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A Tribute to Springbok Try-Scorers at the Rugby World Cup

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Since their debut in the 1995 Rugby World Cup, South Africa’s Springboks have left an indelible mark on rugby history, winning three titles in seven attempts. In this article, we celebrate the most prolific tryscorers for the Springboks at every Rugby World Cup and speculate on who might rise to the occasion in France in 2023.

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A Tribute to James Small: One of the Heroes of the 1995 Rugby World Cup

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The 1995 Rugby World Cup is a significant event in the history of South African rugby, symbolizing unity, hope, and victory. One of the players who contributed significantly to the Springboks’ win was James Small, a talented left winger who marked Jonah Lomu during the final match. This article pays tribute to Small’s legacy and achievements, both on and off the field.

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Orlando Pirates Responds to Thembinkosi Lorch’s Assault Conviction

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On June 6, 2023, professional football player Thembinkosi Lorch was found guilty of genderbased violence assault by the Randburg Magistrate Court. Lorch is a member of the Orlando Pirates, and the team has issued an official statement regarding their stance on the issue and the actions they have taken since the case came to light in 2020.

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Sorisha Naidoo: The Timeless Star and Successful Entrepreneur

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Sorisha Naidoo, a wellknown reality TV personality and successful businesswoman, has become a beloved figure among millions of South Africans. Her luxurious lifestyle, along with her husband Vivian Reddy, has fascinated and captivated many. Sorisha’s age has also sparked a lot of interest, as she continues to grace the screens of the Real Housewives of Durban.

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A Tragic Incident: Former Banyana Banyana Captain’s Sister Attacked

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The community and family of former Banyana Banyana captain Khabo Zitha have been left in shock and sorrow after her sister, Lindiwe Zitha, was brutally attacked by her boyfriend over the weekend. The attack, which took place during a load shedding bout, has resulted in Lindiwe being in a coma and fighting for her life in a Gauteng hospital.

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Damien Angel: The Rising Star in Open Water Swimming

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Damien Angel, a young South African swimmer, is set to participate in the challenging 5km race of the upcoming Ardagh Glass Breathe Conservation World Oceans Day Swim, where he aims to make a name for himself in the world of open water swimming. Angel, a 17yearold student at Clifton College, has been representing South Africa in Open Water swimming for the past two years, showcasing his talent and dedication to the sport.

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National Treasury Denies Eskom’s Partial Exemption Request

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The South African Minister of Finance has denied Eskom’s request for a partial exemption from disclosing irregular, fruitless, and wasteful expenditures, as well as material losses from criminal conduct in its annual financial statements. This decision highlights the need for Eskom to improve its operational efficiency and fight fraud and corruption before an exemption can be considered.

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Astro-Tourism: Unlocking the Potential of Africa’s Night Sky

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Astrotourism is a growing field in the tourism industry, which utilizes astronomical and celestial attractions to attract tourists. With Africa having clear and dark night skies, the continent has a competitive advantage in this niche sector. In this article, we explore the opportunities presented by astrotourism and the efforts being made to capitalize on this potential.

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