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100 days with lights

NO POWER CUTS: IMPROVED PERFORMANCE RAISES CONFIDENCE IN SA

Blair advises Starmer

FORMER PM: IMMIGRATION PLAN NEEDED AND BEWARE REFORM UK PARTY’

Glory for Oriental Charm

FRONTRUNNER: FLAWLESS RIDE BY JP

KB, fans charge up Springboks game

Singer and actress Keabetswe (KB) Motsilanyane marked the much-anticipated return of the World Cup-winning Springbok team on home soil with a powerful rendition of the national anthem before their Test match against the Irish at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday.

'GNU will focus on delivery'

PRIORITY: THIS IS SURE TO TOP AGENDA AT COALITION'S FIRST CABINET MEETING EXPERTS

New minister wears two hats

MULTI-TASKER: DEPUTY ALSO A DA PROVINCIAL LEADER

England feel the heat

SOUTHGATE: SEVERE PRESSURE TO CHANGE TACK AGAINST SWITZERLAND

Vinales breaks track record

Spaniard Maverick Vinales (above) broke the Sachsenring track record in yesterday's practice session ahead of tomorrow's German MotoGP, while Marc Marquez suffered a heavy fall.

Sainz admits suffering from stress

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz (right) said on Thursday that he is suffering from stress caused by the time-consuming task of finding a team for next season.

F1 rivals still mates

COLLISION: VERSTAPPEN & NORRIS MAKE UP AFTER AUSTRIAN GP DRAMA

Methodical new leader for Britain

He is centre-left party's most working-class leader.

Sailing with the Cape winds

All work and no play makes Jilly a silly girl - so this Jilly is counting the sleeps to her playtime before she goes truly dilly.

Biggest test ahead for GNU

Phew! The government of national unity (GNU) was almost stillborn.

No holiday for Joe Biden

Many Democrats hungry for a replacement.

Kinshasa's lack of public transport drives people mad

Cable car, urban rail link or ring road - Kinshasa has big plans for alleviating its traffic chaos but for now, travelling into the megacity remains a daily headache for millions of people.

'I am God's mistake...'

'I no longer had the world at my feet, so I hanged myself.'

Go green at the Durban July

Have a flutter on favourite Green With Envy and the everpopular See It Again.

Having faith in Mazibuko

'We are concerned on various levels at what the next few months will look like.'

Lesufi abandons bride at political altar

Remember when your best friend in primary school played with someone else at break? Or when your high school crush was suddenly always offline when you tried to chat?

Making Durban July history

IN THE SADDLE: RISING STAR TO BE FIRST FEMALE TO RIDE IN SA'S BIGGEST HORSE RACE IN 128 YEARS

NEW ATTACK MINDSET

Attack coach believes Springboks have always hada style of play that is hard to stop.

Proteas on an upward curve

Having taken big steps forward over the last couple of years, head coach Rob Walter is confident South Africa's limited overs cricket squad can continue to improve as they set their sights on major international trophies.

Provincial duels set to re-ignite

A number of exciting derbies are set to light up the first round of the 2024 Currie Cup competition which kicks off with two games this afternoon.

Serial winner Rodri is La Roja's danger man

Germany's hopes of winning Euro 2024 on home soil rest with inflicting a very rare defeat on Spain's midfield maestro Rodri (right) in today's blockbuster quarterfinal.

Fierce rivalry resumes

France and Portugal renew their European Championship rivalry tonight in a quarterfinal showdown in which almost all of the focus will be on the two captains, Kylian Mbappe and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Germany are on a wave of belief

Host nation Germany face Spain in today's Euro 2024 quarterfinal in Stuttgart riding a wave of belief not seen in the proud football nation for almost a decade.

Airfares soar for July

Return flight is over R6 000 with you likely to pay more if you haven't booked.

New exhibition is making an impression

The Langmatt's prestigious collection of Impressionist masterpieces is being seen in a new light, literally, after leaving the museum in northern Switzerland on loan for the first time.

Bloated Cabinet is a disgrace to SA

A while ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa, pictured, said he would reduce his Cabinet. Well, what do we know? He just increased it by two ministers and, instead of one deputy minister, we now have two deputy ministers.