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It's war on ID fraud

Over 700 000 must state why papers shouldn't be cancelled.

Ukraine more corrupt than Russia

Frank Searle Jnr, while you may say Vladimir Putin's outrage at Ukrainian strikes within Russia is hypocritical, the fact remains that the narrative of a nasty and expansionist Russia attacking a poor, innocent Ukraine because Putin hates democracy is simply not supported by the evidence.

Zondo gets his wish: more time to chase bad directors

The Companies Amendment Act extends the time to hold directors accountable for delinquency from 24 to 60 months, or even more with good cause. The question is whether five years is enough.

SA left's Achilles heel

Divisions have weakened it, causing it to leave poor in the lurch’.

Nuclear power 'not the answer'

Well-designed and maintained nuke plants are safe SA engineer in France.

EFF future uncertain

Ability to present united front rattled by instability.

Monsoons fuel child brides

Many girls face even more hardship aft er marriage.

Nation mourns TV's beloved math teacher

Tributes have been pouring in for South Africa's favourite mathematics and science teacher, William Smith, who has died following a battle with cancer.

Eskom's plan comes together

On of six plants working productively on the utility’s turnaround strategy.

Teams begin a new Test era

Bangladesh begin a two-Test series in Pakistan today with their preparations severely hampered by the political turmoil that has wracked the country.

Aryna sounds early warning

Cincinnati Aryna Sabalenka (above) thrust herself into US Open title contention on Monday with a 6-3, 7-5 defeat of Jessica Pegula to win the WTA Cincinnati Open.

BEEFING UP THE BOKS

COACH RECALLS FIT AGAIN TRIO TO SQUAD TO TAKE ON ALL BLACKS

Sinner in perfect US Open tune-up

World No 1 Jannik Sinner on Monday lifted his third ATP Masters trophy as the world number one beat Frances Tiafoe 7-6 (7/4), 6-2 to win the Cincinnati Open.

Chance for new players to shine

England head into the first Test against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford starting today with several players given a chance to prove a point after captain Ben Stokes's series-ending injury.

Henry leaves France youth side

Thierry Henry (right) has decided to step down from his role as coach of the France under-21 football team, the French Football Federation (FFF) announced.

'Wasteful' Spurs held

Ange Postecoglou admitted \"wasteful\" Tottenham lost their composure as Jamie Vardy's second-half equaliser gave Leicester a 1-1 draw against his profligate team on Monday.

Sharemax inquiry release

The Citizen headline on Friday \"Floyd jumps sinking ship?\" is very good news, especially the \"sinking ship\" part.

Better for SA to get rid of EFF

The Citizen headline on Friday \"Floyd jumps sinking ship?\" is very good news, especially the \"sinking ship\" part.

President told to 'step aside'

Clinging to power makes the suffering of our people worse.’

I gave my best - Biden

Hillary Clinton backing Harris to finally break the glass ceiling.

Peter family on legal battle over Summer Cup debacle

The legal wrangles between Highveld trainer Tony Peter and the National Horseracing Authority (NHA) drags on - some nine months after the infamous Summer Cup day in 2023.

Advice before you cash in

People may be unable to take allin some instances.

'Let people do tradition'

Our values, belief system is anchored on our spirituality.

Strong push for lifestyle audits

DA ramps up pressure on premier Panyaza Lesufito make results public.

Hold up for Health Compact

Changes make it endorsement of NHI, says Health Funders Association.

'Veggie stealing' monkeys killed at old age home

Police are investigating a case of animal cruelty following the deaths of two vervet monkeys that were killed after they were allegedly bashed in the head with a spade at an old age home near Howick, KwaZulu-Natal.

Lights, camera, action!

Cinema is our escape from everyday lives, daily struggles.’

Blow to municipalities

Power distributors under fire for not submitting their cost-of-supply studies.

Wage strike 'will ground planes'

Should they walk out, it'll be disastrous, says one carrier.

HEAD SCRATCHING

Still a few positions that are up for debate ahead of back-to-back All Black home games.