Turkish delight retains flavour

Türkiye are turning their second home into a fortress at Euro 2024 as a blistering start and a stunning save from Mert Gunok at the death engineered a 2-1 win over Austria to reach the quarterfinals.

10% duty on solar imports

Market share declines due to competition from cheap foreign products.

Top priorities for Steenhuisen

Chief aim must be the new agriculture master plan.

Best and worst shares

There are a few penny stocks that show larger gains.

Proteas deserve to be praised

I am sick and tired of everyone lambasting the Proteas.

Hurricane Beryl roars

'Life-threatening' situation set to pass over Jamaica.

Victims recall stampede horror

Farmer clings to hope missing sister is 'maybe just lost'.

Fraud blocked – bank

Many fraud modus operandi we block without customers knowing Standard.

SAB initiative pays off

78% compliance rate due to beer giant’s partnership with law enforcers.

Clearing up NHI confusion

People thought they should cancel medical aid to enjoy free health care.

Holding on for deer life

Group prevents farmers from hitting young wildlife with their machinery.

Jokes, jibes make for colourful swearing-in of new MPs

It seems they should add minister of jokes to Patriotic Alliance (PA) leader and Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie after he made a hilarious entrance with a series of quips when being sworn-in as a Cabinet minister yesterday.

Boxing row black eye for SA

We will recoup the costs from him, says BSA’s new chair as trio flies home.

Ford workers to go on strike

We reject their reasons for refusing to share profit with workers Numsa.

Tremor in a tricky space

Arrangement feels different despite no fundamental changes to seats or design.

You can pay up with a smile for the Chery Tiggo 4 Pro DCT

What is the easiest way to make motoring reporters cringe? Tell them they'll be driving a car with continuously variable transmission or CVT for short.

Piere to See It Again and more

It’s the three-year-olds or See It Again, says Striker.

RASSIE'S MIND GAMES

Erasmus says he could turn to the controversial 7-1 split which caused a stir at the World Cup.

Turning street culture into Olympic gold

Japan used to think skateboarding was a pastime for delinquents but the country has grown into a global powerhouse in the sport and is expected to dominate at this month's Paris Olympics.

Gatecrashing Cavendish's Tour party

Turin With all eyes on Mark Cavendish's chase for a historic Tour de France stage win on Monday, Biniam Girmay instead wrote Eritrea into the record books.

Williams takes the spotlight for Spanish

Thanks to his tender age and illustrious club, Spain and Barcelona's teenage winger Lamine Yamal has caught the eye at Euro 2024 but on the opposite flank, Nico Williams (right) is proving every bit as devastating.

Tedesco curses Belgium’s luck

COACH ADMITS IT WAS A TOUGH TOURNAMENT

Costa: game of my life

Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa said he had the best game of his life against Slovenia on Monday as he saved three penalties to send his team into the Euro 2024 quarterfinals.

Bellingham brilliance papers over England’s cracks

England's quest to end 58 years of hurt at Euro 2024 remains alive thanks to one moment of Jude Bellingham brilliance, but the Three Lions failed to look like future European champions in sneaking past Slovakia 2-1.

Hike in ombud award

Office anticipates increase in requests for intervention from prejudiced investors.

Caxton sounds alarm

Risk of print wasteland’ while Naspers online reaps rewards.

Heatwaves hotter, longer

Midwife is on the front line of climate change on Pakistan's islands.

It's Biden who lied during debate

To all the gormless individuals who are saying US President Joe Biden, pictured, is the lesser of two evils for America, and that he did so badly in the debate because of Donald Trump's lies stunned him so much: you need to stop smoking whatever it is you are clearly smoking, because it is damaging your brains.

The master of Persian illumination in Tehran

Iranian artist Mohammad Hossein Aghamiri sometimes labours for six months on a single design, very carefullyhe knows a single crooked line could ruin his entire artwork.

Embracing the tainted

Nothing prevents those impeached from pivoting to another arm of state.