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Make the leap in your career through mentorship

By Zuko Komisa Navigating your career path with ease requires that you become mindful of the importance of having a ...
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New beginings: Important areas to set goals in this year

New beginnings: Important areas to set goals in this year

By Zuko Komisa In case you haven't noticed we are almost at the end of the first month of the ...
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#ConversationsWithJerry – Part 2 featuring Sibusiso Vilane

By: Natasha Archary Trailblazer, mountaineer, motivational speaker, author and all-round genuine guy, Sibusiso Vilane was the iconic guest in ...
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#TownshipEconomy with Masechaba Disruptive Innovation in the township economy.

Episode 5 - Disruptive Innovation in the township economy by township entrepreneurs. With the necessity to monitor the performance of township ...
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#JustDelicious Sarmies

Simple yet scrumptious and satisfying, our selection of #JustDelicious sarmies will liven up your lunchbox! Low GI Ham, Berry, Cherry ...
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A quick guide to ease into a New Year routine

By: Natasha Archary Dusting off the mental cobwebs and getting back into the hustle of a new working year may ...
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Komphela fuming over leaked letter.

Steve Komphela is fuming that his resignation letter was leaked. After resigning from Bloemfontein Celtic in December last year, his ...
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Technical task teams formed to address the Foot and Mouth disease outbreak

By: Katlego Legodi Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Senzeni Zokwana has called for calm following an outbreak of the ...
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Eskort Just Delicious Budget Meals

After a freewheeling festive season, #Januworry has many of us tightening the purse strings! Luckily, our resourceful chef was able ...
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Memorial service fit for legend Dan Tshanda

By Katlego Legodi Friends, Family, fellow artists and loved ones gathered in Newtown Johannesburg for a memorial service of late ...
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Family

Keeping the spark alive in your relationship

By Motlagae Konyana A moment of a romantic baecation can sometimes be hard to find - hidden among your day-to-day ...
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How to protect yourself Human trafficking this festive season

How to protect yourself from human trafficking this festive season

By Zuko Komisa There is nothing as heartbreaking as looking for a loved one that has mysteriously disappeared from the ...
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Newly Weds: Navigating your way through marriage

By Motlagae Konyana It’s wedding season and, once again, it’s going to look like everyone you know is getting married! ...
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Discipline and kids: Raising children to be adults we can be proud of

By: Natasha Archary Striking a balance between understanding friend and strict parent is a trick I haven’t quite mastered ...
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Dear future domestic worker employer

By Motlagae Konyana The government has neither the means nor the will to keep an eye on what you get ...
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What’s our relationship with the elderly?

By Zuko Komisa Growing up, we are taught to never wear hats in the house, to give our seats in ...
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Setting boundaries for dysfunctional families

Setting boundaries could help save dysfunctional family relationships

By: Natasha Archary Blood may be thicker than water but it can’t put out fires on unstable family relationships ...
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Cohabiting in 2018

By Motlagae Konyana Living with your romantic partner without marriage has become increasingly common in our society. A lot of ...
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How to help your child after they have been sexually abused

By Motlagae Konyana Child sexual abuse in South Africa is extremely high. As a parent or guardian, do you know ...
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Single parent dating: Introducing your kids to your new love

By: Natasha Archary I’ve been putting off writing about this for a good few months, so when I was ...
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Politics

Promise of right to housing remains elusive in democratic South Africa

By: Soraya Beukes, University of the Western Cape The fight for decent housing in South Africa has been unsuccessful. Nic ...
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Girls in West Africa offered into sexual slavery as ‘wives of gods’

By: Wisdom Mensah, University of West Florida In certain communities in Benin, Togo and Ghana, young virgin girls are sent ...
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African countries’ policies must shift to achieve zero hunger

By: Sheryl L Hendriks, University of Pretoria; Elizabeth Mkandawire, University of Pretoria, and Nosipho Mabuza, University of Pretoria Hunger is ...
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Threats to media freedom in Africa: some old methods and some new

By: George Ogola, University of Central Lancashire The push to tax social media users is gaining momentum across Africa. Shutterstock ...
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Victim surveys show that crime in South Africa may be dropping, yet fear is rising

By: Andrew Faull, University of Cape Town There’s been a decline in many crimes in South Africa but the murder ...
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Why inquiry into corruption in South Africa needs to act with urgency

By: Richard Calland, University of Cape Town Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo is heading up the inquiry into corruption in ...
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Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain.

By: Martin Plaut, School of Advanced Study Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (left) and Eritrea’s President Isaias Afwerki re-opening the ...
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South Africa is paying a heavy price for dysfunctional local government

By: Dirk Brand, Stellenbosch University Violent protests over the poor delivery of basic municipal services occur frequently in South Africa ...
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Kofi Annan: a complicated legacy of impressive achievements, and some profound failure

By: Danny Bradlow, University of Pretoria Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan left a mixed legacy. EPA-EFE/Martial Trezzini Kofi Annan ...
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Why Zimbabwe’s first elections after the Mugabe ouster are so significant

By: Gift Mwonzora, Rhodes University Supporters attend a Movement For Democratic Change-Alliance campaign rally in Harare. Aaron Ufumeli/EPA The July ...
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Ramaphosa – between the politics and the administrative

By Khaya Sithole Just over 50 weeks ago in Nasrec, Cyril Ramaphosa finally achieved his long-held ambition to be the ...
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SAA negatively impacts on the growth of tourism to South Africa

By Unathi Sonwabile Henama The national carrier is facing immediate funding challenges, as suppliers are reducing their credit risk to ...
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When is the right time to say the “magic words”?

By Pretty Mashinini New relationships can be tricky. From navigating your way through a blended family to surviving meeting the ...
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IN THERAPY: Conversations on healing

By Ncebakazi Manzi I did not know anyone who was seeing a therapist when I started searching for one in ...
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Mental illness awareness: An afropolitan shares her experience with depression

By Sandra P. Sono I still remember that one afternoon when I felt so ashamed and I said to myself ...
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Safety in numbers: Navigating a dangerous world

By Nomali Cele In a sick society that hates women, the first thing you will be taught is how to ...
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Finding love on a tennis court

By Ncebakazi Manzi Boredom during my childhood gifted me with many things. A love for reading and listening to music; ...
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“Good Vibes Only” is a limiting way to approach life

By Nomali Cele People who know me will likely think, well, of course, you have a problem with positivity, which ...
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Subsistence farming: Start with a vegetable garden before asking for land

By Zuko Komisa Subsistence farming has become one of the most important sources of food for Africa. Our people are ...
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Is office romance ever a good idea?

By Pretty Mashinini The workplace is not the most ideal place to pursue an intimate relationship, neither is going into ...
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Lifestyle

New beginnings: Important areas to set goals in this year

By Zuko Komisa In case you haven't noticed we are almost at the end of the first month of the ...
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A quick guide to ease into a New Year routine

By: Natasha Archary Dusting off the mental cobwebs and getting back into the hustle of a new working year may ...
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Fireworks safety this festive season

By Nomali Cele New Year's Eve is around the corner which means fireworks in the night sky we make our ...
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Telkom Summer: More coverage and more time watching videos

By Nomali Cele Over the long weekend, Telkom got into the swing of the festive season by flying a few ...
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Holiday party etiquette

By Nomali Cele There’s a reason it’s called the “festive” season: People are celebrating as much as they can and ...
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BOLON Eyewear: Summer eyewear trends and shopping online for sunglasses

By Motlagae Konyana Sunglasses are part of your outfit but keeping up with the trends can get difficult. When it ...
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Spending the holidays together for the first time

By: Natasha Archary The holidays are approaching with ferocious speed. Yup. There’s no avoiding the festive season decorations, that ...
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All you need to know if you’re considering getting inked

By: Natasha Archary Tattoos have for many years been viewed as either aesthetically pleasing or completely trashy. There’s no ...
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The ultimate Christmas gift guide for her

By: Natasha Archary In the male version of this article we went into elaborate detail about what terrible gift ...
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Timeless love may be lost on Gen-Z

By: Natasha Archary When did we lose the ability to love and be in love? Is it a practical ...
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Tech

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Icasa regulation a “Data must fall” win for the consumer

By Nomali Cele “Data Must Fall” is a phrase that has been on most South Africans’ lips in the past ...
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Make your phone do new things with these Android apps

By Zuko Komisa Getting the right apps on your phone can make your life so much easier! You operate ...
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Technologies of the future that are a lot closer than you think

By Zuko Komisa Technology has drastically evolved that everyday new technology is being developed and shared with the world. The ...
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Build your digital brand presence and stay relevant in a saturated market

By: Natasha Archary You’re dead in the water if you are yet to embrace technology in some form or ...
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Revenge porn: is nothing sacred anymore?

By: Natasha Archary Revenge porn Revenge porn to give you an example: Girl meets boy on online dating ...
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Breaking the internet: Anything for likes and giggles

By: Natasha Archary It’s virtually (no pun intended) impossible to keep up with internet trends and what goes viral ...
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Threads introduces the first fashion hackathon in South Africa

By Motlagae Konyana FASHIONTECH™ AFRICA HACKATHON FASHIONTech™ Hackathon for the programme and is a 24-hour long collaborative exercise where the Threads enterpreneurs team up with ...
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African inventions you need to know about

By Zuko Komisa Watching Black Panther has opened many people’s minds about an Africa reimagined, the imagination of black people ...
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5 Strategic digital and technology trends for 2018

By Motlagae Konyana 2018 comes with a massive shift in digital transformation and marketing. There are new trends entering the ...
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Public Wi-Fi hotspot could steal your personal information

By Zuko Komisa There is an obsession to be connected wherever we go across the board. Whether you are at ...
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Travel

Magnificent Maropeng moments

By Motlagae Konyana The Maropeng Boutique Hotel is a charming, secluded location in Magaliesburg. Gauteng Tourism invited us to experience ...
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A romantic, luxurious stay at Leewenhof

By Motlagae Konyana Limpopo might not be the first place that springs to mind for a long romantic weekend break, ...
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Get there safely: Festive season travel safety tips

By Motlagae Konyana It is nearing the end of 2018 and most of people will be hitting the open roads ...
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Route 67 in Port Elizabeth

By Nomali Cele Travelling locally is eye-opening and can be a joy. While international travel is usually touted as the ...
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Euphoria Golf Lifestyle Estate: The perfect Golfing break outside Gauteng

By Motlagae Konyana Euphoria hydro golf lifestyle estate is minutes away from the Modimolle town center and less than two ...
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Luxury train travel: The world’s most luxurious railway travel experiences

By Nomali Cele Plus a chance to win a trip on the Blue Train to the value of R32, 860! ...
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Royal Ritsako Game Lodge experience review

By Motlagae Konyana Ritsako game lodge is undoubtly among the perfect and ideal escapes from the city to relax in ...
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Tourism Month 2018: SA Tourism has deals planned

By Nomali Cele September is World Tourism Month, which is a month-long exercise meant to encourage people travelling more. Locally, ...
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Great activities you can do for free in any city

By Zuko Komisa We've all found ourselves in a new city. A completely unexplored environment for various reasons, that has ...
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Five experiences that prove the Eastern Cape is the adventure province

By Nomali Cele Last week we were invited by SA Tourism and the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency to ...
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Finance

Why under valuing families is a problem for South Africa’s economy

By: Linda M. Richter, University of the Witwatersrand Families and the state are equally responsible for contributing towards human capital ...
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Dr. Demartini shares knowledge on changing your behavior to prioritising wealth

By Zuko Komisa In an in-depth interview, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Human Behavioral Specialist, Educator, Internationally Published Author and Business ...
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5 things you should buy in the Black Friday sales

By Nomali Cele The Black Friday Sales are returning on 23 November for the 2018 edition. Already, retailers have been ...
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Tightening your budgeting ahead of the festive season.

Tighten your budgeting ahead of the festive season

By Zuko Komisa The festive season is just weeks away and you are wrapping up the year, and feeling the ...
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Ways to stretch your bonus this year

By Nomali Cele When times are hard, they can be hard on all fronts. Or, as the saying says, when ...
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Financial Future, planning your spending for the festive season

Invest in your financial future this festive season

The festive season is known to be notoriously expensive. Gifts for friends and family, holidays and, of course, the entertainment ...
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How to ask for a raise from your employer

By Motlagae Konyana Requesting a raise from your employer should be an easy part of your job. However, a lot ...
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Feeling the pinch. How the average South African is stretching the R

By: Natasha Archary Could someone give us protection from the spiraling increases in EVERYTHING? With another huge petrol price ...
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Are you financially ready for your new born

By Motlagae Konyana Having a baby is one of the most precious moments that can happen in anyone’s life and ...
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A lay-by payment could be just what you need

By Nomali Cele I don’t like the term “black tax”. The term and the recent swirl of analysis around it ...
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Health & Wellness

Tips on reinventing yourself for life

By Zuko Komisa One of the most important things you can do for yourself when you are feeling like there ...
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Movember South Africa highlights mental health

By Nomali Cele Movember was founded in Australia in 2003. Two buddies wanted to spend the month of November growing ...
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Quick, healthy snacks for the kids this Summer

By: Natasha Archary Longer, hotter days and sweltering nights, it’s not presumptuous to call it – Summer is here ...
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Keep your spine healthy as you age #WorldSpineHealthDay

By: Natasha Archary Not as limber as you used to be in your early twenties? That’s expected. As you ...
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Celebrate and affirm those living with cerebral palsy

By: Natasha Archary World Cerebral Palsy Day is observed on 6 October. Launched in 2012 by the Cerebral Palsy ...
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Motoring

McLaren reveal the Senna in South Africa – #UltimateSeries

By: Natasha Archary Earlier this month, Daytona Melrose Arch held a reveal of the McLaren Senna in South Africa ...
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Nissan Navara 2.3D Double-Cab LE Auto – Rugged, redefined

By: Natasha Archary It’s been a while since a Nissan captivated my attention. Not since I was on the ...
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Consider this before you approach the bank or a vehicle dealership

By Scelo Hlophe Buying a car in South Africa can be tricky, especially when you do not have the ...
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First car chronicles: Important things you need to know

By Zuko Komisa So you’ve finally decided to buy yourself a new set of wheels? You've are ready to let ...
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Toyota unveils new SUV

By Mxolisi Mhlongo Toyota has introduced an SUV that seats below the popular Rav4. The new Toyota Rush is a ...
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Sports

Komphela fuming over leaked letter.

Steve Komphela is fuming that his resignation letter was leaked. After resigning from Bloemfontein Celtic in December last year, his ...
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Kaya FM Sport Editor Mosibodi Whitehead wins big

By Nomali Cele Last week, our very own Mosibodi Whitehead, the Kaya FM Sport Editor, won big at the SAB ...
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Banyana were Divided Under Pauw – Dludlu

Former Banyana Banyana captain, Simphiwe Dludlu, has warned against the hiring of foreign coaches to lead South African national teams ...
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Rassie Erasmus is big on small details.

When asked to describe Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus, Francois Louw said a man with attention to detail. Now he isn’t ...
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Caster Semenya to headline African team for the IAAF Continental Cup.

Caster Semenya will headline the African team for the IAAF Continental Cup taking place in September. The two-day IAAF Continental ...
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Investing in high-quality stocks: What investors should know

Every investor prizes a high quality company that delivers steady and predictable growth. But how ...
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Gallagher Convention Centre

Gallagher Convention Centre is the premier events venue in Gauteng. Established in 1993, Gallagher is ...
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World Cup Quarter-Finals Analysis by Ex-Bafana star Matthew Booth

Tavarishi (Comrades)... ...the quarter-finals are upon us! Here is my prognosis. Uruguay vs France: Edison ...
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Viva l’Afrique! – Matthew Booth

Zhdrastvyite fytbolni fanatu (Hello football fans) I had asked a week ago if normality at ...
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Global Synchronisation

Amid steady growth, relative market stability and low rates, the global economy has been described ...
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