After running a 400m leg of 42.66 seconds at the World Athletics Relays, Lythe Pillay is eager to prove it was a legit performance.
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‘Let’s go do it again’: Lythe Pillay hopes to live up to the hype
From Groot Trek to Groot Whine: The ironic push for Cape secession
Trump's rhetoric emboldens secessionists, yet their parties scored just 0.71% in 2024 while black professionals still face subtle exclusion.
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Government seeks to legislate coalitions ahead of local elections
Proposed amendments aimed at stabilising coalition governments could face constitutional challenges before becoming law.
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Tshwane parties slam ‘slap on the wrist’ sanction against deputy mayor
The parties say the sanction imposed on Eugene Modise fails to match the seriousness of the allegations.
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DRIVEN: 2026 Ford Ranger 2.3 EcoBoost Sport Double Cab
We take the new petrol-powered Ford Ranger 2.3 EcoBoost Sport Double Cab to the eye of the storm in the Klein Karoo …
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FlySafair extends ticket surcharge to August
It could remain in place for longer if strong Eurozone summer demand puts further pressure on global jet fuel prices.
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Responses to hantavirus must be sharper
Covid taught us air travel spreads disease fast, yet Airlink waited eight days to learn infected passenger died after exposure.
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Break-in ends in tragic fence death
Pretoria man impaled on fence spikes during escape died at scene after stealing two MacBooks and an iPhone.
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Brad Binder continues his fight for MotoGP survival at Le Mans
Red Bull KTM man out to find better one-lap pace in his bid to keep his seat after 2026.
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Public protector probes governance and spending allegations at Unisa
Former Unisa registrar Prof Steward Mothata claims Unisa's council continued operating despite allegedly lacking a legal quorum.
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