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Korda scoops another title

World No 1 Nelly Korda (above) captured her seventh LPGA title of the season and 15th career crown on Sunday, firing a three-under-par 67 to win the Anika tournament.

Britain spring a surprise on Canada

Britain knocked out defending Billie Jean King Cup champions Canada as singles wins for Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter completed a 2-0 victory in Málaga on Sunday.

Sinner still finds room to improve

ATP FINALS: ENDS OFF NEAR-PERFECT SEASON IN TURIN

Gatland determined to plug away

Warren Gatland insisted he still had the fight to continue as Wales coach, but would back any change after his team crashed to a record 11th consecutive Test defeat in a 52-20 rout by Australia in Cardiff on Sunday.

Wallabies are 'regenerating'

Australia coach Joe Schmidt (above) said he was not getting carried away about thoughts of a Grand Slam sweep ofthe home nations after his team thrashed Wales 52-2o in Cardiff on Sunday.

Binder wraps his season on a high

KTM: WORK UNDERWAY EARLY TO CLOSE GAP ON DUCATI

Carsley ends reign onahigh

Lee Carsley (above) admitted he was relieved to end his reign as England interim boss with the stylish 5-o rout of Ireland that sealed Nations League promotion ahead of Thomas Tuchel's arrival.

Mokoena is aiming high

BALLON D'OR: HOPING TO ONE DAY EMULATE BAFANA CAPTAIN WILLIAMS

Kekana not a fan of team rotation

The Fifa International break is not finished yet, but both Magesi FC and Mamelodi Sundowns have already started preparing for Saturday's Carling Knockout final.

Trump return won't stop cut

Uncertainties in wake of his victory not expected to prevent central bank.

How to make R100k with arbitrage like a savvy investor

To start off, let's define what arbitrage is. Arbitrage is when investors take advantage of a product that is trading at different prices in different markets.

Discovery goes after client

Court seeks documents to prove depressed’ man couldn’t work.

Comedian invites Pistorius to his gig

'The secret sauce in my shows is that people go 'he's got a point there'.

9% earnings rise revs up WeBuyCars

JSE-listed used-vehicle group WeBuyCars recorded a 9.9% rise in core headline earnings per share for the year ended 30 September, 2024.

No load shedding to 2029

Two large coal generation units need to be added to the grid on schedule.

Won't have new hubby by Friday

Have A New Husband By Friday is the book I Hnd next to my work computer when I walk in.

Malema is destroying the EFF

Last week, EFF leader Julius Malema, pictured, claimed former president Jacob Zuma is poaching his members.

US rewards entrepreneurs for a reason

Look beyond economics 101 and realise the American system works for them, writes Peter H.

Troubled RAF needs major overhaul

A sad indictment of our systems of governance is that the Road Accident Fund (RAF) hires its chairs and tables - so they cannot be attached by the sheriff and sold at auction.

Stop GBV with harsh punishment

It's even worse than many of us thought.

Rats leading to corruption

It is commonly accepted that in certain African countries, a foreign visitor must travel with an \"extra page in their passport\".

Smog sends schools online

India's capital New Delhi switched schools to online classes yesterday until further notice as worsening toxic smog surged past 60 times the World Health Organisation's (WHO) recommended daily maximum.

EU-S America deal 'big task'

Rio de Janeiro - EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Sunday \"the devil is always in the details,\" as she spoke of a budding South America trade deal that France has vowed to block at all costs.

Trump's diet is poison - health chief

US president-elect Donald Trump's pick for health secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr., has been pictured sharing a McDonald's meal with his future boss, days after they promised to \"make America healthy again\".

N Korea slams the West over Ukraine

Expanding scope of military interventions globally Kim.

Midvaal all set to dump Eskom

The Midvaal municipality in Gauteng is in the process of dumping Eskom in favour of a private company to out-source its power supply.

Bid to save penguins

Fishing ban for 10 years around colonies, starting in January.

'Baby gang' on trial for fraud, homicide

Dozens of suspects went on trial in Istanbul yesterday over the deaths of at least 10 newborn babies as part of a vast social security fraud scheme in Turkey's worst health scandal in years.

‘Africa needs help to upscale’

Partnerships with developed countries needed to triple output by 2030 president.

1 in 19 spaza shops 'violate' safety laws

The Gauteng government finds an average of 270 noncompliant food establishments a month, the provincial legislature has heard.