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SA News: On This Day in 2004: Martin Johnson calls time on England career

18 January 2021 By admin

On This Day in 2004: Martin Johnson calls time on England career: Martin Johnson led England to World Cup glory in Australia in 2003 (David Davies/PA) He was also the captain on two Lions tours, inspiring a 1997 Test series triumph in South Africa and being at the …
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Ponzi and pyramid schemes have extra appeal during the pandemic: Rajesh Parshotam is the chairperson of the Direct Selling Association of South Africa (DSA), which represents about 28 local and international companies that sell directly from representatives to …
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X Factor star Matt Cardle praises girlfriend Amber Hernaman for helping him write song about his Valium addiction: Anne-Marie has detailed a slap in the face like no other. The Don’t Play singer recalled: ‘On tour in South Africa with Rudimental, we got in a cage to see sharks. One swam past then slapped …
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Last Brits arrive home in race to beat 4am deadline as air corridors scrapped: A similar travel ban was put into place for South Africa last month, and later neighbouring nations after scientists identified another new variant. Since December 23, entry into England has been …
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