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• A woman died in a freak accident at the Gqeberha harbour, in

  A woman died in a freak accident at the Gqeberha harbour, in the Eastern Cape, yesterday.

• 7 dead as Ukraine, Russia exchange fire

  Moscow: Ukrainian and Russian forces exchanged drone and artillery fire yesterday, leaving at least seven dead, regional officials on both sides of the front line announced.

• Usuthu hope to have Mobara cleared for Chippa clash

  AmaZulu have applied to the Premier Soccer League (PSL) to have defender Abbubaker Mobara’s red card rescinded ahead of their next league match.

• Big Bok guns return for Sharks as Plumtree faces off with son

  John Plumtree says he would like his son, Taine, to have a good game for the Scarlets against the Sharks tonight (8.35pm kick-off, SA time), “but not too good”.

• Solomons ‘can be the difference’ for Amakhosi

  Dillan Solomons’s decision to ditch athletics for football has come at a cost, but he’s ready to get through the troubled times at Kaizer Chiefs by being the difference.

• Williams: Sundowns want to do it for South Africa

  RULANI Mokwena will send his Mamelodi Sundowns team onto the Loftus Versfeld pitch for tonight’s CAF Champions League semi-final second leg clash against Esperance (8pm kick-off) with a clear message – don’t be afraid to lose the game.

• Exclusive: Van Wyk hopes Jaguars can be ‘pushed off their throne’

  When Jenny van Wyk sits down to watch the Telkom Netball League (TNL) in the coming weeks, she will have to do so without revealing her predisposition towards defending champions the Gauteng Jaguars.

• Win or bust for strife-torn Spurs against fellow strugglers Richards Bay

  Cape Town Spurs, who were downed by Sekhukhune United’s freak goal last week, are deep in relegation strife.

• Shabalala: Pressure a privilege for Chiefs

  Mduduzi Shabalala’s quick transition from a boy to a man at Kaizer Chiefs has made him realise that “uneasy is the head that wears the crown”.

• Mahlasela: Royal AM can open ‘winning doors’ against Pirates

  Royal AM will become the second side in as many weeks looking to end their horrible record against Soweto giants Orlando Pirates.

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• Human Rights Watch yesterday accused Lebanese authorities of

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• Focus on (South) African history

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• Lessons from this year’s unrest

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• Unravelling Africa’s prehistory

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• China plays key role in global development and stability

  At a meeting with Chinese diplomatic envoys attending the Annual Work Conference for Overseas Envoys to Foreign Countries held at the Great Hall of the People on December 29, President Xi Jinping delivered an important speech resonating with China’s short- to medium-term responsibilities as a...