News24 | In Sunday. | Boks bulldoze All Blacks, R108m Orania ‘takeover’ and boy’s resort pool peril

ANALYSIS | Baltimore ‘decider’ or not, Boks end 30 years of what ifs at FNB Stadium

With a 29-24 victory as indomitable as it was enthralling over the All Blacks at FNB Stadium, the Springboks ended 30 years of what ifs by winning the South African leg of the Greatest Rivalry series.

Rob Houwing’s Bok ratings: Hooker all heart, Wilco savage at set-piece

Rob Houwing provides his Springbok player scorecard after their heroic show of endurance to prevail at FNB Stadium.

Rassie calls time on scrum debate as Springboks head to Baltimore without Kolbe

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus hopes that the narrative around games at the scrum has come to an end as he also counts the cost of losing Cheslin Kolbe in the aftermath of their 29-24 win over New Zealand at the FNB Stadium.

A new Jerusalem: Solidarity, AfriForum spent R108m to ‘take over’ Orania

Two boys electrocuted at Manzi Monaté resort pool, one in induced coma

Max du Preez | How Wouter Basson and apartheid denialism find fertile ground

From A to G? Fridges, washing machines may be unsellable after SA energy rule change

From volunteers to R500k a month: ‘Amerikaners’ score US government contract

North West Housing Corporation CEO faces probe over suspicious payments of R11m

‘Nonsense’ – responses by Solidarity, AfriForum over Orania millions

The Inside Story of Life in Pollsmoor | ‘Ah, you’re an old bandiet, I see. Welcome home’

The Daveyton Muti Murders Finale: ‘That’s how cruel people are’

‘I love you, Ouma’: Boksburg victim’s last words before found in a grave with cement, acid

SA soldiers in Cuba pressured to donate more than R15 000 each to needy Cubans

Back on track: Commuters flock to SA’s revived rail network – but not everyone is on board

Private cinemas, padel courts and ocean views: Inside Cape Town’s mega-mansions

‘Lion Man’ Scott-Crossley heads to ConCourt to challenge attempted murder conviction, sentence

FIRST TAKE | Dominant Boks put All Blacks to the sword under electric Soweto skies

Paul the centre: Rassie and Dobbo want openside flanker in hybrid role

Rickelton ready to rock for Proteas ahead of tough season: ‘It’ll be the hardest Test summer’

‘We take things for granted’: How Lood bounced back from scary heart condition and injuries

Immunisation disaster: 25% of SA mothers are no longer vaccinating their children, a massive public health reversal

The Department of Health has warned that a sharp decline in routine vaccination rates has seen a rise in the number of recorded measles cases, and has left hundreds of thousands of infants at risk of life-threatening illnesses.

ANALYSIS | Who takes the fall? Inside ANC’s candidate list crisis and the growing call for Mbalula’s head

The secretary-general’s role is to run the party and its electoral machinery. If 150 candidates were left in limbo on “chief enforcer” Fikile Mbalula’s watch, the blunder does not bode well for his ambitions, writes Siyamtanda Capa.

Wendy’s Win of the Week | Changing your cell network? Port first, cancel later

A new SA gold mine is rare. Sibanye plans one – will anyone dare to follow?

SA data centre giant on tax, power and sovereignty

Mark Shaw on SA’s cocaine glut, why we need a new anti-organised crime agency 

Mark Shaw – a leading global expert on organised crime – has spent 30 years warning about the growing reach of organised crime in South Africa. He testified before the Madlanga Commission this week. Anneliese Burgess asked him whether South Africa’s justice system is too far gone to fix. 

Mark Shaw on SA’s cocaine glut, why we need a new anti-organised crime agency

Mark Shaw – a leading global expert on organised crime – has spent 30 years warning about the growing reach of organised crime in South Africa. He testified before the Madlanga Commission this week. Anneliese Burgess asked him whether South Africa’s justice system is too far gone to fix. 

Jonathan Jansen | Seven radical fixes for SA’s broken schools

Gloria Steinem lit the torch that made ‘women are people’ a radical idea

Flyover fallout: Too low, too risky... and may cost us a great gees-fuelled tradition

When two Airlink jets screamed over a packed DHL Stadium at just 50 feet – half the height of a regulation flyover – the world watched, gasped, and shared. But aviation expert Guy Leitch argues that behind the viral spectacle lies a far more serious story.

The untameable chef: Bertus Basson on his family, championing SA, and rewriting his own rules

Fehmz knows food: ‘Damn Good Food’ author picks 3 essential books for culinary inspiration

Emfuleni graft arrests after Rantsofu hit, Mashatile's son-in-law pays back money

Alleged corruption in the beleaguered Emfuleni Local Municipality is finally playing out in the courts. And Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s son-in-law pays back the money, but we may never know how much. 

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