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Iran leader vows Israel response

HEALTH: KIDS WOUNDED IN STRIKE NEAR POLIO CENTRE

Spanish royals visit flood-hit region

Valencia - Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia yesterday visited the Valencia region, Spanish media reported, where devastating floods have killed more than 200 people.

Trump's golf course stirs unease in mom's birthplace

As Donald Trump pursues a second stint in the White House, about 4,828km in Scotland, he is building a new golf course that renews scrutiny of his vexed relationship with his mother's birth country.

Poll impact on SA markets

Considering the belief that the world catches a cold when the US sneezes, many investors are wondering if markets will catch a cold from the US' election fever.

Final push for US votes

TARGETS: HARRIS HEADS TO AREAS IN DECLINE; TRUMP TO SWING STATES

Ponzi 'broke us' – victims

Affinity scam with referrals coming from family, friends they trusted.

Instagram sensation Peanut the squirrel euthanised

New York - A squirrel named Peanut who was propelled to the heights of internet celebrity has been euthanised, New York authorities said on Friday, biting a government staffer on the way out.

Start spazas call

SITHOLE: RECLAIM ECONOMY FROM FOREIGN NATIONALS

Lawyers blast RAF boss' accusations

The Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) has condemned \"unfounded and unsubstantiated accusations\" by the Road Accident Fund (RAF) chief executive Collins Letsoalo about alleged corrupt lawyers who complicated the fund's financial crisis.

Axe set to fall on NW defiant councillors

ANC municipal councillors in the Bojanala region in the North West will be removed from their posts if they continue to defy the party.

340 more illegal miners resurface in Orkney

The South African Police Service (Saps) has announced that 340 more illegal miners have resurfaced from abandoned mines in Orkney, North West, since Saturday.

Exams resume at Turfloop

Examinations at the University of Limpopo's Turfloop campus will resume today after they were postponed on Friday because of water cuts.

'I'd rather die at home'

'AWFUL': MAN CHECKS OUT RATHER THAN ANOTHER NIGHT IN STATE HOSPITAL

Work begins on rail plan

Work has begun on a feasibility study supervised by the department of transport on a possible high-speed rail link between Gauteng and Polokwane.

Male lion on the loose in Mbombela captured

The Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) on Saturday said that a male lion roaming around Mbombela had been darted and captured.

Al-Fayed victims speak out

RECRUITED: TESTED FOR VIRGINITY, ASSAULTED AND FORBIDDEN TO HAVE RELATIONSHIPS

Not all find Wynberg High headmaster's speech a joke

The headmaster of Wynberg Boys' High School in Cape Town has come under fire with his closing comments at the 2024 valedictory assembly about why boys should be thankful they're not girls.

Air safety standards threat

WHISTLE-BLOWER TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS SAY PLANES DISAPPEAR FROM RADAR

From wine to Tintin in Moldova

Chisinau - Moldova, which held the second round of presidential elections yesterday, has been increasingly in the headlines since Russia invaded neighboring Ukraine.

Andy Warhol artworks stolen

Amsterdam - Two works by artist Andy Warhol were stolen during the night of Thursday to Friday from a gallery in the south of the Netherlands, while two other screenprints were abandoned nearby.

Spat as court building is shut

'NONCOMPLIANT': DEPARTMENTS AT EACH OTHER'S THROATS

Home of Halloween

Rooted in Ireland dating back millennia

Interplay of dark and light

China city skylines are both beautiful and grimly ugly

Nabi talking up Chiefs

PSL rivals all set for a high-intensity Carling Knockout quarterfinal clash at sold out FNB Stadium.

Team is first for Rabada

Displaying some of the best form of his career, experienced fast bowler Kagiso Rabada (above) insists he is more concerned about playing an important role in the Proteas team than reaching personal milestones.

All Blacks on a mission

RANKINGS: RUGBY SUPERPOWER OUTSIDE TOP TWO AS ENGLAND AWAIT

George 'loves haka history'

England captain Jamie George said he \"loved the history\" of the haka after Test colleague Joe Marler urged New Zealand to ditch their pre-game ritual just days before the teams meet at Twickenham.

Flyhalf depth pleases Steyn

Former Lions and now Sharks flyhalf Jordan Hendrikse (above) has another great opportunity to prove his worth in the Springbok system after he was called into their end-of-year-tour squad as an injury replacement earlier this week.

Jersey camp a big plus

DAVIDS: BOK TRAINING STOPOVER HAS HELPED ADAPT TO UK CONDITIONS

Social responsibility high on netball agenda

As a sports-mad country, South Africans will always celebrate when our national teams score goals, but when the Proteas netball side find the net this week, there will be even more reason to celebrate their success.