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Big guns out as Sharks name powerhouse pack for Stormers
The Sharks bring out the big guns for their Cape Town showdown, promoting Ox Nché, Eben Etzebeth and Ethan Hooker to face the Stormers on Saturday.
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Rwanda to host F1 Grand Prix as Africa returns to calendar
Rwanda has secured a Formula One Grand Prix, sources confirm, marking Africa’s return to the F1 calendar with an official announcement expected in Kigali.
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Revolution brewing as Mzansi Rugby League’s draft looms
The MRL prepares for its historic November draft, promising security for 150 players and challenging South Africa’s traditional rugby pathways.
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Dedication earns young rider three champion Sanesa titles
Local rider Hanno van Jaarsveldt delivered a standout performance at the Sanesa South African Championships, returning home as a three-time champion.
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Nortje express returns as Proteas gamble without Rabada
Nortje makes Test return as Rabada sits out Kingsmead opener. Bavuma backs X-Factor paceman’s 150km/h+ pace against Australia on Friday.
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Lions seek repeat Loftus heroics against Springbok loaded Bulls
Ackermann recalls four Springboks to starting XV whilst stacking bench with World Cup stars. Lions aim to repeat last season’s Loftus victory.
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Stormers must solve lineout crisis or face Sharks mauling
Dobson promises lineout fix after losing 10 throws vs Edinburgh. Etzebeth and Sharks target same weakness that delivered wins last season.
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Kiss gambles on rookie Eden Park fortress assault
Kiss names rookie Henry at centre and keeps Suaalii on wing as unbeaten Australia target Eden Park’s 53-match All Blacks fortress on Saturday.
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Proteas-Australia rivalry reignites eight years after scandal
World champions SA face Australia in first Test series since Sandpapergate. Rabada’s fitness and spin-friendly Durban pitch dominate build-up.
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Social media abuse takes toll as Gauff exits China open
Gauff said racist abuse had left her “drained” after crashing out of the China Open following a torrent of online hatred after her previous win.
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