Sunday Independent

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WHILE internally, Cricket South Africa’s officials have attempted to paint a rosy picture of the organisation to players and the remaining sponsors, confirmation last week, that the Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa, is ready to intervene at the organ

Outdoor Rooms

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NPR

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Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva noted lines of people buying guns, counter to social distancing rules. The county counsel's office reportedly said the shops aren't covered under the closure.

Practical Caravan

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Future Publishing Limited, the publisher of Practical Caravan, provides the information in this article in good faith and makes no representation as to its completeness or accuracy. Individuals carrying out the instructions do so at their own risk an

Recoil

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In this issue, we address one of the frequent criticisms leveled at us — that of only featuring high-end kit. In case you missed it, our cover gun is perhaps the lowest of the low, without resorting to brands such as Jennings, Lorcin, and Hi-Point, w

City Press

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Some of us were not surprised by the turn of events at last week’s Safa national executive committee (NEC) meeting, which resolved to dump the association’s two vice-presidents. The writing was always on the wall for Ria Ledwaba and Gay Mokoena, who

STAT

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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has suggested that more transparency is needed surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine deals that are being struck between drug makers and governments.

TIME

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Jeffrey Epstein is dead. His victims will never have their day in court, at least not with this defendant. It is critical that the Justice Department conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances of his death. But how it is handled is also

Horse & Hound

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JOINT efforts to tackle concerns over horse identification ahead of new microchip legislation have been hailed a success as agencies aim to send out a strong message. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire police and trading standards checked horses across m

Global Voices

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Zak's death unleashed both demands for justice from LGBTQI communities from across the country as well as hate speech against such communities and Zak himself.

City Press

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An engineer in the Mpumalanga department of education has gone into hiding after receiving death threats for blowing the whistle after he discovered that R25.6 million had been spent on “aesthetic” work at six schools. In a sworn statement, the depar

The Atlantic

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There are real costs to such a move—but the public needs to know what was said between Trump and Putin.

Bow International

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A long-running issue over administration in Indian archery continues, as the sport continues to move deeper into the Olympic cycle. World Archery officially recognised the newly-elected archery AAI (Archery Association of India) as a legitimate autho

Sunday Independent

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ROLAND MPOFU AN EKURHULENI retiree who was stunned by a SA Revenue Service (Sars) threat to repossess her property due to an outstanding tax bill said she was delighted that several tax specialists have come forward on pro bono basis to offer to hel

Reason

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November 2004 “Voting for president is a lot like sex—and not just because it takes place every four years in the solitude of a semi-private booth. Both are intensely personal activities that nonetheless can have profound public consequences. We migh

Post South Africa

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THE story, “Killed in her wheelchair” (the POST, October 21-25), about a defenceless woman should be classed as the most barbaric act committed. To your readers, please refrain from relating these thugs to animals. Animals are sensitive and protect t

Shooting Gazette

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A campaign aimed at increasing the level of interaction between parliamentarians and the shooting community has been launched by BASC. The BASC Parliamentary Campaign to Support Rural Britain has been billed as a ‘matchmaking service’ that will see B

Weekend Argus Saturday

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FORMER Mineral Resources minister Mosebenzi Zwane yesterday rejected claims he had authorised the prepayment of R1 billion for the Free State housing project which saw millions of rand being wasted in illegal pre-payments to contractors and suppliers

The Atlantic

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It is the morning after a devastating defeat. Smoke is still rising from the field. The rubble has not yet been cleared. And the commanders are having trouble facing just how hopeless their position has become. They no longer know on how many fronts

Tribune Content Agency Opinions

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I was maybe 10 years old when this happened. Mom is driving, I'm in the back seat. It's night. She's trying to cross Vermont, a busy L.A. thoroughfare, from a side street. Southbound traffic is jammed, but a guy in a truck makes a hole and waves us t

City Press

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A couple of years ago, Mark Heywood of public interest law centre Section27 spoke at a conference at a leading business school. It was shortly after the painful death of young Michael Komape in January 2014, who fell into a pit toilet and drowned. He

NPR

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The charges against Christopher Hasson focus on his stockpiling of weapons and possession of drugs. Authorities say he holds extremist views and he planned violence.

Tribune Content Agency Opinions

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Flooding the sanctuary zones By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency In the category of Mad magazine's "scenes we'd like to see," comes President Trump's threat to transport migrants to cities and states that have declared themselves sanctuaries. Appare

Shooting Times & Country

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The shocking cost of defending Wild Justice’s failed attack on the general licences in Wales has been exposed by Shooting Times. The anti-shooting campaign group brought the action in the hope of having the licences declared unlawful by the court, fo

City Press

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With its annual general meeting hurtling into view in just under a fortnight, Cricket SA (CSA) approaches what should be the culmination of the past few years of succession planning with a gaping hole where its leadership should be. As things stand,

Los Angeles Times

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LOS ANGELES - A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered the Trump administration to resume processing the applications of more than 2,700 young Central Americans and family members who were left in limbo after the government abruptly ended a progr

Global Voices

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Despite the HRM's legal victory, Kublalsingh says "it would have been a better outcome" if the government had been made to abide by the findings of the independently commissioned report.

Australasian Transport News (ATN)

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Transport Workers Union (TWU) of New South Wales has accused Holcim Australia Readymix and Fairfield City Council of imperilling the safety of a concrete agitator owner-driver. The union’s ire is raised especially towards Fairfield as Holcim had the

Heritage Railway

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JULIE Jones has resigned as general manager of the Bluebell Railway. Also, the line’s plc chairman Dick Fearn has decided not to seek a further term in office after five years in the role, and will stand down at the company’s annual meeting on August

Independent on Saturday

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CORRUPTION seems a relatively benign crime. When everyone is the victim – as is the case with state looting – no one is the victim. Sure, we know we are in theory each made incrementally poorer with every act of illegal enrichment perpetrated by a cr