South Africa v Australia: De Kock’s tour de force overwhelms Australia: Quinton de Kock became the holder of South Africa’s second-highest individual score in ODI cricket with a career-best 178 as his side eased to a series opening victory over Australia. De Kock steered South Africa to the third-highest successful chase at …
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How ‘Selfish’ Yohana Dawit Nearly Shuttered African Women’s Professional Cyclists Dream: This had happened before with another cyclist whilst she was in South Africa and there were no consequences for the rider when she returned home, so she knew there would be none for her”. Kimberly’s biggest concern was how Yohana’s decision would …
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African nations seek to sell ivory as way to aid elephants: Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa will argue for the right to sell ivory at an global wildlife conference that starts Saturday in Johannesburg. Namibia has said it does not expect the discussions at the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in …
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Sceletium Tortuosum: Sceletium tortuosum is a plant commonly found in South Africa which is traditionally used to relieve pain and reduce hunger. Numerous scientific studies have also mentioned that it decreases anxiety, stress, and tension.
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Sons of the soil: I can clearly recall the win over South Africa in 2003, with Shoaib Akhtar in his element. The defining moment of that match was a vicious bouncer from Shoaib that sent Gary Kirsten to the hospital. After the ball hit Kirsten, Shoaib held him in his arms …
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De Kock’s stunning 178 gives South Africa massive win vs Australia: IMAGE: South Africa’s Quinton de Kock celebrates his hundred and fifty runs against Australia. Photograph: Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters. South Africa opener Quinton de Kock hit a masterful 178 runs in a comfortable six-wicket victory over top-ranked Australia on …
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Uber is introducing a “panic button” to their app in South Africa over alleged sexual assaults by its drivers: A series of alleged attacks on Uber passengers in South Africa has forced the company to introduce an SOS button in its vehicles. Back in July, a female passenger was assaulted by an Uber driver in Johannesburg. According to reports, the woman was …
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