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CHIEFS' BIG TALENT

The new Amakhosi head coach is showing a willingness to start trusting in younger players.

Arsenal retain hunger

Mikel Arteta saluted Arsenal's hunger as the gritty Gunners ignored the absence of Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard to clinch an \"ugly\" 1-0 win at bitter rivals Tottenham yesterday.

Piastri claims a tense Baku win

Oscar Piastri claimed an impressive second victory of his burgeoning career yesterday when he drove his McLaren to a well-judged triumph ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in a tense Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

No room for relaxing

Manqoba Mngqithi has issued a friendly warning to his dazzling array of Mamelodi Sundowns superstars that complacency will not be tolerated this season.

Austerity is wrong route

Belt-tightening means choosing not to invest in SA citizens.

Clear case for nuclear

Scientists, not lobbyists, must lead the conversation’.

This is how your interest rate is calculated

Economists expect that the South African Reserve Bank will cut the repo rate on Thursday, giving consumers a little more breathing room when it comes to their finances.

Saving for retirement at 50

South Africans become financially wiser as they get older, says expert.

Exploring the afterlife

The existential question that never bears an answer.

Scramble to help victims of floods

Hundreds killed in wake of Typhoon Yagi.

Two-pot withdrawals flood in

Financial Sector Conduct Authority preparing list of defaulting enterprises.

Zim set to cull 200 elephants

Minister says country has more than it needs.

Rhodes to decide on Israel academic boycott

Rhodes University in Makhanda has begun a process of consultation with its broader community about an academic boycott of Israeli universities for their alleged complicity in the illegal occupation of Palestine and atrocities committed in the occupied territories.

Roadside to rustic retreat

Farm is more ofa hobby for me, something to take my mind off the day-to-day.’

US pulls out of defence show

It is either sabotage or incompetence, says party official.

Bulls may start as slight favourites on home turf

The Bulls will start as the slight favourites against the Sharks in their Currie Cup semifinal at Loftus Versfeld today, despite going into the game with just five Springboks in their starting team.

Hang around Rassie

Former Springbok and Bulls legend Naas Botha believes current Bok boss Rassie Erasmus should stay on as head coach of the national team for as long as possible.

Test a complete rain wipe-out

The one-off Test between Afghanistan and New Zealand was washed out yesterday after five days of rain, just the eighth Test in history to be abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Pirates on a mission to avenge Jwaneng defeat

Despite the shock of defeat, they suffered against the same opponents at the same stage of the competition last season, Orlando Pirates will go into today's Caf Champions League second first-leg clash against Jwaneng Galaxy as favourites (kick-off 4pm).

Inter travel to Monza ahead of massive week

Milan Inter Milan head into a huge week with the Champions League and Milan derby looming large over tomorrow's trip to Monza, while the killing of a mobster revealed disturbing links between organised crime and the club's hardcore supporters.

Gunners face early test

An under-strength Arsenal face a huge test of their Premier League title credentials at rivals Tottenham, while Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag desperately needs a response from his side at Southampton.

Piastri seeks more freedom to 'race' against Norris

Oscar Piastri made clear on Thursday that he will not be pulling over to help his teammate Lando Norris at every one of the remaining eight races this year following McLaren's decision to adopt team orders in support of the title-chasing Briton.

Max aims to fight back

Max Verstappen will look for an improved personal and team performance this weekend when Red Bull seek to stop the rot and stay on top in the Formula One title race at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Raise your glasses to Atarime

Impressive Mount Pinatubo looks a sprinter to follow.

Bid to derail Trump's ascension

Taylor \"Whatshername\" Swift, pictured, has endorsed Kamala Harris.

Trump paints Harris red

'Everyone knows she's a Marxist,\" Republican idential preshopeful Donald Trump has repeated loudly and often, referring to his Democratic rival Kamala Harris, whom he is hoping to tar with one of the oldest brushes in the US political playbook.

UK, US to talk Ukraine

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Washington yesterday to meet US President Joe Biden to discuss whether to let Kyiv use long-range missiles against Russia.

Vigilant lensman thrills fundis

A hawk-eyed photographer thrilled scientists by snapping a threatened bird of prey in Papua New Guinea, more than five decades since it was last officially documented, the World Wildlife Fund said yesterday.

40- and far from home

No longer trusted by public since he quit public life, relocated.

Nissan Navara is 'passport to dare'

Daring Africa, Nissan's celebration of the South African-built Nissan Navara, completed its eight country 8 000km odyssey at a gala function held at the company's Cairo factory on Wednesday and proved the potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), said Nissan Africa president Jordi Villa.