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Squads announced for 2022 T20 World Cup
SA Cricket Magazine
Here are all the squads that have been announced so far for the T20 World Cup in Australia.
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Durban North business owner stabbed repeatedly in robbery
Northglen News
Reports suggest the women was locking up her business premises when she was assaulted and stabbed.
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Joint task force to expand economic ties between SA, US
Berea Mail
President Cyril Ramaphosa and US President Joe Biden discussed a number of topics during the South African president's recent visit.
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Willemse injury a worry for Boks
SA Rugby Magazine
Coach Jacques Nienaber is sweating over the fitness of Springbok playmaker Damian Willemse ahead of a potential Rugby Championship title…
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Bloemfontein learner (8) dies in freak accident
Bloemfontein Courant
The Gr 1 learner died after his head got stuck in the window frame of a mobile toilet.
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Gauteng licensing departments under the spotlight
Alberton Record
A Germiston mom has lashed out at alleged corruption and bribery related to a fraudulent process of obtaining a learner’s…
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Stage 6 load-shedding continues until ‘system allows lower stages’
Pretoria Rekord
Eskom provided an update on the power grid and current stage of load-shedding.
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Residents blame lack of water for failure to put out fire
Pretoria Rekord
A couple sustained serious injuries when their shack caught fire at an informal settlement in Tshwane.
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KZN man sentenced for Road Accident Fund fraud
The Witness
The Durban Specialised Commercial Crimes Court found Darron Everol Jansen guilty on 11 counts of fraud.
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Boks survive Argentina comeback for bonus-point win
SA Rugby Magazine
The Springboks scored two tries in the final six minutes to snatch a much-needed bonus-point victory over a fired-up Argentina…
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Watch: Referee Raynal was right
SA Rugby Magazine
A fully transcribed Spidercam video of the closing minutes of the test between the Wallabies and All Blacks shows referee…
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Several KZN north coast beaches closed due to poor water quality
Berea Mail
Water quality tests previously revealed unsafe E. coli levels in the seawater at several beaches along the Durban coastline.
