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Israel bank two medals in judo

STRESSFUL: JUDOKAS TUNE OUT JEERS AND WHISTLING

Wessels happy to settle as a prop

COACHES: STILL NOT ENTIRELY SURE WHERE TO BEST USE THE BIG BULLS FRONT-ROWER

Mngqithi has his clear blueprint

DOWNS: ENCOURAGES FAST, ATTACKING STYLE OF PLAY

Binder is hoping for a fresh start

MOTOGP: SEEKING TO RECAPTURE EARLY SEASON FORM

Thriving in your 40s

FINANCIAL SECURITY: SET THE STAGE FOR A COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT

Saving for your pension in SA

TWO-POTS: FOUR TIPS TO NAVIGATE THE NEW RULES

Healthy smiles, happy kids

LIFELONG HABITS: SEVEN TIPS TO SET YOUR CHILDREN UP FOR ORAL SUCCESS

Taste the nectar in this drink

NON-ALCOHOLIC: BUT IT STILL PACKS A PUNCH

Giving birth amid bombs

DANGER: PATIENTS STRESSED, MALNOURISHED AS RUSSIAN TROOPS ADVANCE

Haniyeh funeral: Hamas calls for 'furious rage'

Mourners arrived at a Qatari mosque yesterday to bid farewell to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh after his killing in Tehran, an attack blamed on Israel that deepened fears of wider war.

Kamala will 'die black'

CONTROVERSY: MIXED-RACE VP HAS ALWAYS EMBRACED BOTH SIDES OF HERITAGE

Floods allow return of Romanian wildlife

Tour guide Eugen Grigorov steered his boat past half-underwater combine harvesters and last year's flooded crops in a part of Romania's Danube Delta reclaimed by the great river.

Homegrown opera is hit in SA

LOCAL IS LEKKER: CAPE TOWN COMPANY COFOUNDED BY ITALIAN MAKES GENRE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL

SA's most decorated Olympian

SWIMMING: SMITH MAKES SPLASH ON INTERNATIONAL STAGE, PEOPLE'S LIVES

Hunt nearing big milestone

SuperSport United head coach Gavin Hunt (below) is set to join a club of one this season, as the first head coach ever to be in charge for 1000 Premier Soccer League matches.

A SILVER LINING

Olympic legend Le Clos returns to the pool for one last shot at a medal in Paris.

Top sprint pair take to the track

Brash, brazen, brilliant. American sprint duo Noah Lyles and Sha'Carri Richardson will look to live up to their billing as Olympic 100m favourites when the track and field programme at the Paris Games starts today.

Bitter exchange in stormy clash

Iga Swiatek was accused of being \"insincere\" by Danielle Collins (right) after a stormy Olympics clash on Wednesday in which the Pole was left struggling to breathe after being felled by a pile-driver backhand from the powerful American.

Roos not out of the Bok picture

The Springbok eighthman battle is firmly heating up.

Vitality drops PnP

The insurance company’s rewards programme partners with Checkers.

Hamas calls for bloody revenge

Fiery rhetoric as political chief Ismail Haniyeh is buried in Tehran.

Racism has no place in the new SA

In the context of building a new and inclusive South Africa, it is crucial to address the historical and ongoing issues of racism in our schools.

End of line for drone angling

Department raises concerns about the impact on marine life.

Fixing roads mandate of JRA, says official

Residents throughout the northern parts of Roodepoort, like many others across Gauteng, have made it clear that they are fed up with the condition of many of the roads in their neighbourhoods.

Sorry Koos, you miss point

»» Narrowing of diversity of coverage creates an anarchic landscape.

Varsity 'targets' activist

Tam prevented from studying for my masters.’

Poaching pooches play big role in protecting wildlife

Free-running packs of dogs play a significant role in curbing poaching in the Kruger National Park (KNP) and have been a major success since the launch of this unit in October last year.

Rhinos tracked by satellite

Devices fitted to stumps of dehorned animals.

'We have to defend ourselves'

National police chief Masemola vows to fight fire by fire.

We've all failed Madiba - Gayton

McKenzie wants lessons taught in schools and prisons.