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Flaming luck in the Year of the Fire Horse
Springboks to kick off season in Gqeberha
The Springboks will start off their jam-packed 2026 campaign against the Barbarians in Gqeberha on 20 June.
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15% of Grade 3 pupils can’t read a single word
The report notes that 89% of Grade 3 pupils could not read in Sepedi, 69% could not read in IsiZulu, and 67% were unable to read in Tshivenda.
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Lenacapavir rollout aims to slash HIV infections in Zimbabwe
The US launches long-acting HIV prevention drug lenacapavir in Zimbabwe, aiming to support thousands of people.
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Springboks to open 2026 season against the Barbarians: All the fixtures
It's a big and busy year for the current world champions, who'll also play in the new Nations Championship and face the All Blacks in four Tests.
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Updated Springbok fixtures as another game added to 2026
Former All Blacks coach Scott Robertson will lead the Barbarians in a clash against the Springboks at the start of their 2026 season.
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Coronationville residents protest over water cuts [VIDEO]
Residents say their right to water is violated, as temporary water tank supplies have become a permanent solution.
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Home Affairs to revoke over 2 000 fraudulent visas
Home Affairs is moving to revoke over 2 000 visas obtained unlawfully, following an SIU probe that uncovered widespread corruption.
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MK Party launches urgent court bid to block Shamila Batohi’s pension
Zuko Komisa The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) has filed an urgent application in the Pretoria North Gauteng High Court to block former National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), Advocate Shamila Batohi, from accessing her pension benefits. The party contends that public funds should be withheld pending investigations into allegations of [...]
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Clover warns of ‘irreversible damage’ as foot and mouth disease controls stifle dairy exports
South Africa’s dairy industry is under significant strain as foot and mouth disease (FMD) containment measures begin to trigger export restrictions on products that industry experts maintain are scientifically safe.
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