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Who really wins in the new electricity market?
Countries choose to engage in a Just Energy Transition to tackle climate change while addressing long-standing economic issues.
Transitioning away from fossil fuels has become...
Time for Broos to unleash the dogs and stop playing silly...
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos’s inhibitions and a fear of humiliation cannot be allowed to hold the nation to ransom.
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What awaits Bafana in the second World Cup clash against Czechia
With the 2026 Fifa World Cup opening-match hype a thing of the past and the competition in full swing, Bafana Bafana have shifted their...
Italia ’90: A fading icon, an African Lion, and memories in...
Big things happened in 1990. Nelson Mandela walked free after 27 years behind bars. Margaret Thatcher resigned as Britain’s Iron Lady. Iraq invaded Kuwait,...
Fans vent frustration at Broos’ defensive line-up
Football supporters across fan parks in Mzansi were left frustrated and disappointed on Thursday night as a defensively shaped Bafana Bafana slumped to a...
Springboks regroup in City of Gold to prepare for Barbarians clash
The Springboks will be reassembling in their Johannesburg camp tonight as they resume their preparations for the clashes against the Barbarians and the SA...
When citizens stop believing they are heard
There is a moment in every democracy before frustration becomes visible. It arrives quietly, long before crowds gather in the streets or headlines begin...
Somaliland says it has a right to choose its relationships as...
Somaliland has a right to choose its own relationships and pressure tactics from Beijing and Mogadishu have not succeeded in altering its friendship with...
Inside 2026 World Cup’s tech, where even the ball needs to...
The 2026 World Cup across Canada, Mexico and the US is the most technology-drenched tournament in football history.
For the first time at a men's...
As World Cup costs soar, German players pay for 600 fans’...
German players have stepped up to ease fans' pain from soaring transport costs at the World Cup, offering to pay for 600 of them...











