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Pawfect healing with top dogs

PROGRAMME: FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS BRING JOY TO NETCARE PATIENTS LIVING WITH CANCER

15% of workers off sick daily

HITS PRODUCTIVITY: ABSENTEEISM COSTS RISBN ANNUALLY OCCUPATIONAL CARE SA

MAIN COURSE AWAITS

BOKS: SOME TOUGH CALLS TO BE MADE FOR RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD

A nearly man is now a main man

SCHAUFFELE: SCOOPS HIS SECOND MAJOR OF THE YEAR

Peaty slays the demons within

OLYMPICS: BACK WITH INTENT TO CHASE GOLD IN PARIS

Rele tipped to keep shining

MAKHAULA: BIG HEART AND MATURITY WILL HELP HIM CLEAR OBSTACLES

Lifeline to save Tongaat Hulett

FRESH TWIST: SURPRISE OFFER WILL PREVENT TAKEOVER BY PREDATORY PLAN’

Final piece of law signed

TWO-POT: RAMAPHOSA ENDORSES PENSION FUNDS AMENDMENT BILL

Macpherson hits ground running

'Construction mafia - it's war\", declares Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson, pictured, (The Citizen, 18 July).

Scramble to fill Biden's shoes

HARRIS: IN POLE POSITION TO GET NOMINATION

Govt's role will bear fruit

INQUIRY: COMPETITION COMMISSION SAYS ACTION WILL 'ADDRESS DISTORTIONS'

'Bring F1 back to SA'

AT SPEED: FIRST MEETINGS WITH RELEVANT PEOPLE IN AUGUST MCKENZIE

Where giraffes bring peace

INITIATIVE: RESETTLEMENT OF ANIMALS HELPS RESTORE CALM IN WARRING COMMUNITIES

SA is not in such a dire state - president

President Cyril Ramaphosa defended his weaver bird analogy and backed the government of national unity (GNU) to address South Africa's challenges yesterday.

ActionSA to link up with ANC

SUPPORT: WILL WORK WITH THE PARTY IN JOBURG

Mini-man-mountain adds clout

France rugby captain Antoine Dupont (right) defied critics to miss the Six Nations tournament and focus on making the Olympic Sevens team.

Piastri claims his maiden F1 victory

Oscar Piastri (right) claimed his maiden Formula One victory yesterday when he finished ahead of his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris, after a vexed radio argument produced an extraordinary finish to an incident-filled Hungarian Grand Prix.

It's three pots and not two

BIG CHANGES: HOW THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM WILL WORK WHEN YOU RESIGN FROM YOUR JOB

Hammer to hit the mark at Ayr

FORM: RYAN’'S CHARGE CAN IMPROVE ON HIS FOURTH PLACE ON DEBUT AT DONCASTER

Bookies back Tarry runners

BETTING: TRAINER'S CHARGES TOP BOARDS FOR THREE GRADED FEATURES

SELECTION POSERS

ERASMUS: WEALTH OF OPTIONS AFTER PORTUGAL TEST

Aussie 'audition' now wrapped up

SCHMIDT: SETTLING ON RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD-

Simbine getting his timing right

OLYMPICS: NEARS 100M PEAK FORM WITH LONDON RUN

'Cash planes' fly into Zim

FINTECH: HELPS ZIMBABWEANS GET DOLLARS

Sars advocate 'stable'

LEGAL ACUMEN: SHE HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN HIGH-PROFILE CASES

Stop playing the colour game

I don't normally speak about sport teams, but after reading a letter by Thobile Hans I smelled a rat.

Pit latrines 'must go'

SANITATION: COMMISSION URGES GOVT TO EXPEDITE ERADICATION OF SYSTEM

No crash and burn here

TURBULENT: ORSMOND TAKES WILD RIDE IN WORLD OF LOW-COST AIRLINES

'We don't want to die waiting'

NO TREATMENT: CANCER PATIENTS IN GRUELLING WAIT

Arsenal's Ramsdale is Pope's lucky charm

England's Ollie Pope (right) insisted the good fortune he enjoyed while compiling a hundred in the second Test against the West Indies on Thursday made up for a lean start to the county season.