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Girl on mend after heart surgery

The Dempers family rejoiced as their daughter Amia Duané Dempers, affectionately known as Mia, returned home after undergoing a successful open heart surgery.

Airlink case against SAA

Da Silva copied information’ prior to leaving private airline.

Minister steers clear of 'rumours' on SA beauty

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says his department will not be \"dragged into rumours\" about the nationality of Miss South Africa contestant Chidimma Adetshina.

'Protect intersex athletes'

Olympian defends controversial boxers Khelif and Lin.

SA's Golden Girl Tatjana ready to help new swim stars

Tatjana Smith, South Africa's most-decorated Olympian, is hoping to use her experience on the global stage to guide the careers of future swimming stars after calling it quits in Paris.

Cop minister talks tough

We talk about trigger-happy police and not trigger-happy criminals,’

Church of 'panga pastor' torched

'Leaders silent as they don't see need to protect education.'

TOUGH NIGHT FOR SA

Silver lining as Maswanganyi and Van Niekerk make it through to the 200m semifinals.

Scottie feels the 'pride'

Scottie Scheffler said he felt \"proud to be an American\" after a dramatic triumph in the final round of the men's golf event to win Olympic gold on Sunday.

Lyles confident of golden treble

Newly minted Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles has his sights on triple gold at the Paris Games.

Proteas geared up for Windies

The Proteas are just a day away from starting their highly-anticipated Test series against the West Indies and according to coach Shukri Conrad his team could not be better prepared.

Ramovic blasts Stellies pitch

TS Galaxy head coach Sead Ramovic (right) described as a \"disgrace\" the state of the pitch at Danie Craven Stadium, after his side lost 3-1 in the MTN8 quarterfinals to Stellenbosch FC on Sunday.

Bucs have heavy workload

Following his team's hard-fought victory over SuperSport United in the MTN8 this past weekend, Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro is hoping that the Buccaneers can carry the momentum into the new Betway Premiership season when it eventually starts.

Tax changes to curb abuse

Treasury proposes changes based on a case involving former president Jacob Zuma’s records.

GP's plan for e-tolls debt

We want to raise money to finance the economy, not to finance debt’ Maile.

Harris is not the best candidate

AIthough I am an ardent Donald Trump fan, I do believe that his chances of gaining re-election have dropped by about 30% since Kamala Harris' bid for the post.

Bangladesh's leader rule over

Hasina flees in helicopter after protesters storm her palace.

‘Amazing' Grace saved

»» Able to crawl and laughed for first time after the procedure, says carer.

Water minister on a mission to plug the holes

Conceding to glaring service delivery-related failures at municipal level, with some owing water boards R21.3 billion, Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has moved speedily to address the challenges.

Honey's sting in tail

Historically, adulterants such as ash and potato flour have been used.

'Zuma show is a cult'

They make decisions in the dark and their actions undermine democracy.

Tshwane ‘Orania' illegal, says court

Ruling stems from four shareholders unhappy with expansion.

Mitchley holds a strong hand

BANKER: TORIX NIGHT IN RACE 3 AT FAIRVIEW LOOKS SET TO CRACK HIS MAIDEN ON THE POLYTRACK

Saleng stealing the show again

Monnapule Saleng (below) often seems the permanent subject of speculation over a move away from Orlando Pirates, but on Saturday the Buccaneers winger gave another indication of why he is so valuable to Jose Riveiro's side.

PIPPED YET AGAIN

AGONY: SIMBINE FINISHES JUST OUTSIDE THE MEDALS

Super Serb lives Olympic dream

DJOKOVIC: FIFTH PLAYER TO COMPLETE GOLDEN SLAM

No obstacles can hold Julien back

100M GOLD: SAINT LUCIA'S FIRST-EVER GAMES MEDAL

Lingering Bok questions

RASSIE: SOME ENFORCED CHANGES

Windies series may be a 'grind'

PROTEAS: BATTERS BOWLERS GET A GOOD WORKOUT

Nowhere to seek asylum

BAD POLICY: WHY OFFSHORING’ BY WESTERN COUNTRIES IS DANGEROUS AND CRUEL