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‘Africa needs help to upscale’

Partnerships with developed countries needed to triple output by 2030 president.

1 in 19 spaza shops 'violate' safety laws

The Gauteng government finds an average of 270 noncompliant food establishments a month, the provincial legislature has heard.

R37.2bn set aside to steer economy to growth

In driving Gauteng's economy, the provincial government has set aside R37.2 billion for infrastructure maintenance and development in the medium-term expenditure framework.

Positive rating for SA

Improved performance attributed to policy certainty after formation of GNU.

'Nkandla tea party Juju's worst political move'

The famous tea party between EFF leader Julius Malema and then embattled former president Jacob Zuma has come back to haunt the EFF.

Village school in grip of fear

Boy arrested and released into custody of his parents after incident.

Indians say viva to vinyl

Records create a personal, tangible connection to the music’ enthusiast.

Strays have their day afer Egypt's pyramid-scaling dog goes viral

Beneath the blazing Egyptian sun, crowds at the Giza Pyramids gazed up at the ancient wonders, but some had their eyes peeled for a new attraction.

A third of SA women abused

9.8% of women have encountered sexual violence.

Gauteng puts the brakes on SA's economic improvement

The ratings upgrade and employment figures show that South Africa is making economic progress, but Gauteng is holding the country back.

Senator slated for heckling king

An indigenous lawmaker was censured by Australia's parliament yesterday for heckling King Charles about the legacy of European settlement during his October visit to Canberra.

200 monkeys run riot in Thailand

Police in central Thailand said they barricaded themselves into their own station over the weekend, after a menacing mob of 200 escaped monkeys ran riot on the town.

Envoy bows out after Trump win

Good riddance’ for SACP, but expert praises talented’ ambassador.

Strong Dingaans entry

QUID PRO QUO ONE OF FOUR TOP FILLIES ENTERED FOR R650,000 RACE

Have flutter on Snaith's Cape Fluter

Bettors are faced with a highly competitive race meeting at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth tomorrow, but many bettors will be relying on Justin Snaith to get them off to a good start and help build up a kitty for the remainder of the day.

Proteas issues run very deep

Despite his team reaching an all-time low, Proteas limited overs coach Rob Walter doesn't seem too concerned about losing his job.

Bafana hope to seal terrific year

Bafana Bafana can put the seal on a fantastic year with a win over South Sudan tomorrow in their final Group K 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifier.

BOKS FLEXING MUSCLES

ENGLAND WERE ALWAYS GOING TO BE BIGGEST TOUR CHALLENGE

Dutch seal a last-eight spot

Netherlands outclassed Hungary with a 4-0 victory in their winner-takes-all Nations League encounter on Saturday while record-setting Germany hammered Bosnia and Herzegovina 7-0.

Swiatek on a roll for her country

Five-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek (right) clinched back-to-back wins to lead Poland into their first Billie Jean King Cup semifinal on Saturday.

Rafa aims to go out with a title

MAY ONLY BE ABLE TO PLAY IN THE DOUBLES

George: we are to blame

Steve Borthwick's position as England rugby coach is being called into question, but captain Jamie George (above) insists it is the players who must take responsibility for a run of five straight defeats.

Aussies pile more misery on Wales

Tom Wright and Matt Faessler scored a hat-trick of tries each as Australia thrashed Wales 52-20 in Cardiff yesterday to consign Warren Gatland's team to a national record of 11 consecutive Test losses.

Farrell is okay with 'winning ugly'

Ireland coach Andy Farrell (right) said he would take Friday's edgy 22-19 win over Argentina as they had managed to achieve something they had failed to do in the defeat by New Zealand and that was \"win ugly\".

France banish demons

LES BLEUS HAVE NOW MOVED ON TO A VASTLY DIFFERENT PLACE

Tyson has 'no regrets' over loss

Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson said on Saturday he has no regrets over losing to Jake Paul in their heavyweight boxing match-up after climbing into the ring \"one last time.\"

Martin clinches MotoGP crown

BAGNAIA WIN NOT ENOUGH TO DENY HIS RIVAL

Tax on booze under review

INDUSTRY PLAYERS GIVEN 30 DAYS TO RESPOND BY NATIONAL TREASURY

Help to avoid Black Friday scamsters

With Black Friday around the corner, consumers must stay alert against the rise in fraudulent activities.

iXPFX raises red flags

DUBIOUS TRADING PLATFORM CLAIMS IT'S PART OF RHONA LIFE