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Masandawana must make a statement

If there was ever a time for Mamelodi Sundowns to send a strong statement to the rest of the big hitters on the continent that they mean business, the game against AS FAR is a perfect opportunity to do so.

Downs have the 'edge' over rivals

MODISE: QUALITY DEPTH WILL HELP OVERCOME WOBBLE

Miguel is determined to keep it clean on return

Kaizer Chiefs are set to welcome Angolan defender Inacio Miguel (below) back into the starting line-up when they take on Polokwane City in the Betway Premiership tomorrow.

Jude carries a heavy burden

While doubts grow around Kylian Mbappe's start at Real Madrid, last season's hero Jude Bellingham (above) has burst into the kind of form which made Los Blancos the champions of Spain and Europe.

More magic from Mo

DERBY: HOPES TO CONTINUE HOT FORM AT EVERTON WHILE CHELSEA LURK

Messi's Inter Miami to face Al-Ahly in Club World Cup

Lionel Messi (right) and Inter Miami will kick off Fifa's new 32-team Club World Cup when the Major League Soccer side take on Egypt's Al-Ahly in the 15 June opener, the draw for the tournament revealed this week.

Stop taking the fun out of junior sport

When I first attended the annual sports day at my daughters' primary school, I was surprised that they gave no weight to performances and results. They focused entirely on participation.

Proteas women aim to be much more 'clinical'

Having produced a quality all-round performance to beat England by six wickets in the first of three ODIs in Kimberley on Wednesday, South Africa will look to carry that momentum into the second match in Durban tomorrow.

Guerrier seizes very fragile lead

NGC: SEE-SAW DAY IN BLAZING HOT, WINDY CONDITIONS

It comes with the Territory

Come snow or heat, over thousands of kms, this Ford made rough rides smooth.

Summer Cup a roaring success

TRIUMPH: REVAMPED VENUES SUPERB, WONDERFUL ATMOSPHERE AND BRILLIANT RACING

RSA retail savings bonds

INVESTMENTS: EXPLORATION OF SOME GREAT INSTRUMENTS THAT OFFER GREAT RETURNS

Wise to resist temptation to withdraw from two-pot

South Africa's two-pot retirement system came into effect on 1 September.

Enjoying festive season without breaking the bank

The festive season can bring joy and excitement, but it also poses significant financial challenges, especially for South Africans facing rising living costs.

Barriers to money help

TIPS: WHY YOU NEED A PROFESSIONAL TO GUIDE YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN

'Do my parents know best?'

PSYCHOLOGIST EXPLAINS: WHY KIDS SEE MOM AND DAD AS BOSSIER THAN THEY REALLY ARE

Tackling hair, paw prints with love – cleaning hacks

Welcoming a new pet into your home is like hosting a furry, four-legged tornado that comes with unconditional love and a sprinkle of chaos.

Begonias can be belle of the ball

SUMMER: THEY ARE EASY-GOING GARDEN PLANTS

Festive fun for families

Whether it's an outdoor adventure, splashing or venturing into the theatre.

Treasures and trash

One person's trash can be another's treasure. It's an adage that when I was younger I never really understood nor lent much credence to.

Online youth extremism up - study

Intelligence and law agencies in the Western Five Eyes security alliance warned yesterday of a rising number of children being radicalised online by violent extremists.

Trapped in scamsters' web

'MODERN SLAVERY': INDONESIAN CAPTIVES FORCED TO DO ONLINE SCAMS

Macron meets parties

NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE: PRESIDENT TO NAME NEW PM TO FORM GOVT

Citizens go on political holiday

MPs in the National Assembly have officially left the building. The parliamentary schedule ended this week, which means members who earn over R100 000 a month are now also taking an early December holiday.

Good manners go a long way

The opinion piece in The Citizen on 29 November by Marizka Coetzer, \"When one door closes...\" refers.

Predictability is not Donald Trump's forte

He admires, hires, fires. His yardstick is redeemable, in dollars, writes Des du Triou.

Many questions over Hani's death

As the killer of Chris Hani wings his way back to his native Poland, there will be many angry and bitter South Africans... and many unanswered questions about a watershed moment in the contemporary history of this country.

Shifting nature of crime

Has SA's devastating tsunami of violence - more than 25,000 men, women and children murdered annually - peaked at last? The release of the crime statistics for the second quarter of 2024-25 appears to offer a rare moment of relief.

Not yet time to write off the ANC

To read the statement from Jacob Zuma's uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party about the Thabazimbi by-election results this week, you'd think that the year-old organisation had swept the boards.

Ex-Paypal boss to head AI

POLICY: ENTREPRENEUR WILL ALSO ADVISE TRUMP ON CRYPTO AND TECH