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'Use electoral report, ANC'

REFORMS: EXPERTS QUERY PARTY'S MOTIVES AFTER LOSS

New Chopin waltz found

New York - An unknown waltz by Chopin, written nearly 200 years ago, has been discovered in the vault of the Morgan Library and Museum in New York.

Too early for major rotation

Although the rotation policy by Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi has so far been effective, it was always going to backfire at some point.

URC break has its pros and cons

After an impressive start to their United Rugby Championship (URC) campaign the Lions are ready to refresh and recover before getting stuck into the next block of fixtures after the international break.

GOOD ENERGY PREVAILS

MARKRAM: TOP-ORDER BATTERS MUST GIVE PROTEAS THE SPRINGBOARD

Brad fighting to stay fifth

With only two rounds left in 2024, Brad Binder (above) has a huge fight on his hands to hold on to fifth place in the MotoGP championship.

Slade impresses after injury layoff

London - England centre Henry Slade set his sights on playing against New Zealand in next week's November international opener at Twickenham after making a comeback from shoulder surgery on Sunday.

Sainz makes a wish come true

F1: NO SECRET HE WANTED ANOTHER WIN FOR FERRARI

Palmer being likened to Zola

London – Enzo Maresca compared Chelsea crowd-pleaser Cole Palmer (above) to former Stamford Bridge star Gianfranco Zola after the England midfielder's match-winning goal in a 2-1 victory at home to Newcastle on Sunday.

San Siro Stadium project is revived

Milan - Inter Milan and AC Milan are once again aiming to get a new stadium built on the site of the iconic San Siro but the Serie A giants have a long way to go before they'll be able to set foot in the modern arena for which they have long hoped.

Arteta bemoans lack of 'courage'

EPL: INSISTS GUNNERS' TITLE CHASE IS FAR FROM OVER

Jose shuts out talk of records

PSL: PREFERS BUCCANEERS TO TAKE IT MATCH-BY-MATCH

Ten Hag given the United boot

Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag following the club's lacklustre start to the season, the fallen Premier League giants announced yesterday.

Nabi gets behind Sirino

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi says Gaston Sirino deserves a Bafana Bafana call-up, with the Uruguay-born playmaker now holding a South African passport.

Mngqithi not pulling any punches

Following the 1-0 loss to Polokwane City in a Betway Premiership match at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi (right) was understandably left unimpressed by his team's poor performance.

Dis-Chem to sell insurance

LIFE: WILL GROUP OUT-VITALITY DISCOVERY?

How do you define wealth?

DIFFERENT VALUES: IT GOES BEYOND ONLY MONEY AND THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF MEASURING IT

Fewer stocks, bigger risks: JSE delistings impact investors

The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has faced significant challenges over the years, particularly in the form of a shrinking number of listed companies.

Man's 20-year fight

DISPUTE: USED CAR LEGAL BATTLE IS NOW BEFORE THE CONCOURT

Sweet Diwali delights

FEAST: FOOD IS A CENTRAL THEME TO THE BIGGEST HINDU FESTIVAL

Mexican remake of 'The Office' is on its way

Cult TV show The Office is set to return with a Mexican remake currently being prepared by Prime Video. The series will only be available in certain countries.

Top officials spouting dubious comments

Hawks head, premier view the public as naive and gullible, writes Ant.

Citizens must fight crime, too

South Africans are wondering if there is still hope for the country. It's bad news after bad news and the past week was not short of it.

Tax boycott would be appropriate

The current tax regime in South Africa is designed not to ensure the adequate running of the country alongside the reasonable treatment of its population, but to exploit its people and extract as much wealth as possible from them.

Lesson for new GNU from 1996

Experiences are nothing if you don't learn from them...and a warning about that for the politicians in the government of national unity (GNU) has come from someone who has walked that road.

Poison control must be tighter

You seldom walk away from organophosphate poisoning. One of those who did was clergyman Dr Frank Chikane, who survived an attempt by apartheid agents to poison him with the compound in 1989.

ANC has incurable cancer

Two teenage students from the University of Stellenbosch, Veer Gosai and Joel Cedras, wrote an article for the activist publication GroundUp in which they exposed massive weaknesses in the department of social development online system that processes social relief of distress grant payments.

Trump rally marred by slurs, race row

Republican Donald Trump led a headline-grabbing New York rally on Sunday with nonstop attacks on Kamala Harris, but Democrats sought to capitalize on crude insults from some of his allies' opening speeches.

Japan PM is going nowhere

Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba vowed yesterday to stay in office despite his gamble of snap elections backfiring, with the ruling party's worst result in 15 years.

Egypt takes first Gaza truce steps

PROPOSAL: STOP WAR FOR 2 DAYS, EXCHANGE HOSTAGES