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Stormers gear up for possible Edinburgh backlash

The Stormers are gearing up for a possible backlash from Scottish side Edinburgh, when the two sides collide in their United Rugby Championship (URC) clash at the Hive Stadium tomorrow evening.

42 hopefuls for Joburg's biggest race

See It Again has spent much of his racing career at the top of bookmakers' boards and he's back up there in early ante-post betting on the Betway Summer Cup.

Fitness aids Mercantour

FORM: PETTIGREW RUNNER HAS HAD TWO RUNS ALREADY THIS SEASON

Holding thumbs for Kotzen

Trainer Glen Kotzen has an excellent record when raiding the Eastern Cape from his Cape Town base and he can strike again today when he sends Holding Thumbs to contest Race 4 at Fairview, a MR 96 Handicap over 1600m on the turf.

Works by modernist icons

STRAUSS & CO: INTERNATIONAL SALE LED BY MARC CHAGALL AND PABLO PICASSO

Commercial vehicle sale

BANK REPOSSESSIONS: MANY HAVE SERVICE PLANS AND WARRANTIES >> Smart way to acquire necessary equipment - PVA.

Rugby laws get confusing

Can anyone remember when football authorities changed any of the laws or rules governing the game? Has it ever happened?

Moodie content in Bulls midfield

Rising Springbok talent Canan Moodie believes that centre could be his main position going forward, after his coach Jake White said he would back him in the No 13 jersey during the United Rugby Championship (URC) and Champions Cup.

"USE HOME ADVANTAGE'

MORENA: STRESSES IMMENSE IMPORTANCE OF FULL HOUSE IN GQEBERHA

Brook chased dad's high score

England's rising batting star Harry Brook (above) said he was delighted he had finally eclipsed his father's highest club score, when he hit a triple hundred against Pakistan in Multan yesterday.

LIV-PGA clash lined up for December

Los Angeles - PGA Tour stars Rory McIlroy and top-ranked Scottie Scheffler will face LIV Golf's Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka in an exhibition event in Las Vegas in December, organisers announced this week.

Nabi is just the tonic for Chiefs

DUBA: BACKS NEW COACH TO BRING GLORY DAYS BACK

Wimbledon to scrap line judges

London - Wimbledon announced this week that it is scrapping its iconic line judges in favour of electronic line-calling from 2025, changing the face of the grass-court tournament.

Rafa calls time on epic career

ICONIC: SUPERSTAR STEPPING ASIDE AFTER DAVIS CUP

Tiley confident Kyrgios will be fit

Melbourne - Australian Open chief Craig Tiley expressed confidence yesterday that injury-ravaged Nick Kyrgios (right) will be back on court at the season-opening Grand Slam.

Lions aim high on tour

CONTENDERS: JOBURG PRIDE HAVE GENERALLY TRAVELLED WELL IN THE URC

Nyakane gets a Sharks start

Veteran two-time World Cup winner Trevor Nyakane (above) has been elevated to the Sharks' starting XV for their United Rugby Championship match against Benetton in Treviso this weekend.

Riots: Sasria still reeling

CHALLENGE: RESTORING IT TO FORMER GLORY

Lump sum benefits explained

PENSION: HOW THE TAX-FREE LUMP SUM BENEFIT IS AFFECTED UNDER THE TWO-POT REGIME

Q3 markets show resilience amid shifting conditions

The third quarter of 2024 ended on a positive note for most major asset classes, despite some volatility earlier in the period.

Meat imports held up

OFFLOADING: AS FESTIVE SEASON APPROACHES, SHIPS WAIT WEEKS

Anele brings her 'strives' to DStv Content Creator Awards

The 2024 DStv Content Creator Awards are just around the corner to shine a light on those who have kept us entertained throughout the year.

Afrirent acquires 51% stake in auctioneer

Centurion headquartered Afrirent Holdings - a 100% black-owned and managed group specialising in mobility, energy, leisure and gaming - announced its acquisition of a 51% stake in High Street Auctions this week.

Brescia turns into a hustler

‘SOFT LIFE’: ZAM WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SUSTAIN THE LIFESTYLE THAT SHE WANTS

Moving manga magic

\"'ONE PUNCH MAN': SAITAMA ALWAYS SAVES THE DAY NONCHALANTLY\"

Up to us to tackle crime

South Africa's crime rate is often a topic of concern, both domestically and internationally. It's a reality that can't be ignored, yet the narrative surrounding crime in South Africa doesn't have to be all doom and gloom.

Municipalities devolve into banana republics

Basic services are compromised and accountability is nonexistent, writes Tsepo Mhlongo.

Way to boost renewable energy

Eskom is seeking a 44% electricity price increase in April 2025, sparking concern among South Africans. While price hikes are not new, this increase could affect the energy market's growth and renewable energy adoption.

Wannabe judge's mockery of justice

Just when you thought you had heard it all in terms of absurdity, along comes Gregory Ally, who has such a high opinion of his legal prowess that he nominated himself for a position as a judge in the Gauteng Division of the High Court.

Suffer the poor children

We need to have a brutal conversation about poverty and acknowledge an uncomfortable truth: sometimes, our own people perpetuate it - not always consciously, but we add to the never-ending cycle.