year pleaded not guilty to the charges as their trial began in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
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Bongani Bongo’s corruption case sent back to high court for new trial
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) yesterday set aside the Western Cape High Court’s decision to discharge ANC MP Bongani Bongo on a charge of corruption in 2021.
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But not everyone satisfied with the hefty jail term for Sonwabo XolaSome peace at last for survivors of man’s murderous rampage
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‘Councillor Mafana abused his power to get me arrested’
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NPA — ALL WORDS AND NO ACTION
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SA Rugby steals show at SA Sports Awards
South African Rugby stole the show at the 17th SA Sports Awards held at Sun City on Sunday as it walked away with seven accolades.
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Schauderville teenager’s cricketing dream closer after playing in India
A talented teen from Schauderville recently returned from India with the mission of making his mark on the international cricketing stage after showcasing his prowess with both bat and ball.
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Sibanye presses on with projects despite land claimsLittle risk, independent expert says after R2.5bn renewable energy builds stalled for up to 18 months
Sibanye-Stillwater, one of SA’s largest private sector employers, is forging ahead with R2.5bn worth of renewable energy projects, despite facing several land claims that delayed the projects for up to 18 months.
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Job application chaos no surprise
The recent articles about the unregulated and familiar disorganisation surrounding the so-called job opportunity offers in Gqeberha should surprise no-one these days.
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sport on tv
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Jungula ready for next step in MMA career
Nothing will stand in the way of Motherwell mixed martial artist Sisa Jungula as he aims to take his career to the next level and turn professional.
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Western Cape example of more functional governance
One thing you can’t fault Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane on is making false promises, in my view.
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HR070524P12 Sport Results
sports results
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Two dead, scores injured after George building collapsesTwo dead, scores injured after George building collapses
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Junior Boks ring changes in Australia
JF van Heerden will captain a Junior Springbok side showing several changes when they take on Australia in the second round of the U20 Rugby Championship at the Sunshine Coast Stadium in Bokarina, Queensland, today.
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Pension fund payments at heart of Blue Crane court clash
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Pearson girls beat Kingswood in netball thriller
High and Kingswood College were involved in some well-contested netball matches in their annual derby in Makhanda at the weekend, with Pearson excelling to win 11 of the 15 matches.
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More than 600,000 people registered to vote in metro and IEC expects registrations to translate into high turnout in Eastern CapeBay leads charge as election fever builds
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Grey High take control to win U16 Cup title
Grey High capped an excellent tournament with a 3-1 win over Paul Roos Gymnasium to be crowned the Hibbert Cup U16 hockey champions after the final at the Grey Rectory Astro in Gqeberha on Saturday.
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Doctors relieved as new overtime policy put on hold
Doctors in the Eastern Cape have breathed a sigh of relief after their employer put a commuted overtime policy, which could have seen them lose about a third of their incomes, in abeyance.
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Ithembe edged by Parktown in tough battle
After a tough opening match in the Grey High Rugby Festival, Ithembelihle gave a good account of themselves in their second game on Saturday when they narrowly lost 20-13 to Johannesburg team Parktown.