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Probe after pupils allegedly assault Limpopo teachers

The department of education in Limpopo is investigating a case in which pupils from Bela Bela High School assaulted two teachers last week.

More nations join Brics?

SUMMIT: DEMAND FOR MEMBERSHIP HAS SET UNPRECEDENTED RECORDS > Iran, Egypt, UAE and Ethiopia set to occupy their seats.

Mdladlana 'honest servant of working class'

Tributes have continued to pour in for former labour minister and high commissioner to Canada Membathisi Mdladlana who has been described a \"stalwart of South Africa's democratic transformation\".

Crashing, but you're still inspirational, Proteas

Another Cricket World Cup final and another agonising defeat for a South African team.

Study unveils impact of label

Whether it's the music, the place or even the person we're with, a host of factors can influence our view of a particular wine.

Positive developments offer golden opportunity to repay debt

A number of positive developments in South Africa recently means that people's wallets are getting a little healthier as declining interest rates, inflation and fuel costs free up extra cash.

Arteta unhappy with discipline

Mikel Arteta (above) admitted Arsenal's shock 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth was an \"accident waiting to happen\" as William Saliba's red card condemned them to a first Premier League loss since April.

Marquez wins exciting duel

Phillip Island An unrelenting Marc Marquez (above) edged championship leader Jorge Martin in a titanic battle at the Australian MotoGP yesterday, with Francesco Bagnaia relegated to third.

Xaba smashes national mark

Running the longest race of her career, Glenrose Xaba (above) was delighted with her performance after digging deep to break the SA women's record at the Cape Town Marathon yesterday.

Lagoon to cap Beckett's season

Allowances to benefit Oxford Comma at Pontefract.

Dave is a Charity Mile entry

Joburg Spring Challenge champ Back In Business also in field.

Follow Eiger Sanction as long as he keeps winning

There is a belief among many horseplayers that as long as a horse keeps winning, one should keep following it until it loses. That looks to be the case with St John Gray's Eiger Sanction who on his fourth successive race at the Vaal last week.

Stop the red card madness

If it wasn't so serious and important it really would be laughable.

PROTEAS WILT IN FINAL

Wolvaardt’s troops were average with the ball and in the field which ultimately sealed the result for the Kiwis.

Modest Sirino just 'happy to help'

Gaston Sirino says Kaizer Chiefs' change in mentality is helping them win more matches in the 2024/25 season.

Bucs can't harp on about Magesi loss

Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro has urged his charges to quickly move past the disappointing loss to Magesi FC and focus on tomorrow's Betway Premiership clash against SuperSport United at Orlando Stadium (kick-off 7.30pm).

Downs boss still demanding more

FEELS CHARGES ARE NOT RUTHLESS ENOUGH

Djokovic pleads with Rafa not to leave tennis now

Novak Djokovic implored long-time adversary Rafael Nadal (right) to put off his planned retirement after defeating the Spaniard Saturday in what was likely to be the final chapter of their \"amazing rivalry\".

It's okay to 'win ugly'

COACH PLEASED WITH ZEBRE VICTORY IN SOPPING WET CONDITIONS

Reds pass major test

EPL: EDGE CHELSEA TO HIT THE TOP AS MAN CITY SURVIVE A WOLVES SCARE

Ten Hag hoping United have clicked

Under-fire Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is hoping his side turned a corner in coming from behind to beat Brentford 2-1 on Saturday and snap a five-game winless run.

Rohit 'proud' of his team's fightback

India captain Rohit Sharma said he was proud of his team for battling back from their lowest home total of 46 to make a match of the first Test against New Zealand, despite going down to an eight-wicket defeat yesterday.

Rabada has an 'elite mentality'

PROTEAS QUICK ONE SHY OF 300 WICKETS

SA's 36.1% power hike

METHODOLOGY: FLEXIBLE ENOUGH FOR POOR?

A personalised plan vital when goalposts keep shifting

There's a pattern to how most people answer this question: How much is enough? Enough never seems to be where we are; rather, it's always just beyond the horizon.