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CSA to honour top performers

Cricket South Africa (CSA) will honour the country's top performers when the organisation hosts the annual player awards on 5 September.

Island nations fairest of them all – bank

SA’s attractiveness deteriorated because of the nation’s weak economic indicators.

Vaping no flavour of month

It has its own lab to manufacture e-liquid itself.

Nedbank downsizing

Chunk of office and branch space cut in 2020.

Anti-Trump camp simply clueless

The cluelessness, lack of information and pure brainwashing from David H Keith, and others in the Donald Trump derangement syndrome camp, is truly laughable.

'Hobbit' humans theory

Discovery reveals ancient humans only stood about 1m tall 700 OOO years ago.

Blind feel wonders of world

Offers a hands-on, sensory experience of architecture.

Is SA ready to handle AI?

Need to consider legal, ethical issues technology brings.

Fears of mpox spread

Known as Clade lb subclade, the new strain is spread person-to-person.

Questions as family fight to come to grips with dad's death

A five-year-old girl celebrated her birthday for the first time without her dad, whose presence was reduced to a picture frame after he died just four days earlier under the care of the RK Khan Hospital.

Female farmers reaping rewards

Gauteng MEC for agriculture visits farms to hear grievances.

Girl's amazing recovery

Just 10 when injured in accident that killed dad.

‘Panga pastor' and cohorts in jail for a week

A heavy police presence outside the Palm Ridge Magistrate's Court set the scene as controversial pastor Paseka \"Pastor Mboro\" Motsoeneng made his first court appearance yesterday afternoon and will stay in jail until next week.

SAA ducks money matters

As taxpayers we have no clue whether the company is viable or not Duvenage.

'Smiling assassin' does the business

Kenya's Beatrice Chebet (right) produced a masterful display of tactical running to win gold in the Olympic women's 5 000m on Monday, ending defending champion Sifan Hassan's dream of a long-distance treble.

Duplantis the invincible

Sweden's Armand Duplantis cemented his place in pole vaulting history by defending his Olympic crown in world record-setting style on Monday to underline his total dominance in the discipline.

Biles can still be 'proud' - coach

Simone Biles (right) can leave the Paris Olympics \"proud\" of her four-medal haul despite failing to strike gold on the final day, her coach Cecile Landi said on Monday.

Korda looking to bounce back

Nelly Korda will start her Olympic women's golf title defence today as the gold-medal favourite despite her brilliant season threatening to come off the rails in recent months.

'Ferrari' Will Jordan returns to rev up All Blacks

Try-scoring \"Ferrari\" Will Jordan (right) is set to rev up the All Black attack as he returns from shoulder surgery for Saturday's home clash against Argentina in Wellington.

Siya news excites Rassie

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus is excited about the possible return of captain Siya Kolisi to the Sharks, ahead of the coming franchise season, after it emerged that he was negotiating an early release from his contract with French giants Racing 92.

Proteas opt for a batting line-up

South Africa will back a batting-heavy lineup in the first Test against the West Indies when the first Test gets under way in Port-of-Spain today.

SA's water supply tanking

Citizens and the private sector are increasingly having to make a plan.

Banks receive R80m

ATH subscribed for 64m rights offer shares’ at a total value of more than Ribn.

New CEO 'optimistic'

South Africa’s gross domestic product forecast to increase by 0.9%.

Benin unmasks its cultural and spiritual heritage

Spectators poured into Benin's capital for a new festival celebrating traditional masks over the weekend as the West African country seeks to attract visitors and showcase its cultural heritage.

Desecration of niches a disgrace

In response to an article in last Wednesday's The Citizen regarding desecration of niches, I add to this absolute disgrace.

Cruel to be kind to rhinos

As satisfying as it is seeing a rhino wander off, horn removal is unpleasant to watch.

SA defence firms rally

2023 exports at R7.1bn from R4.6bn in previous year.

'Passport fee will kill us'

Abuses and crisis in home country also in memorandum.

Conley is face behind campaign

Athlete fronts She Owns her Success story.