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Imraan Khan lost for words on relentless spin duo: Hollywoodbets Dolphins coach Imraan Khan does not think there has ever been a tandem performance by spinners as relentless as the one put on by Prenelan Subrayen and Senuran Muthusamy after the pair …
Defence committees not finished with 1 Military Hospital: Military Hospital in Thaba Tshwane – is in a sorry state notwithstanding a stop-start repair and maintenance programme (RAMP) now over 10 years in process. It was again flagged, this time in a …
Vandalism Costs Universities Millions, Says Minister Nzimande: Blade Nzimande, The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation has spoken out against acts of vandalism during student protests. According to a report from the department, 21 universities …
The 2019 Special Vehicle champions, Lance Trethewey and Adriaan Roets win in Mpumalanga: Special Vehicle champions, Lance Trethewey and Adriaan Roets, romped to a fine victory in their L T Earthmovers BAT Venom when they won the Mpumalanga 400, the opening round of the South African …
Third time unlucky for former president who claims he can’t afford estranged wife’s maintenance: Lawyers acting for a former president yet again attempted to overturn a court order that he pay his estranged wife R95,000 a month as interim maintenance ahead of their divorce.
17 and out | Rob Frylinck calls time on cricket career: Following a career that spanned almost two decades, Dolphins stalwart Rob Frylinck has retired from all forms of cricket.
Delay in appointing a Deputy Mayor in eThekwini compromises functioning of municipality: DA: The Democratic Alliance (DA) in eThekwini has warned that the African National Congress (ANC’s) prolonged inability to fill the vacant position of deputy mayor will compromise the functioning of the …
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