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  • Man City humble Brighton to keep pressure on Arsenal in title race
    Phil Foden struck twice as Manchester City stepped up their bid for a fourth Premier League crown in a row with a ruthless 4-0 victory at Brighton & Hove Albion on Thursday.
  • Zuma, MK Party given until Tuesday to file papers in IEC application
    The Constitutional Court has granted former president Jacob Zuma and his uMkhonto we Sizwe Party until next Tuesday to file answering affidavits in the application by the IEC against the Electoral Court's decision relating to Zuma’s participation in the elections.
  • EDITORIAL | Here’s to 30 years of hearty wins and heart-wrenching horrors
    As the country turns 30 on Saturday we all owe it to ourselves to pause and ponder how we got here
  • LIAM DEL CARME | Boks can't rest on their laurels with top teams desperate to beat them
    World champions have a sizeable target on their backs
  • TOM EATON | It was all an ACT, and believe it or not, some fell for it
    Can Ace Magashule's supporters really be that surprised?
  • Kill or be killed, inmate explains hit on her ‘abusive’ husband
    MEC of social development Nonhlanhla Khoza visited the Westville correctional centre on Wednesday to hear the concerns of prisoners
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  • Corruption trap: Why health-care fraud is costing you money
    Fraudsters seeing gaps in the healthc-are system — whether private or public — are pushing the cost of services up
  • ANTHEA ELEFTHERIADIS AND MPHO MARULE: Mergers require an ESG and legal rethink
    In the future, mandatory obligations and regulations will become more far-reaching
  • Q&A: Renewables boom has revived investor interest in SA
    2023 saw a reversal that, if maintained, could result in greater flows of capital
  • FRANCOIS BAIRD: Compensation refusal encourages the spread of bird flu
    Government’s attitude in all likelihood contributes to spread of avian virus, adding to devastation
  • EDITORIAL: SA at 30 — between despair and hope
    Country is less steady than was promised by the heady early years of democracy
  • RICARDO SMITH: Positive surprises from US companies while rates become ensconced
    It is still not clear whether markets will rally in the way they did last earnings season
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