Didn’t sleep for a week: Ben Stokes on his father’s diagnosis with brain cancer: Ben Stokes said he had no choice but to leave the England team during its recent test series against Pakistan after learning of his 64-year-old father’s diagnosis.
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Ready for the racetrack, Ballito’s Trevor Graham has a Cobra for every occasion: Trevor Graham with his ‘Sunday car’, a Backdraft Cobra roadster. Insert: The Red Rooster at Trevor’s Umhlali home. Trevor Graham, Ballito native and car enthusiast, is primed to get back to the …
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Psychology Today: If your boss is difficult in the brick and mortar world, it’s a challenge. When your boss is a tyrant in the new “digital normal” triggered by COVID-19, issues can magnify — unless you take proactive …
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England’s Ollie Pope ruled out for four months: England’s Test batsman Ollie Pope has been ruled out for four months after dislocating his left shoulder during the third Test against Pakistan in Southampton. Pope, who injured the same shoulder last …
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Jeetan Patel hopes to continue as England spin coach after retiring from playing: Jeetan Patel is hopeful of continuing in a role as England’s spin coach after he retires from playing and would relish a full-time position if it were available.
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President Ramaphosa announces official funerals for three distinguished South Africans: Petrus Meyer of the Western Cape, ambassador Kgo?i Mohlamme Piet Mathebe and David Mbulaheni Malada of Limpopo will all be buried this weekend.
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PE SAPS take more guns off the streets: Port Elizabeth police have arrested a 24-year-old man and seized several firearms as well as bulletproof vests following a raid on a house in Kuyga this week.
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South African woman with concrete slab told her house is complete: About 250 housing beneficiaries in the Missionvale RDP project in Port Elizabeth are still waiting for houses to be built on concrete foundation slabs laid in 2014. The project started in 2012 and …
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Manhood must wait: virus delays South Africa’s circumcision rituals: Every June and December thousands of initiates between 15 and 17 years old spend at least three weeks secluded in the bush, where they are circumcised and taught to be responsible men.
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