Prince Kaybee opened up about the death of his mother and urged people to be mindful of their weight. Take a look...
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‘Eat less’: Prince Kaybee opens up about mom’s death
Nakamba apologises after costly error against Bafana Bafana
Marvelous Nakamba apologised after conceding a costly penalty against Bafana Bafana, as the Warriors crashed out of AFCON.
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China fires rockets towards Taiwan in war games simulating blockade
China fired rockets toward Taiwan on Tuesday and deployed new amphibious assault ships alongside bomber aircraft and warships to encircle the island on the second day of its most extensive war games aimed at rehearsing a blockade.
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SA’s health revolution: The 2026 trends redefining vitality
Zuko Komisa As we enter 2026, the South African wellness landscape has shifted from generic “New Year, New Me” resolutions to high-precision, science-backed lifestyle shifts. South Africans are ditching crash diets for data and “mind gyms.” Here are the four pillars of health set to dominate the local scene this [...]
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Shane Kingston insists Cork have plenty of leaders to step up after Patrick Horgan retirement
SHANE KINGSTON is adamant Cork have no shortage of leaders to compensate for Patrick Horgan’s retirement. The Rebels’ record appearance holder stepped away in September after 18 years of top-level hurling. His old team-mate Kingston is heading into his 11th year on the senior panel at just 28 years of age. And with a handful...
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Why 2026 World Cup dreams are forcing Republic of Ireland players into career-defining decisions
WITH a possible World Cup next summer, game-time is of the essence for a host of players who want to be in the mix for inclusion in the squad. Given there are no guarantees that Ireland will first overcome Czechia and, then, either Denmark or North Macedonia, it might seem a bit much to base...
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Denis Leamy urges Munster to move on fast ahead of URC Ulster trip after Thomond setback
DENIS LEAMY has called on Munster to turn the page quickly when they head north to take on a rejuvenated Ulster side on Friday night. Clayton McMillan’s side assembled in Limerick yesterday morning to rake over the coals of a seventh successive home loss to their arch rivals. Himself reflecting on Saturday’s 13-8 loss —...
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Horse racing tips: ‘He’s been a revelation and has more to come’ – Templegate’s Tuesday NAP
TEMPLEGATE'S Tuesday picks are below. Back a horse by clicking their odds. THE CISTERCIAN (1.05 Haydock, nap) This five-year-old son of the great Flat stayer Yeats was a revelation on debut for trainer Stuart Edmunds at Leicester earlier this month. He had already shown form in Ireland when third at Galway but destroyed his rivals...
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Horse racing tips: Three outsiders who can batter the bookies on Tuesday
SUN Racing's Tuesday picks are below. Back a horse by clicking their odds. LONGSHOT HAVANA JAG (5.00 Wolverhampton) He has every chance on handicap debut after two solid placed efforts here in maidens. EACH-WAY THIEF COACHELLO (5.30 Wolverhampton) He won this race 12 months ago and is back from a 3lb lower mark. AMBER HONEY...
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Umgungundlovu TVET College Part-Time Applications 2026: Engineering & Business Studies Now Open
Umgungundlovu TVET College has officially opened part-time applications for the 2026 academic year, giving working individuals and school leavers an opportunity to further their studies while balancing other commitments. The college is offering Part-Time Engineering (Trimester 1/2026) and Part-Time Business...
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