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Picanto lives up to its promise

FUEL ECONOMY: HATCH ONLY SIPS 5.2 LITRES PER 100KM

B40 Plus ready to hit the trails

BAIC: GETTING OFF THE ROAD IS WHERE IT WILL SHINE

Sonet expands range by two

Kia South Africa has expanded its popular Sonet range by two derivatives to nine with the introduction of the new LS entry-level variant.

The whole nine yards

OMODA C9: PRICE IS RIGHT WITH A SPECIAL THIS MONTH

Pirates a banker in cup clash

TAB soccer customers will find a host of entertaining matches in this weekend's TAB soccer pools including several ultra-competitive English Premier League games and the eight clashes that make up the first round of the Carling Knockout Cup.

Whyte fires an Arrow in Hong Kong

Trainer Douglas Whyte is predicting a bright future for Young Arrow's racing career in Hong Kong as the Singapore import is pointed towards the first section of today's Class 3 Flying Handicap over 1200m at Happy Valley.

Royal Edition to strike again

FORM: FLOWER ALLEY GELDING HAS BEEN PITTED AGAINST THE BEST IN THE LAND

Proteas into the World Cup semis

The Proteas are two matches away from lifting the T20 Women's World Cup trophy after it was confirmed last night that they will face Australia in the semifinals tomorrow.

BAFANA LEFT WAITING

AFCON QUALIFIER: SOUTH AFRICA SHARE POINTS IN CONGO-BRAZZAVILLE

India sweat on Shami fitness

Bengaluru - India captain Rohit Sharma said yesterday that fast bowler Mohammed Shami (above) suffered a recent setback on his return from injury, with the Australia Test series starting next month.

Ravindra excited for India Tests

Bengaluru – New Zealand batter Rachin Ravindra said facing India in Bengaluru in the birth city of his father will be “special” moment with his family cheering in the stands.

Test captaincy a dream for Aiden

HONOUR: SOMETHING HE WANTED SINCE HE WAS A KID

Lakay wants fast restart

Lyle Lakay (above) has called on SuperSport United's frontline to start firing in all cylinders when the domestic programme resumes.

Sharks seeking home comforts

Sharks coach John Plumtree (right) hopes a few weeks at home and matches at Kings Park against two of the United Rugby Championship's biggest title contenders will help get his side back on track after a poor three-match European tour.

Weather hurdle for roaring Lions

URC: WET AND WINDY CONDITIONS EXPECTED IN ITALY

Kolo Muani double sinks Belgium

Randal Kolo Muani (right) of Paris Saint-Germain scored twice as France again won in the absence of Kylian Mbappe on Monday, beating Belgium 2-1 away in the Uefa Nations League.

Mboweni's rare misstep

\"'PUNGENT': CHAIR OF GEORGIOU'S ACCELERATE

Tuchel agrees to deal

TOP POSITION: GERMAN SET TO BE UNVEILED AS NEW ENGLAND MANAGER

Wise way to use your R15m

HELPING A 40-YEAR-OLD WIDOW ALLOCATE FUNDS FROM A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY

Search for the country's best-performing unit trust

The moniker of Running of the Bulls might sound a bit tongue-in-the-cheek, but the intentions and importance are serious. It is the Profile Group's opening race to find South Africa's best-performing unit trusts, and the first figures presented a few surprises.

Eskom blames govt for hike call

Eskom said it had to ask for a 36% increase in prices because of the government's inability to rein in delinquent municipalities and errors made by the regulator in adjudicating earlier applications to boost tariffs.

Calgro profits up 30% after unit sales

JSE-listed property and private memorial park developer Calgro M3 recorded a 28.5% rise in headline earnings per share (Heps) for the six months ended 31 August.

Watchdogs target trusts

STRENUOUS: EFFORTS TO GET OFF GREYLIST RAMP UP AHEAD OF DEADLINE

RAF cash to e-toll debt

GAUTENG GOVT: PLANS TO DIP INTO AGENCY'S MEDICAL EXPENSES CLAIMS

Hi-tech skin renewal

ALTERNATIVES: IF NOT READY FOR INVASIVE TREATMENT

The daddy of black holes

I suffered a minor financial miscarriage recently, a situation which is compounded by my being trapped in Europe paying R350 for a bog-standard chicken burger, R200 for a pint of odd-tasting beer and sacks of money to fill the tank of the ridiculous Citroën I hired from Europcar in Paris.

Jaws of life for predators

Colombia - A lone catamaran named Silky patrols waters around the remote island of Malpelo, a refuge that is protected, yet full of peril for endangered marine species in the Colombian Pacific.

Real threat to water security

There are some questions which a gentleman is not permitted to pose to a lady. In our house, querying the cost of water for her garden is one such taboo line of enquiry.

Judge must only be judged on merit

A bizarre exchange at the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) interviews last week is a perfect example of the demeaning requirements of navigating the social engineering demands of the government.

Seeking any conviction at almost any price

NPA lacks expertise and resources to deal with high profile cases, writes Per Ardua