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SA News: India unlikely to play any ‘four-day’ Tests in near future

17 October 2017 By admin

India unlikely to play any ‘four-day’ Tests in near future: The decision to introduce four-day Test was taken during recent ICC board meeting in Auckland with South Africa and Zimbabwe set to play the inaugural four day ‘Test’ on the ‘Boxing Day’. However, BCCI wants to stick to traditional format as has been …
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Right of Reply: Gun-free proponents make emotional claims: Gun Free South Africa staffers Peter Storey and Adele Kirsten recently published a short op-ed in Daily Maverick bemoaning the recent killings involving firearms in Marikana in Philippi East and in Las Vegas. While it is true that these were both heinous …
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Five articles by top writers that explain South Africa today: Here is a selection of BusinessLIVE articles that are exclusively for subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Click here and sign up, it’s quick and easy and it only costs R120 a month. You will get access to all the premium articles on Business Day, Financial …
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Saving Rhinos in South Africa: The rhino is an iconic mammal famed — and poached — for its horn, but in South Africa moves are afoot to beef up its protection. Thanks to a project funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) that began in 2013, rhinos are safer from poaching in …
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