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Amajita star is getting itchy feet

WANTS TO SUSTAIN SA U-20 FORM AT CHIEFS

Mbappe is ready for home debut

SEEKS BALANCE’ FROM TOP-HEAVY MADRID

Early test for Gunners

FACE BOGEY TEAM VILLA WHILE UNITED VISIT TOUGH BRIGHTON OUTFIT

Max a touch nervous

LOOKING OVER HIS SHOULDER AHEAD OF HIS HOME DUTCH GRAND PRIX

Press on with your plan

An allocation to shorter-term, low-risk assets could greatly reduce real returns.

Desert school is 'heaven'

Walls with grids of vents lead to shade and cooling airflow.

Harris vows 'to be a president for all'

TIME TO SHINE: AMERICANS CHEER A NEW WAY FORWARD

Flash floods wreak havoc in Bangladesh

Flash floods wreaked havoc in Bangladesh yesterday as the country recovers from weeks of political upheaval.

Fighting fires, dodging death

Although it’s hard and dangerous, several women are in team.

Race is on for SA's top job

They start eyeing plum posts after the elective conference.

Berlin zoo panda gives birth to twins for second time

Berlin Zoo said yesterday its resident panda Meng Meng had delivered twins for the second time, hailing the rare births as a boost to the endangered creatures.

Teacher in 'irregular' post without pay

There is a rise in irregular temporary, permanent or acting appointments, the Gauteng department of education warned.

Census data doesn't add up

Catastrophic’ as it excludes income and earnings; mortality and fertility.

Councillors vow to fight Limpopo council's dissolution

The DA and Freedom Front Plus (FF+) in the Thabazimbi local municipality of the Waterberg region in Limpopo have threatened to take the provincial government and premier Phophi Ramathuba to court if she continues her threat to place the town under administration.

The cook from the hell of war

MENTAL HEALTH BOOST: RUNNING SOCIAL MEDIA PAGE KEEPS LINK WITH CIVILIAN LIFE

Bucs look to finish the job

Orlando Pirates will be looking to finish the job at home and progress to the second preliminary round of the Caf Champions League when they meet Disciples of Madagascar at Orlando Stadium this evening. (kick-off 7.30 pm).

POSITIVE VIBES

Run tothe final of the T20 World Cup in the West Indies gives the Proteas added determination.

Novak is chasing the Slam record

Novak Djokovic, fired up by his emotional Olympic Games triumph, targets new Grand Slam records at the US Open from Monday as title rival Jannik Sinner arrives in New York dogged by questions over two positive drugs tests.

Maphaka under no time pressure

Proteas white-ball head coach Rob Walter is extremely excited to see what young up-and -coming talent Kwena Maphaka can produce.

Veteran goalkeeper Neuer joins international exodus

Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer (right), a 2014 World Cup winner, announced his retirement from international football this week at the age of 38.

Chelsea not a ‘mess'

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca insisted he was not presiding over a \"mess\" of a squad after the London club were involved in yet more transfer activity.

Bell's circular raises doubts

Claims it did not disclose concert party’ trade volumes from six months before it received a letter of interest.

Vets leave SA in droves

Situation is bad in rural areas where animal clinics are closing.

Fined over scrap metal

Concerns rife that measures in place to control the industry are not effective.

UFC brings out basic instincts

With reference to Monday's \"UFC title defence in SA?\" To me, boxing is bad enough to have as a professional sport.

Inspiring youth to vote 'Kamala'

Only 53% of young people aged 18 to 29 say they are voting.

Bold plans to bolster Limpopo tourism

The Limpopo department of economic development, environment and tourism is to spend R25 million on infrastructure development and refurbishment of the province's wildlife resorts in an effort to increase domestic tourism.

Joburg City Library is a ruin

It will be partially opened in six months’ time Joburg Development Agency.

Call to lower speed limit

AA acts because of high number of child pedestrians in fatal accidents.

'We won't move out'

Zuma not aware of the frictions in the organisation, they say.