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Nsfas a blight on our youth's future

One of the things destroying this country is greed...and it is the sort of greed which leaves tens of thousands of innocent victims in its wake.

Protest over scrapped polls

Romanians yesterday protested outside a voting station near Bucharest together with far-right presidential front-runner Calin Georgescu after a top court scrapped the scheduled run-off vote after allegations of Russian interference.

Premier vows to cooperate

Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed al-Jalali said yesterday he was ready to \"cooperate\" with any leadership chosen by the people, after rebels said \"tyrant\" President Bashar al-Assad had fled the country.

Restored cathedral's first service

Paris - Newly restored Notre Dame cathedral was set to hold its first service for the public on yesterday after a historic re-opening ceremony that saw firefighters, builders and artists celebrated for their work saving the 12th-century masterpiece.

'Zelensky ready for peace deal'

EQUITABLE: JUST PEACE, SECURITY GUARANTEE CALL

Statues fall across Syria as rebels claim victory

Damascus - Syrians around the country yesterday toppled and trampled on statues of President Bashar al-Assad's late father Hafez, who founded the brutal system of government that his son inherited.

Surgery brings hope

INNOVATIVE: DOCTORS WORK TO RESTORE BOY'S BURNED SCALP

Manuel appointed to UN body as global debt crisis looms

The appointment of former minister of finance Trevor Manuel to serve in a group of prominent experts announced by the UN to find policy solutions to the debt crisis in the world, has been hailed as world recognition of the country's talent.

Porridge cleared of blame

POISONING: NAMIBIAN MANUFACTURER 'NOT RESPONSIBLE' FOR CHILDREN'S DEATHS

Making mascot magic

FAMED BRANDS: CLIENT LIST INCLUDES SPRINGBOKS, SHARKS, MCDONALD'S

Race for a worthy cause

France - Bernard Poitau has made no headway on his yacht in nearly a month - with good reason.

Two elephants left in park following death of new arrival

An African elephant that had recently been reunited with one of its sisters died at Karachi Safari Park in southern Pakistan, the park said yesterday.

SA soprano emotional at reopening of Paris' Notre Dame

After witnessing the Notre Dame being ravaged by flames from her apartment in Paris, South African Opera singer Pretty Yende performed at the reopening of the historic French cathedral on Saturday evening, before a VIP crowd and an audience of millions on TV and the internet.

Nsfas chaos: students lose out

LOST OPPORTUNITIES: SIU RECOVERS VARSITIES' UNUSED R1.7BN FROM PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS

Cubans in love with radio soaps

Havana - Forget Netflix and telenovelas. In communist Cuba, many people still turn to the humble radio for their daily drama fix.

Battle of brands in festive ads

London - They come with big budgets, are wrapped in sentimentality and boost company revenues - Britain's latest installment Christmas television advertisements has a nation tuned in.

OR Tambo 'a hub for drug mules'

LUCRATIVE: SA A KEY TRANSIT POINT FOR SYNDICATES

Dark tourism grows

Ukraine war sites draw thrill-seekers

Between rocks and a wondrous place

Beautiful Cederberg is a Western Cape wilderness

Paradise island's stars dim

Economic crisis takes toll on Venezuela

Bucs brimming with confidence

Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro (above) is confident that his team has what it takes to beat Egyptian giants Al-Ahly.

Match evenly poised

VERREYNNE: THIRD TEST TON PILOTS PROTEAS TO A RESPECTABLE SCORE

Sonatla wins a brave battle

Former Blitzboks star and Stormers winger Seabelo Senatla (above) is back in rugby after a scary year out of the game, which threatened to end his career.

Lions opt for fresh legs in Challenge Cup opener

The Lions will bank on a number of fresh players to get them off to a winning start when the first round of action in this season's Challenge Cup gets under way this weekend.

Bulls take no chances

WHITE: BEEFED UP SIDE TO FACE SARACENS WHILE SHARKS MIX AND MATCH

Ndhlovu gets to impress at home

CT SEVENS: A WELCOME RETURN TO BLITZBOKS SQUAD

Hansen and Foster re-unite in Japan

Steve Hansen said yesterday it was \"wonderful\" to be reunited in Japan with former All Blacks coaching colleague Ian Foster, the pair having won the World Cup together.

Rally ace set to sign off on the Dakar

DE VILLIERS: TOYOTA HOPE TO GIVE FORMER WINNER A PROPER SEND-OFF IN 2025 DESERT CLASSIC

Having Lewis will be 'crazy'

Charles Leclerc (above) says having Lewis Hamilton in the other half of the Ferrari garage next season \"is going to be crazy\".

Finger pointing persists

RUSSELL: WORLD CHAMP THREATENED TO DELIBERATELY CRASH INTO HIM