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The Springboks arrived in Baltimore with one Test left and a chance to turn a hard-fought tour into an outright series win.
South Africa lead the All Blacks 2-1 before Saturday’s finale at M&T Bank Stadium, where more than 70 000 seats await the rivalry’s first Test on American soil.
Kick-off is at 11pm SA time on Saturday, so a late...
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Of course, when news broke that there was a documentary on the cards about Elon Musk that was not commissioned by the man himself, we knew that he was going to have something to say about it. And he has.
Musk lashed out, branding it a “hit piece” and calling the director, Alex Gibney, a “horrible human”.
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Nearly three years after Kirsten Kluyts’s body was found along a jogging path in George Lea Park, the Johannesburg High Court has delivered its verdict.
Bafana Mahungela has now been found guilty on all counts connected to her murder, according to
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Two weeks after Dolly Parton’s death on 25 August, the country icon’s voice is being heard again. “Bound to Ride,” a cover recorded with the bluegrass supergroup The First Ladies of Bluegrass, was released on Wednesday as the lead single from an upcoming tribute album, marking her first posthumous release, according to
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Oil is back above $100 a barrel, and the next nasty surprise for South Africans could arrive when they search for a flight. Jet fuel is one of an airline’s biggest costs, so a sustained price shock can eventually move from the trading screen to the booking page.
For local travellers, $100 (about R1,615 at Thursday’s exchange rate) is more than a ...