South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 48 runs to lift Tri-Series trophy
Opener Jordan Hermann scored 53 from 29 balls as South Africa claimed the Tri-Series trophy with a 48-run victory over Zimbabwe in the final in Windhoek, Namibia, on Sunday.
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Uganda holds last-ditch talks over king’s succession to allow his burial
Uganda holds last-ditch talks over king’s succession to allow his burial timeslive.co.za
Activists criticise March and March’s Durban anti-immigration protests
Activists criticise March and March’s Durban anti-immigration protests timeslive.co.za
Bezzecchi smashes San Marino lap record to take pole ahead of Marc Marquez
Bezzecchi smashes San Marino lap record to take pole ahead of Marc Marquez timeslive.co.za
AfriForum wants Majodina dismissed after ‘vulgar’ insults exchange with resident
AfriForum wants Majodina dismissed after ‘vulgar’ insults exchange with resident timeslive.co.za
She buried her mother, sister and brother, now Sibongile turns grief into purpose
She buried her mother, sister and brother, now Sibongile turns grief into purpose timeslive.co.za
Public works department to revive long-neglected Telkom Towers in Pretoria
Public works department to revive long-neglected Telkom Towers in Pretoria timeslive.co.za
Friends to foes as Arteta faces Alonso
Friends to foes as Arteta faces Alonso timeslive.co.za
From shy pupil to national champion: how a Welkom schoolgirl found her voice
From shy pupil to national champion: how a Welkom schoolgirl found her voice timeslive.co.za
Qatar and Abu Dhabi decision could slip but Imola expected to host F1 finale
Qatar and Abu Dhabi decision could slip but Imola expected to host F1 finale timeslive.co.za
THE POLITICAL ARENA | ANC candidate crisis: Is factionalism breaking the party?
THE POLITICAL ARENA | ANC candidate crisis: Is factionalism breaking the party? timeslive.co.za
Beezy Bailey’s ‘Bring on the Dancing Trees’ exhibition explores love, joy and truth
Making marks is an instinct. We start young. We’re encouraged to paint when we’re little. Then it all falls apart. We abandon attempts to communicate pictorially. We decide that we lack talent. But successful artist Beezy Bailey didn’t go through that process. He kept going.
Lungisa takes Mbalula to court over removal from ANC list - TimesLIVE
Andile Lungisa, an ANC NEC member, has accused secretary-general Fikile Mbalula of personally ordering his removal from the party’s Nelson Mandela Bay candidate list despite the list having been endorsed by the NEC.
Van Wyk rescues Sundowns with stoppage-time equaliser, Chiefs held by Polokwane - TimesLIVE
Antonio van Wyk continues to prove being a top signing for Mamelodi Sundowns as the winger rescued the side from the brink of a shock defeat to Chippa United in a Betway Premiership clash at Buffalo City Stadium on Saturday.
Teenage Marshall heads to Spain to chase F1 dream - TimesLIVE
It’s not merely speed that William Marshall finds so attractive about racing.
She buried her mother, sister and brother, now Sibongile turns grief into purpose - TimesLIVE
Sibongile “MomSbo” Segobola was a pregnant teenager when her mother died from ovarian cancer. She was just days away from giving birth, and so heavily pregnant that she could not travel from Johannesburg to Limpopo to bury her mother. Her mother was laid to rest on August 3 1991.
Antonelli tops final Spanish Grand Prix practice as Hamilton crashes - TimesLIVE
Title contender Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid’s new Formula One circuit on Saturday, halting the session with just over half an hour left, while Mercedes’ championship leader Kimi Antonelli was fastest.
Whitehead leads Griquas to back-to-back Currie Cup wins - TimesLIVE
Griquas staged a stirring second-half comeback to successfully defend their Carling Currie Cup title with a hard-fought 23-16 victory over the Pumas in a tense final at Suzuki Stadium in Kimberley on Saturday.