In this issue

July 16, 2024

SAA flying into major storm

MAYDAY WARNING: AIRLINE HEADING FOR CRASH UNLESS EQUITY PARTNER COMES ON BOARD

3 mins

Legal arena not transformed

PROGRESS: SA GENERAL COUNSEL FOR DIVERSITY INCLUSION LAUNCHED

4 mins

'We want our kids in school'

ANGRY: PARENTS, PUPILS WANT ANSWERS FROM DEPT

1 min

Child immunisation stalls

UN: THOSE WHO HAD NO JABS UP T0 14.5M LAST YEAR FROM 13.9M IN 2022

2 mins

Green building law

PENALTY: OWNERS WHO DO NOT REGISTER FACE JAIL TIME OR ROM FINE

2 mins

Plea for calm in wake of attack

BIDEN: LOWER TEMPERATURE OF HOSTILE POLITICS

1 min

Don't allow people to carry guns

As another world leader, Winston Churchill, said: \"Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.\"

1 min

PnP gives CEO R100m

ASKED TO RETURN: FOUR MILLION SHARES INCENTIVE TO FIX BUSINESS

2 mins

Tshwane sues 5 managers

TURNAROUND: CITY CLAMPS DOWN ON OFFICIALS OVER BAD EXPENDITURE

2 mins

Era of Spanish dominance

EURO 24: COACH HAS LA ROJA PLAYING TO A WIDE VARIETY OF STRENGTHS

2 mins

Paris a reality check for Dressel

Caeleb Dressel (right) knows the age-group days of \"simply swimming\" can never return for a seven-time Olympic gold medallist.

1 min

ASA defends its Adams decision

SEPENG: CLAIMS ATHLETE WAS NEVER LEFT IN THE DARK

1 min

Young batter gets the nod

Young batter Jake Fraser-McGurk (above) was selected yesterday for Australia's white-ball tour of the UK in place of the retired David Warner, as selectors gave pace spearhead Pat Cummins a \"pre-planned\" rest.

1 min

Alcaraz not sure of 'own limits'

RESPECT: STILL CLAIMS RIVAL DJOKOVIC IS SUPERMAN’

2 mins

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