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NZ are wary of Japan's 'flair'

Tokyo – The All Blacks will be wary of Japan's \"flair\" under Eddie Jones when the two sides meet in Yokohama on Saturday, centre David Havili (above) said.

Binder still pushing for a turnaround

The Australian MotoGP pretty much summed up the season for Brad Binder and his KTM Red Bull team.

McLaren's chief blasts stewards

STELLA: NORRIS PENALTY A BLOW TO F1 TITLE CHANCES

Barca strikers in red-hot form

Barcelona - Red-hot Robert Lewandowski (above) and Pablo Torre struck twice each as Barcelona hammered Sevilla 5-1 on Sunday to stay three points clear of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga ahead of next weekend's Clasico.

Dortmund boss Sahin is hoping to silence his critics

Berlin - Borussia Dortmund travel to Real Madrid today in a rematch of last season's Champions League final amid worrying form and criticism of coach Nuri Sahin (right).

Bellingham reunion

DEJA-VU: HOPES TO BREAK HIS GOAL DROUGHT AGAINST HIS FORMER CLUB

Slot's Reds rise to the challenge

Liverpool - Arne Slot (above) said Liverpool rose to the challenge posed by a step up in opposition after beating Chelsea 2-1 to move back top of the Premier League on Sunday.

Letlhaku is tipped for stardom

Breaking into the Mamelodi Sundowns team is not an easy task. But youngster Kutlwano Letlhaku (right) is being tipped for stardom by his coach Manqoba Mngqithi.

Govt to fuel industry shift

CAR SECTOR: REMAINING GLOBALLY RELEVANT

Nabi backs his decisions

TACTICS: REFUSES TO REACT TO EMOTIONAL REACTIONS FROM CHIEFS FANS

Financial recipe for success

RETIREMENT: ONCE YOU STOP WORKING, YOU BECOME EMPLOYED BY THE CAPITAL YOU BUILT

Capitec crypto backlash

UNPOPULAR MOVE: CUSTOMERS URGED TO USE MORE EXPENSIVE PAY APP INSTEAD

JPMorgan eyes IPO surge on optimism

South Africa is poised for a surge in initial public offerings (IPO) and fund-raising activity next year, spurred by optimism that the continent's biggest economy may be turning a corner after years of lackluster growth, said JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Who's losing market?

RESURGENCE: DISCOVERY AND TYMEBANK HAVE MADE MAJOR INROADS

A sommelier on cloud wine

MOTHWA: ONLY SAFFER AT BORDEAUX MENTOR WEEK

Conservation funds plea

Cali - UN chief Antonio Guterres on Sunday appealed to nations gathered at a biodiversity summit in the Colombian city of Cali for \"significant investment\" in a fund to conserve and restore nature.

Brutal killing at building site

Gunmen in Indian-administered Kashmir raked a construction site work camp with bullets, killing seven people and wounding several others.

Evacuations for sick from Gaza

TREATMENT: WILL GET MEDICAL CARE IN EUROPE

Fury over troop deployment to Russia

Seoul - South Korea summoned the Russian ambassador yesterday to criticise Pyongyang's decision to send soldiers to support Moscow's war in Ukraine, the foreign ministry said.

Use technology to deal with road spiking

We are all at risk, fearing to go out at night, or working late at the office, writes Peter Bachtis.

All the best to the class of 2024

As the matric final exams begin, it's crucial to recognise the significant role parents play in supporting pupils during this challenging time.

Proteas inspire next generation

It seems as though our senior national cricket teams cannot break the hoodoo which is the World Cup, but disappointing though the defeat of the Proteas in the T20 Women's World Cup final on Sunday night was, the team still did us proud.

Crisis in our airspace is real

The \"Swiss cheese\" model of accident causes suggests that different human and natural factors are like slices of cheese lined up, with random holes. Each slice, or layer of defence, mitigates things going wrong... until all the holes, or negatives, line up. When that happens, especially in aviation, aircraft crash and people can die.

Lauded constitution flawed

There have been so many massacres in the Eastern Cape alone that the country is getting massacre-weary. People are making mental comparisons of numbers to decide if the latest one is worth their attention.

"'Fighting graft cost me everything'"

Phooko Simon Liholo, a former English teacher at Mmabatho High School in Mahikeng, deeply regrets his decision to expose alleged corruption.

Behind DA compromise

Leader says party will follow pragmatic approach.

Anmaat win stirs memories of Hamdan, De Kock glory days

The dismay of punters when 40/1 shot Anmaat won the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot on Saturday was a tad tempered in South Africa by nostalgia at seeing the famous blue and white Shadwell silks in a victory salute.

Busi was misfit in EFF

LACKING: NO SAVVINESS NEEDED AT ROBUST PARTY

Saftu sends well-wishes to class of '24

The country's second-largest trade union federation, Saftu, has extended its \"heartfelt well-wishes\" to the Grade 12 pupils, with general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi challenging them to \"rise and prove your capability\".

Sights on oceans to revive economies in Africa

Just off the beaches of Africa is a potential goldmine for the economies of the struggling continent – its resource-rich oceans.