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Saliva use won’t be a problem in bio-secure bubble: Pollock: Former South Africa captain Shaun Pollock feels use of saliva should not be a problem when cricket resumes amid the COVID-19 scare as it will be played inside a bio-secure environment.
Politically Kenya and SA are mirror copies of each other: Political personalities in Kenya and South Africa tell only half a story, their ambitions being manifestations of trends and patterns that show the countries as veritable mirror copies of each other.
Newcastle set to beat London duo to £33m Chelsea striker: Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi could be heading to Newcastle United this summer with the Magpies ready to make a move, according to reports. Reports on Saturday claimed that the Blues are ready to …
Stabbings and assaults surge as SA lifts alcohol ban: There are reports in South Africa that last week’s lifting of an alcohol ban – which had been imposed to stop the spread of coronavirus – has led to a sharp rise in trauma cases at hospitals some of …
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Twitter explodes as Cristiano Ronaldo becomes the world’s first billionaire footballer: Cristiano Ronaldo has become the world’s first billionaire footballer according to the Forbes The World’s Highest-Paid Athletes 2020 ranking.
Everything you need to know about a virtual graduation: Graduation usually takes place from late March into early May, but due to COVID-19, the Autumn Graduation 2020 has been cancelled and in some cases postponed. This season, graduates across the country …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: We like to laugh – Comedy shows have always done well on our Durban shores and no one laughs harder at our curious habits and strange accents than ourselves. However, be warned: while we like laughing at ourselves we don’t take kindly to people who pick on our cultures, customs or accents. It might sound odd, but we like adding an occasional “but” to the end of a sentence. To you it might sound incorrect, to us it sounds right, but.
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