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Cup draw function sets the tone

Murphy adds international flair to meeting.

Star power falls short

Hollywood stars including Eva Longoria and Dominic West this week attended a centuries-old charity wine auction in the French town of Beaune, the capital of Burgundy wines, though the sums raised fell short of expectations.

Dinosaur skeleton fetches R116 million

The skeleton of a 22-metre-long dinosaur fetched €6 million (R116 million) last Saturday, AFP learned from auction houses Collin du Bocage and Barbarossa.

Four curated art sales

Strauss & Co will host four curated sales on Monday and Tuesday.

Year-end truck sale

ATTRACTION: SOMETHING FOR EVERY COMPANY AND BUDGET

NO COMPLACENCY

Unfancied Magesi FC count Richards Bay, Orlando Pirates and TS Galaxy among their cup scalps.

Proteas get a raw deal

The Proteas have been extremely hard-done-by with the lack of Test cricket over the current Test Championship cycle, and many of their players as well as head coach Shukri Conrad have voiced their dissatisfaction.

A Bok season to remember

The Springboks will play their 13th Test of the year against Wales in Cardiff tomorrow, looking to end their season in the same way they started it, with a resounding thumping of Warren Gatland's side.

Les Bleus face a difficult hurdle

GALTHIE: WARNS THAT LOS PUMAS ARE A FEARLESS SIDE

Curry given the all-clear

England have insisted Tom Curry (above) is \"100% fit, healthy and ready to go,\" against Japan on Sunday despite the flanker's latest concussion.

Campese changes tune on Schmidt

Australia great David Campese said on Wednesday he had changed his mind about Joe Schmidt, admitting the New Zealander was \"proving me wrong,\" as Wallabies coach.

Gatland has a strong desire to continue

Warren Gatland (right) has insisted he is focused solely on tomorrow's daunting Test against South Africa and not talk of his future as Wales stare down the barrel of a winless calendar year.

Fassi makes the most of lifeline

FORM: STRONG CASE FOR REGULAR NO 15 BOK JERSEY

Day is fired up to chase Majors

Former world No 1 Jason Day (right) said his recent resurgence has lit a fire inside him to chase a second Major in 2025, a decade after the Australian smashed through the barrier at the PGA Championship.

Newbie urged to be himself

Australia captain Pat Cummins yesterday urged new opener Nathan McSweeney (above) not to try and emulate swashbuckling David Warner, while admitting his team had unfinished business with India.

Paolini wraps up incredible year

BJK CUP: 'IMPOSSIBLE' TO IMAGINE SUCH BIG SUCCESS

Olympic champion Tebogo aims to inspire the next generation

After upstaging powerhouses the United States and Jamaica to win a rare Olympic sprint gold for Africa, Letsile Tebogo (right) aims to unleash the \"deadly\" untapped potential of athletes from the continent.

Norris ready for next step

Mc Laren's Lando Norris said he has acquired the experience to challenge for a Formula One world championship but it is \"probably too late,\" to stop Max Verstappen from taking a fourth consecutive title this weekend.

Bellamy is no ‘lunatic’

WALES: QUICKLY CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OVER HIS VOLATILE PERSONALITY

Best way to invest savings

Considering a living annuity and lump sum investment combination.

Lessons for investors

Short-term gains paint rosy picture, but undercurrents of risk are unmistakable.

ARM shares plunge 13%

Pula Graphite claims Motsepe firms violated agreement.

Covid shake-up buoys Southern Sun Hotels

The Covid pandemic hit the hotel sector hard, forcing major players like JSE-listed Southern Sun to significantly restructure.

Mr Price shares jump over 8%

Shares in Durban-based apparel and homeware retail giant Mr Price jumped over 8% yesterday, following the group's release of robust half-year results ending 28 September this year.

NPO wants minister, printer CEO jailed

It is more than three years since the Johannesburg High Court ordered the Government Printing Works (GPW) to do its job. But this has not happened.

A hilarious geeky comedy

Show in which every person will find identifiable narrative for their own lives.

Wes Bank case dismissed

Emerald van Zyl accused firm of overcharging due to calculation errors.

Inside the killer tsunami of zoo

Unseen archival footage, survivor testimonies, insights from scientists.

Money sinks climate plans

Elephant in the room is the missing concrete number.

Probe of nuke debris starts

It will take six months to a year to analyse a tiny sample of radioactive debris retrieved by a robot from Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant, its operator said yesterday.