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Climate goals in doldrums
TRANSITION: SA STRIVES TO RAISE MONEY
New procurement law signed
TENDERS: GOVERNMENT'S MEASURE AIMS TO MINIMISE RED TAPE AND TACKLE CORRUPTION
Insurer won't pay up
CONSTRUCTION MAFIA: BUSINESS FORUM SEIZES GOODS WORTH R3M
Esterhuizen red card justified
It was unfortunate but justified that André Esterhuizen, pictured, was red-carded in the Test match between the Springboks and Portugal in Bloemfontein last Saturday.
Typhoon turns streets into rivers
Taipei The strongest typhoon to hit Taiwan in eight years killed three people and flooded parts of the island's second-biggest city yesterday, while rescuers searched for nine sailors missing after their ship sank in the storm.
NGO keeps e-waste out of landfills
The eradication of pit toilets and inappropriate school structures will be among issues dominating proceedings next month when Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube convenes an important meeting with her provincial counterparts.
'Mud swallowed my kids'
LANDSLIDE: MOM RECALLS HORROR OF LOSING FOUR
Pit toilets, literacy now new education minister's mission
The eradication of pit toilets and inappropriate school structures will be among issues dominating proceedings next month when Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube convenes an important meeting with her provincial counterparts.
Living in a lake of raw sewage
NO-GO AREA: STENCH UNBEARABLE, POSES HEALTH RISK’
Karsten ready for a ripper in Paris
One of the most iconic images of the Covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics was the sight of Karsten Warholm (pictured) ripping open his running top after shattering the world record in winning the men's 400m hurdles gold.
THE PSL IS A SURE BET
TOP-FLIGHT: BETTING COMPANY DEAL WORTH STAGGERING R900 MILLION
Hotto opens up on Lorch quarrel
DOCUMENTARY: REVEALS JEALOUSY IN THE BUCS CAMP
Team SA ready to kick into gear
OLYMPICS: BUSY SCHEDULE IN THE OPENING FEW DAYS
Aussies threaten US domination
SWIMMING: INTENSE NINE-DAY SHOWDOWN IN PARIS
Time biggest rival of GNU
WEBINAR: 30 YEARS EVIDENCE OF ITS MISUSE
Behind global IT outage
‘ERROR’: ONE SMALL UPDATE BROUGHT DOWN MILLIONS OF TECH SYSTEMS
Will the boom return?
CONSTRUCTION: NOT A SINGLE CRANE IN CBD TO SHOW WORK UNDERWAY
Fearless trainees propel turbine boom
Perched almost gom above the New Mexico plains, strapped to the sheer-edged roof of a wind turbine's generator by a single safety harness, Terrill Stowe is in his element.
Rugby players chosen on merit
What a lot of racial claptrap from Thobile Hans in his letter \"Black rugby players marginalised\".
Racing cracks whip at jockeys
MISUSE: RIDING CROP BECOMES A HOT ISSUE
'Schnitzel bonus' for eateries
GOT THE CHOPS: AUTHORITIES STIR CONTROVERSY WITH CASH REWARD FOR TRADITIONAL FARE
Indian village prays for JD Vance to become US vice-president
Every day in a simple temple in an Indian village, Hindu priest Subhramanya Sharma prays to his god for JD Vance to become vice-president of the United States.
US targets SA 'terror money' via sanctions on IS agents
The US government has imposed sanctions on three individuals two of whom are based in South Africa accused of expanding Islamic State (IS) activities in Africa.
'Dancing queen' cautious ahead of Paris
An orphan who grew up without even a picture of her mother, Kenyan Olympic hopeful Mary Moraa's personal hardships keep her cautious about her chances in Paris - despite being crowned world 800m champion last year.
MANY DECISIONS
INJURIES: DOOR HAS OPENED FOR SOME NEWCOMERS
Bashir learning the Test tricks
GOOD START: SPINNER NOT GETTING AHEAD OF HIMSELF
Kodisang chases some lofty goals
WINGER: WANTS LOCAL TITLES AND A BAFANA POSITION
Blitzboks begin Olympic quest
TOUGH TASK: SEVENS TEAM ARE READY TO GO FOR GOLD'
Richardson eyes some redemption
FAST, NOT FURIOUS: SPRINTER CHASING 100M GLORY
SA reforms spur Abax to boost exposure
EQUITIES: SA'S BENCHMARK INDEX ROSE 2.4%