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PROTEAS ON FRONT FOOT

FINAL DAY: BOWLERS PRETTY CONFIDENT OF WRAPPING UP A SERIES WIN

The fight Dricus does not want

It's official. South Africa's \"one-man Springbok team\" will be back in action in two months' time.

Blitzboks finally win at home

The South African Sevens team, the Blitzboks, have hit back in style by winning the Cape Town Sevens tournament yesterday, beating France 26-14 in a thrilling final played at the Cape Town Stadium.

Riveiro praises 'excellent' Bucs

Jose Riveiro (right) praised his Orlando Pirates players on Saturday despite being held to a goalless draw by Al-Ahly in a Caf Champions League Group C match at Orlando Stadium.

Downs upbeat despite draw

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi (above) remains upbeat about his team's chances of advancing to the knockout phase of the Caf Champions League despite the 1-1 draw away to AS FAR in Morocco on Saturday night.

Chiefs tripped up by Polokwane

PSL: NABI'S SIDE CONTINUE WITH THEIR PATCHY FORM

England women strike straight back at Proteas

England hit back with force yesterday, securing a six-wicket victory over South Africa in the second women's ODI in Durban, as the tourists levelled the series at 1-1.

Mix & match Lions downed by Ospreys

A second-string Lions team suffered a major setback in their quest to win the Challenge Cup trophy this season and perhaps qualify for the Champions Cup as they went down 32-14 to Welsh side Ospreys in Llanelli yesterday evening.

Veerman tames the Sun City 'monster'

American Johannes Veerman (right) won the Nedbank Golf Challenge by a single stroke after a thrilling final round at Sun City yesterday.

Mixed fortunes in a brutal week

INJURIES: SHARKS AND STORMERS PAY A HEAVY PRICE

Norris seals McLaren title

Abu Dhabi - Lando Norris won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix yesterday to seal McLaren's first constructors' title since 1998.

Chelsea keep on rolling

EPL: ROAR BACK TO DOWN SPURS WHILE ARSENAL DROP POINTS AT FULHAM

Look out to avoid fraud

CRIMINALS: CASES ON THE RISE AS THEY'LL BE TARGETING VULNERABLE CONSUMERS

How to do your financial planning before tying the knot

It is that time of the year again—flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and there are many couples preparing to walk down the aisle.

Handy life insurance guide

HELPING YOU UNDERSTAND COMPLEX PRODUCT STRUCTURES AND OFFERINGS

RAF attacks law firm

WARNING: CEO CLAIMS IT IS PART OF A CAMPAIGN TO 'CAPTURE' THE FUND

Planning for retirement? Consider these key risks

Retirement should be a time of financial freedom, enjoyment and spending more time with your family and close relatives, but without proper financial planning it can come with serious risks and consequences.

How to avoid Januworry

FESTIVE SEASON: KEY IS TO PUT YOUR BEST FINANCIAL FOOT FORWARD, SAYS EXPERT

How to spend your bonus wisely and make it work for you

Millions of consumers are waiting with bated breath for their cellphones to ping on Friday night showing that their bonuses are now in their bank accounts.

The real cost of a holiday

TWO-POT RETIREMENT SYSTEM: RATHER SAVE OR USE YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR DECEMBER BREAK

US top buyer of UK TV exports

British TV programmes remain popular with American viewers.

Amapiano's hottest stars perform at Soweto's PianoHub

PianoHub has presented The Hubway, an initiative that brings together Amapiano's biggest names for a massive music drop.

How to limit worrying

EXERT CONTROL: SET DAILY TIME FOR THIS

'White Lotus' back in February

The third season of HBO's hit TV series The White Lotus will premiere in February, followed months later by the second installment of The Last of Us, Warner Bros. Discovery said on Thursday.

Life by numbers

UNIVERSAL: 'NUMEROLOGY IS ABOUT OPPORTUNITY, CHALLENGES'

Head elf is not so great

I cursed at Christmas. I stood on the baby Jesus. I crushed the nativity under my giant, boat-like takkie.

Israel boycott may hurt SA the most

Stents, components of computers and medicines among items we will have to forgo, writes Gina B.

Banks ignoring Fica regulations

I note that the Financial Intelligence Centre Act is going to be \"strictly enforced\". But it should have been strictly enforced from day one.

Stop flogging the dead horse

Can we just pull the plug on SAA, already?

Yende flaunts SA talent on big stage

South African operatic soprano Pretty Yende wowed an audience of the great and the good at the reopening of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris over the weekend, proving, if there were any doubters, that this country has amazing talent.