Ashleigh Buhai leads by 1 over Danielle Kang, Hinako Shibuno at Women’s British Open: MILTON KEYNES, England – Ashleigh Buhai of South Africa shot a 7-under 65 to take a one-stroke lead in the first round of the Women’s British Open on Thursday. Buhai finished just ahead of Japan’s …
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Sifiso Skenjana: How SA can maximise the creative industries as growth sectors: And a result, some of the largest film production corporations still do not have South Africa on their investment radar. And while we have seen some growth in the industry in terms of new participants …
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Doing her thing, her way – alone: Mary-Lou has been living in South Africa since 1995. She initially came here on a short trip to visit her father, Lance Nash, who had bought the farm Renosterkop. Little did she know that she would …
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Fighter pilot’s last flight: For his next assignment, they sent him to South Africa as military attaché at the American Embassy, and equipped him for the assignment by sending him to become proficient in Afrikaans. While Dave was …
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Press Pass: Money is news media’s biggest challenge — Khadija Patel: Though the challenges facing the news media in South Africa are manifold, Patel, like many of her peers, identifies monetary concerns as the biggest. She says that the financial peril in which …
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The Galaxy Tab S6 is Samsung’s new premium iPad challenger: There’s no pricing or availability info for South Africa just yet, but $ 649 will get you the cheapest model in the States. If you’re in line to buy a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 when the curtains …
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Ton-up Smith turns tide for Australia in Ashes opener: David Warner and Cameron Bancroft – the three players banned following the ball-tampering incident that took place during a Test against South Africa in Cape Town in March 2018. Dangerous left …
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Steve Smith doesn’t need redemption. We do: Ball botherer leniency England captain, Michael Atherton was fined two thousand quid for rubbing dirt on the ball in a Test match at Lords against South Africa in 1994. During India’s tour of South …
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