Concussion protocols rule Burnley’s Mee out of Fulham clash
The 31-year-old centre back was carried off the pitch on a stretcher at Selhurst Park after colliding with Palace forward Jordan Ayew and was replaced by Kevin Long.
Continue reading →Daniel Berger vaults four spots in US Ryder Cup standings
Berger also climbed two spots to No13 in the official world golf rankings, one shy of his career high.
Continue reading →Working together to root out the scourge of thuggery
Imagine working hard for your money every day but constantly having to look over your shoulder, fearing for your safety and that of your loved ones.
Continue reading →Transnet’s confidence in Eastern Cape must now bring investments to grow economy
The year 2021 was preceded by a very tough and painful year, characterised by events that defied both spiritual and economic predictions.
Continue reading →Yamaha’s Quartararo ready to handle factory pressure
Quartararo, who rode for Petronas Yamaha in 2020, swapped seats with seven-times world champion Valentino Rossi ahead of the new season.
Continue reading →Memories of Kaizer Chiefs’ embarrassing defeat to Richards Bay continue to haunt Zulu
Memories of Kaizer Chiefs’ embarrassing defeat to lower tier side Richards Bay in the Nedbank Cup a little over a week ago are still very fresh in Philani Zulu’s mind.
Continue reading →Safa-NMB boss Mkhangelwa welcomes resumption of amateur football
It has been almost a year since grassroots football in South Africa has been put to a halt due to the spread of Covid-19.
Continue reading →Samwu suspends municipal strike but dispute not over
The SA Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) in Nelson Mandela Bay has suspended its weeklong strike — for now.
Continue reading →Eskom inquiry advocate ‘feared for his safety’ when called by former state security minister Bongani Bongo
Advocate Ntuthuzelo Vanara feared for his safety when he received phone calls from then state security minister Bongani Bongo in October 2017.
Continue reading →‘My remarks mustn’t be taken out of context’: Angie Motshekga responds to ‘educated men won’t rape’ backlash
Basic education minister Angie Motshekga says she was trying to encourage pupils to be educated about gender-based violence and for them to become better people.
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