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Bavuma must take criticism on the chin

Nobody likes to be criticised, but high-profile professional athletes have to get used to it. It's a part of the job.

Captains salute 'great' Southee ahead of Test

Tim Southee (below) was hailed a New Zealand cricketing \"great\" by opposing captains yesterday as the seamer prepared to take on England in the last Test of a 16-year career.

Rising Proteas stars 'exciting'

KAPP: ALL-ROUNDERS BIG PLUS FOR THE ENGLAND TEST

Chess prodigy the toast of a nation

DOMMARAJU: LIVES UP TO HIS PROMISE TO BECOME THE GAME'S YOUNGEST WORLD CHAMPION

Indian whizz kid will not be a 'one-hit wonder'

Singapore - Newly crowned world chess king Gukesh Dommaraju said becoming a champion was a dream that was more than a decade in the making, as he underlined his ambition to strive for \"greatness\".

Jordaan charges killing the Safa brand

Now that the dust has settled after Bafana Bafana and Banyana Banyana secured qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations and the Women's Africa Cup of Nations respectively, I think it's time to address the elephant in the room at Safa House.

Nabi must start reconciling his Chiefs building process

Kaizer Chiefs will travel to Nelspruit to take on TS Galaxy in the Betway Premiership on Monday's Day of Reconciliation.

Downs boss calls for unified front

CARDOSO: NO PLAYER IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN TEAM

Alonso's Leverkusen still a tangible threat

Toiling quietly behind leaders Bayern Munich and surprise package Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayer Leverkusen have returned to the form which took them to a league-cup double last season.

Spanish top two must not slip up

LA LIGA: BARCA AND REAL WARY OF IN-FORM ATLETICO

World Cup a big part of Saudi's reform agenda

Fireworks and drones depicting the iconic golden World Cup trophy lit up the sky in Saudi Arabia's capital this week after FIFA confirmed the Gulf kingdom would play host to the tournament in 2034.

Hojlund brace a game changer

Second-half substitute Rasmus Hojlund (above) scored twice as Manchester United fought back to earn a 2-1 win at Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League on Thursday.

Misfiring Nunez still a vital part of Liverpool machine

Arne Slot insisted Darwin Nunez (right) is still an important part of Liverpool's plans despite the struggling striker falling below the \"standard\" in the Champions League win against Girona.

One Stripe sets Guineas standard

FORM: MARSHALL'S CHARGE HAS EVERYTHING IN HIS FAVOUR IN CAPE'S GRADE 1 SHOWPIECE

Crisis-hit rivals collide

DERBY: MANCHESTER GIANTS BOTH IN A SLUMP AS LIVERPOOL FACE FULHAM

End the year right: festive season tips to start 2025 strong

Brenthurst Wealth's Suzean Haumann offers advice on creating a holiday budget, reviewing year-end financial tasks, and staying on track while celebrating the season.

Decoding retirement terms

PLANNING: YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE LIES IN YOUR HANDS – EDUCATE YOURSELF NOW

Why you need a will

BEWARE: AVOID GOING TO A BANK OR INSTITUTION TO GET IT DONE 'FREE'

Working hard to stay cool?

ANALYSIS: GENTLE PARENTING CAN BE DIFFICULT ON PARENTS, NEW RESEARCH SUGGESTS

Garden fun for kids

HANDS-ON: FUN ACTIVITIES THAT GET CHILDREN OUTDOORS AND CONNECT THEM TO NATURE

Your 72-hour pet safety guide for festive season

With the festive season just around the corner, Four Paws is raising awareness on how to keep pets safe and comfortable during potentially overwhelming holiday events.

A weekend of serenity

MENTAL HEALTH: YOGA, NATURE AFTER CORONA SUNSETS SUMMER TOUR

Love has no price tag

It all started in October. One day stores were trading as usual and then, as the clock turned midnight at September's end, aisles became baubled lanes of ho ho ho, Christmas trees and decorations decked out on display.

Ex-footballer for top post

Georgian ex-footballer turned far-right politician Mikheil Kavelashvili is set to become Tbilisi's next figurehead president in an indirect election denounced as \"illegitimate\" by the current pro-EU leader.

Abuse victims' lifeline

DRUGGING: EVEN DOCTORS UNSURE ABOUT SYMPTOMS OF ATTACKS

Filipina on death row says planned transfer is 'miracle'

A Filipina inmate on death row in Indonesia said from prison yesterday that her planned transfer was a \"miracle\", in her first interview since Manila and Jakarta signed an agreement to repatriate her.

Symbol of a good idea turns sour

The EFF is having its national people's assembly elective conference this weekend, with perhaps the most pressing issue being the future of the party.

Concerns over Gift of the Givers

As a concerned South African citizen, I find myself deeply troubled by the recent revelations against Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, the founder of Gift of the Givers.

What SA needs are leaders who really care

Education for our children will pave the way for a better life, writes N Jen Scott.

There's a hole in your bucket, ANC

The classic children's folk song There's a hole in the bucket, Dear Liza - which features a drawn-out conversation between Henry and Liza about a leaky bucket - reminds of the current Gauteng water predicament.