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Liverpool moved 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League after beating Watford, while second-placed Leicester City were held at home by Norwich City.

Logie Naidoo's wife Jeevie speaks out about Unisa's failure to pay independent contractors

The Springbok Sevens side will face Kenya in the quarter-finals of the Cape Town Sevens after going through the pool stages unbeaten.

There was joy at the Coastal Horse Care Unit outside Cato Ridge with the birth of a foal from Freedom, the mare which was rescued from an 8m-deep pit earlier this year.

The three-hour live event took place in London, and contestants from all over the world showed off their various talents.

Mamelodi Sundowns came from behind to beat Maritzburg United in Durban and take the Telkom Knockout trophy back to Pretoria.

For the fourth time in American history, members of Congress voted Friday in favour of impeaching a president. And next week, the full House will likely vote for just the third time to officially impeach one.

Another party drug is showing signs of going legit as magic mushrooms cleared the first hurdle of tests.

Another party drug is showing signs of going legit as magic mushrooms cleared the first hurdle of tests.

Defiant Bournemouth stole all three points with a late goal from Dan Gosling at Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday.

Norwich City boosted their hopes of avoiding relegation from the Premier League after a spirited performance saw them hold high-flying Leicester City.

Burnley ended a three-match losing streak thanks to a Chris Wood header that gave them a victory over Newcastle United.

Environment, Forestry, and Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy has urged countries not to "abandon their quest to promote ambition in their search for compromises into climate change".

A superb second-half double by midfielder John Fleck sent Sheffield United up to fifth in the Premier League with a home win over fellow newcomers Aston Villa.

There’s been a lot of dark in the past 24 months, metaphorically. This week it became slightly more literal, says Kevin Ritchie.

Imbokodo coach Paul Delport hopes his team can secure ninth place from their match against Spain at the Cape Town Sevens on Sunday.

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CAPE TOWN – "Beware the wounded buffalo, especially in Africa."

That was new Proteas coach Mark Boucher's loud warning to England. The tourists have just arrived in South Africa ahead of the Test series starting on Boxing Day and have been making plenty of noise recently due to the chaos Cricket SA have found themselves in recently.

But with CSA pulling their house in order with the appointment of Jacques Faul as interim chief executive, Graeme Smith acting director of cricket and... Читать дальше...

Notorious gang boss, preacher, benefactor. Rashied Staggie, 63, was different things to different people.

By Saturday night, the EFF will have a new elected leadership, but the leaders who are elected should not be "lazy", said EFF leader Julius Malema.

The suspended CEO of the South African Tourism, Sisa Ntshona is expected to return to the office after the festive season break.

EFF leader Julius Malema has again accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of being captured by white monopoly capital.

Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane says next week's crunch match with La Liga title rivals Barcelona will not influence his team selection against Valencia.

New Zealand divers searched contaminated waters near the volcanic White Island for two remaining bodies on Saturday, as the death toll from an eruption rose to 15 people, the police said.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah kept up his scoring streak against Watford with a brace as the league leaders overcame the bottom club at Anfield.