Running from Cape Town to Durban's Comrades last year, he can do extraordinary things. Now the Serenity Strides Foundation aims for more.
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‘Like it’s the 90s’: Are these Handre and Marise Pollard’s animals?
Handre Pollard's wife Marise shared a look inside how they're raising their two babies 'like it's the 90s'. Take a look...
Read More »Kaizer Chiefs CAF push puts spotlight on coaches
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Shaun Permall has poured cold water on the idea of co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef staying.
Read More »Crusaders retire horses due to safety at new stadium
The Crusaders have retired their cavalry of mascot knights and horses after 30 years due to their move to their new stadium in Christchurch.
Read More »DA to elect new parliamentary leader as Geordin Hill-Lewis steps away
The Democratic Alliance is preparing to appoint a new parliamentary leader to head its caucus in Parliament.
Read More »Minister De Lille unveils upgraded Agulhas Lighthouse Precinct in Western Cape
The Agulhas Lighthouse Precinct is located at the southernmost tip of Africa.
Read More »DA better be woke to the realities
Changing of the guard and brushing aside the 'woke crowd' will not do much to woo disenchanted ANC voters, or rid the DA of its white party label.
Read More »‘Going nowhere:’ PA rejects impeachment calls, stands firm behind Ramaphosa
The PA says the IPID report 'does not implicate the President, no matter how creatively some may wish to read it.'
Read More »OPINION: Faf’s move to Bloem a win for Cheetahs, but not so much for the No 9
If the World Cup winner has intentions of getting back into the Springbok team, then joining the Cheetahs is not the best decision.
Read More »South African right wing allies lose key European pillar
Viktor Orban lost to Peter Magyar after Sunday poll. Analysts say global conservative movement remains influential despite Hungary setback for right wing.
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