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Steyn growing in his new role

Former Springbok star and current Lions kicking consultant Morne Steyn (above) is growing into his role and learning every day as he continues to guide the up-and-coming crop of kickers at the franchise.

Aubaas wants a better showing

SUNDOWNS: POLOKWANE CITY A TOUGH NUT TO CRACK

Graham out of Bok showdown

London - Darcy Graham will miss Scotland's Test against South Africa on Sunday after the wing failed to pass head injury protocols.

Special farewell planned for Rafa

The Davis Cup will provide a special farewell to retiring tennis great Rafael Nadal (above) at the November final eight, tournament director Feliciano Lopez said yesterday.

PSG are feeling the heat in Europe

Kylian Mbappe was always going to leave an enormous void when he left Paris Saint-Germain, and the French side are struggling in this season's Champions League without the goals of their former star.

Plenty to ponder for Inter Milan

PRESSURE: ITALIANS FACE TOUGH ARSENAL CHALLENGE

Redefine office sector pain

RENT: REVERSIONS IN NEGATIVE TERRITORY

Fitch hints at rating upgrade if SA sticks to budget plan

Fitch Ratings has signaled that it may upgrade South Africa's credit outlook if the government sticks to its path to stabilize debt as outlined in its three-year budget plan.

Old car, higher interest rate

WESBANK: CONSUMER QUESTIONS BANK POLICIES ON USED CAR FINANCING

Taxpayer trust wanes

PUBLIC CONFIDENCE: MORE IS NEEDED TO IMPROVE TAX COMPLIANCE

Pop culture meets comfort

FOOTWEAR: ADIDAS ORIGINALS, HEY DUDE HIT THE SPOT

Times are a-changin'

IPHONE 16: BEAUTIFUL NEW HANDSET IS BIG IN SIZE AND AMBITIONS

'Bin Laden' suspended

An Australian Rules umpire has been suspended for dressing up as Osama bin Laden at an end-of-season function, the sport's governing body said this week.

Rare birth renews hope

A critically endangered Sumatran elephant has been born in Indonesia, officials said on Tuesday, another rare birth that has given renewed hope to conservation efforts.

I'm not blowing any Trumpet

So, it's all over bar the shooting. I was hoping to congratulate or excoriate the winner of yesterday's US elections, but since deadline was snapping at my heels while the doomed and the desperate were still voting, it was never going to happen.

Space waste goes green

The world's first wooden satellite has blasted off on a SpaceX rocket, its Japanese developers said yesterday, part of a resupply mission to the International Space Station.

Live and let live, please

My dead body count is five.

World will be better without Trump's hogwash

Once you're a pathological liar and a sexist, it will stay with you forever, writes Armin.

Time for Khoza to pass the baton

Soccer is a leading sport in South Africa and elsewhere. It is also a multimillion, if not billion, business.

No excuse for SA's dry taps

It's enough to make you cry when you hear that R10 billion a year has been spent by the department of water and sanitation on water infrastructure services since 2019, yet 3.1 million of South Africa's near 19 million households are still dry.

Botes on edge of an abyss

Is the house of cards protecting Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) chief executive Helen Botes on the brink of collapse?

Coalitions 'new' catch-phrase in '26

If one just looks at how the political landscape shifted since the nation cast their vote at the end of May, some political parties would be forgiven for seeing coalition as a curse word, while the prospects of forming new relationships certainly threw a lifeline to other parties that had probably found themselves out in the cold.

Pyongyang continues weapons tests

North Korea fired a salvo of short-range ballistic missiles early yesterday, Seoul's military said, Pyongyang's second launch in days.

Taipei busts China's fixers

A Taiwanese radio host and his wife have been charged with receiving $2.3 million (about R40 million) from \"overseas sources\", including China, in exchange for attempting to influence the island's elections and referendums.

UK cops axed for misconduct

Nearly 600 police officers in England and Wales were sacked in the year to March 2024, figures showed yesterday, as police chiefs battle to restore public confidence after a string of scandals.

US accuses Hamas over truce bid flop

REJECTION: 'IT DOES NOT INCLUDE LASTING CEASEFIRE'

No majority? Congress will flex muscles

So what exactly happens if neither Kamala Harris nor Donald Trump achieves the electoral college majority required to win the US election?

Going down to the wire

VOTE COUNT: GROWING RISK OF DELAYS, LEGAL CHALLENGES EXPECTED

Harris, Trump tie kicks off election day

Voters in the US hamlet of Dixville Notch launched election day in the first minutes of yesterday with a tied vote, mirroring the incredibly close national polls in the White House race.

Rea Vaya still at standstill

Rea Vaya bus services will remain suspended until the company and taxi associations see eye-to-eye.