England rigidly stuck to their policy during their 3-1 series defeat by India, opting to rest multi-format players at different stages of their tour to help them cope better with the challenges of living in strict bio-secure environments.
Continue reading →There is a familiarity about New Brighton township on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth. It is scorching in the summer, the maze of sandy streets and unplanned clusters of houses busy on a weekday. I work out that we … Continue reading →
The two red cards took the tally to four in the first six matches of the domestic competition, in which a local law variation allows dismissed players to be replaced after 20 minutes.
Continue reading →Until the current three-match winning run in the Premier League, Tottenham were sliding down the table with Mourinho’s tactics coming under scrutiny.
Continue reading →Business owner Clayton Du Plooy, 33, a self-taught barista, said passion, enthusiasm and having YouTube as a friend had helped his business become a trusted name in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Continue reading →Nondwe Mankahla, 85, and seven other women including Madikizela-Mandela, were held and tortured at Pretoria Central Prison for more than a year.
Continue reading →DiDi spokesperson Felipe Contreras said they had launched in the city to offer mobility and entrepreneurship to the residents of Gqeberha.
Continue reading →The cigarette ban in the country was “successful” and slashed a number of emergency visits for lung diseases at a Western Cape hospital, according to a study by the African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine,
Continue reading →A truck driver has been arrested for causing a major accident on William Nicol drive close to Life Flora Hospital in Roodepoort, the Johannesburg metro police department said.
Continue reading →The last thing he expected to see was the front half of an Audi Q3 parked in his lounge where his front window used to be.
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