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Pep does not want new club

London - Pep Guardiola (above) said he would not \"take another club\" after ending his stint as Manchester City manager, although he left open the possibility of coaching a national team.

'Battle of Britain' looms for Spurs

London - Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou returns to Glasgow today for a Europa League \"Battle of Britain\" against Rangers in desperate need of a victory to calm speculation over his future.

Villa victory is simply 'surreal'

MCGINN: TOASTS HIS TEAM'S UCL REVIVAL AT LEIPZIG

New high-rise for Sandton

R2BN PROJECT: GROWTHPOINT, TRICOLT IN JV

You probably need to acquire life insurance - here's why

Life insurance can be a game changer, providing crucial protection for your family and assets in the event of an untimely loss.

Real returns in rocky year

REASONS: SOME GLOBAL EVENTS PUT SOUTH AFRICA'S BIG POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN CONTEXT

Minister probes alleged corrupt R800m tender

Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson has launched an investigation into governance issues at the Independent Development Trust (IDT) after failing to receive requested documentation from the trust's board about an allegedly irregular and corrupt R800 million hospital oxygen plant tender.

Poor flee to bad buildings

JOBURG CBD: LANDLORDS TELL NERSA THAT ESKOM'S INCREASES ARE UNAFFORDABLE

Rival bidder for Springboks plans fan stake

A consortium interested in bidding for a stake in the commercial rights of South Africa's Springboks wants to give fans an opportunity to invest in the reigning rugby-union world champions.

Can Acsa fix airports?

PROBLEMS: MONDAY'S MAIN FUEL VALVE FAILURE REPEATS 2022 FIASCO

Life by numbers

ROADMAP: A DISCIPLINE ROOTED IN MATHS, PHILOSOPHY

Why do people fear Friday the 13th as an unlucky day?

There is always at least one \"Friday the 13th\" in a year.

Mahindra South Africa about to ignite a revolution

The Mahindra Fusion Fest is a bold initiative designed to celebrate South Africa's diversity through the fusion of music, fashion and art.

Treasure chest of ballet

It's been a full-circle experience, says artist.

Malema experiences his Damascus moment

Shrewd leaders lead effectively by satisfying their followers' needs

Celebrity divorces need class

Not one to be entertained or find interest in the personal affairs of celebrities, the lack of restraint in the divorce matter of Pearl Mbewe and Sello Maake ka Ncube shows just how volatile love that ends in acrimony can get.

Mayor abusing taxpayers' money

Joburg mayor Dada Morero, without the council's approval, moved his office which was in perfect condition - to a very expensive building where rent is more than double because the new building is owned by one of the ANC cadres and his personal friend Lonwabo Sambudla.

Graft scourge widespread

If outgoing US President Joe Biden's about-face in granting a pardon to his son Hunter, who was convicted on gun and tax charges, is anything to go by, the scourge of corruption knows no bounds.

Stop punishing us with water cuts

There's probably no good time to restrict or cut off water supplies to perform essential maintenance - but, according to Rand Water, the least awful time is coming up this weekend.

All deserve good, cheap health care

Luigi Mangione, who allegedly shot to death health insurance chief executive Brian Thompson in New York, has become almost a Robin Hood-type hero... which says something about the state of health care in that country.

Partying VP thumbs nose at inquiry

Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte partied with journalists yesterday as she thumbed her nose at an official inquiry into allegations she plotted to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos, her estranged ally.

Hooligans trial over violence

The trial opened yesterday of five suspects facing charges including attempted manslaughter after last month's hit-and-run attacks in Amsterdam on Israeli football supporters that shocked the world.

US adds 8 to trade blacklist

The United States unveiled trade restrictions on eight companies, including two Chinese firms and several from Russia, alleging human rights violations.

Malaria deaths in decline - UN

MORTALITY: NUMBERS BACK TO PRE-COVID LEVEL

Not much hope for coolness

The cooling weather phenomenon La Nina could appear in coming months, but it will likely be too \"weak and short-lived\" to significantly impact soaring global temperatures, says the UN.

Trump return a threat to conservation effort

Washington - The United States is moving to grant federal protections to the monarch butterfly, a once-common species recognizable by its striking black and orange patterns that has faced a dramatic population decline in recent decades.

Murder dividing US

THOMPSON: KILLING POINTS TO FRUSTRATION WITH THE MEDICAL SYSTEM

Suppliers in the firing line

14 SLAPPED WITH NOTICES FOR GOODS NOT COMPLIANT WITH REQUIREMENTS

Work together for change

CIRCLE OF UNITY: INCLUSIVE MODEL FOR SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Department flexes muscle over inflated R800m tender

The department of public works and infrastructure (DPWI) is asserting its power to get to the bottom of an inflated tender.