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All Blacks suffer major injury blow after South Africa series defeat

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The Independent UK · Sep 21

All Blacks captain Ardie Savea set to miss rest of year after shoulder surgery

The back rower dislocated his shoulder in the third Test against South Africa

The Independent UK · Sep 21

Australia eye South Africa after Zimbabwe clean sweep

Australia have edged Zimbabwe to claim a 3-0 series clean sweep, with century-maker Josh Inglis keen to use the tour of South Africa as a World Cup trial run.

AAP · Sep 21

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Wallabies eye Springboks scalp amid Flagmantle frenzy

Flagmantle fever has taken over Perth, and the Wallabies want to ensure the party-like celebrations extend into Sunday with an upset win over the Springboks.

AAP · Sep 21

‘We’re terrified all the time’: Fear and anger in South Africa after nine women’s bodies found in three months

IN FOCUS: A series of gruesome discoveries in Johannesburg have put renewed focus on gender-based violence in the country. But campaigners tell Maira Butt that women have been raising the alarm for years yet little is being done

The Independent UK · Sep 20

Nine women found dead near Johannesburg sends shockwaves through South Africa

Vigils, group runs and moments of silence: thousands of protesters gathered across South Africa this weekend to pay tribute to the nine women found murdered in eastern Johannesburg. In a country that records more than 60 homicides a day, the nine murders sent shockwaves through the population. Anger is mounting,…

France 24 · Sep 20

China goes shopping in India as exports jump 39% and BRICS trade picks up

India’s exports are gaining ground across key markets, with shipments to four core BRICS economies rising 34% to $19.9 billion in April-August 2026-27. China and South Africa led the growth, while exports to Japan, Italy and South Korea also rose sharply, pointing to a broader expansion in India’s export footprint.

The Economic Times · Sep 20

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India, South Africa hold first Army-to-Army Staff Talks, focus on training and capacity building

India and South Africa held their first Army-to-Army Staff Talks in New Delhi. Discussions focused on expanding training exchanges and joint capacity building initiatives. South African delegates observed Indian Army's artificial intelligence projects and manufacturing capabilities. This engagement followed a meeting between Prime Ministers Modi and Ramaphosa. Both nations reaffirmed…

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Why new Rangers star felt 'overlooked' by his former manager

Rangers defender Olwethu Makhanya is determined to get over his World Cup heartache after hitting out at previous South Africa boss Hugo Broos.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 19

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: India in transition but Australia would expect to face against a very strong team, says Australian batter Voges

Former Australian batter Adam Voges anticipates a strong Indian Test team for the upcoming series. He expects a challenging battle against the Aussies in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Voges believes India possesses significant young talent to fill the void. Australia has learned from past simultaneous retirements and plans staged transitions. Australian…

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Johannes Radebe on Strictly and survival: ‘It’s a blessing and a curse to know life in both extremes’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The professional dancer withstood homophobia and homelessness in his native South Africa before becoming one of Britain’s most recognisable TV faces. Now he’s been tasked with guiding ‘Strictly’ through a post-Tess and Claudia revamp. He speaks to Lauren Morris

The Independent UK · Sep 19

This circus in South Africa lifts poor young performers into the spotlight

Behind the spectacle of Johannesburg’s circus stages is a social program that trains people from under-resourced communities, helping turn talent into professional skills and paid work in a country struggling with high youth unemployment

The Independent UK · Sep 19

Russia shares AI-generated Putin selfie as use of artificial content spreads among Europe's politicians

The Russian embassy in South Africa recently shared an AI-generated image of BRICS leaders. It's part of a growing trend of public figures and institutions using AI in their communication, which researchers say can undermine public trust.

Euronews · Sep 18

From historical solidarity to strategic trade: The India–South Africa opportunity

Eight decades of political trust and complementary economies have long made the case for deeper India-South Africa trade. A new preferential trade agreement and India's 2026 BRICS chairship now supply the mechanism and the moment.

The Economic Times · Sep 18

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The Independent UK · Sep 17

Steve Smith: I still get flashbacks to trauma of ‘sandpapergate’

Smith is due to take part in Australia’s Test tour of South Africa next month, their first since their 2018 trip that was marred by the ball-tampering episode

The Conversation · Sep 17

Academics in South Africa have to focus on ‘outputs’: what’s lost when other work’s not counted

Professors Curwyn Mapaling and Nokulunga Shabalala are two Black clinical psychologists working as academics in South Africa. What started as their shared frustration with the pace of change in universities became a research programme. For three years they recorded their conversations with each other, leading to three journal papers that…

The Independent UK · Sep 17

South African police find a ninth woman's body, with possible links to series of killings

South African police say they have discovered a ninth woman's body east of Johannesburg

The Independent UK · Sep 17

Fear and anger in South Africa after nine women found dead – what we know

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International Business Times UK · Sep 17

South African President Ramaphosa Falls Sick Days After Xi Jinping 'Stroke' Rumours Spread Online

Cyril Ramaphosa has been advised to rest after falling ill following the BRICS Summit in India, while unverified online claims about Xi Jinping's health remain unsupported by evidence.

AAP · Sep 17

'If not Marnus, who?': Aussie Test great on No.3 debate

Former Australia cricket selector Merv Hughes has given insight into the battle facing under-pressure Test No.3 Marnus Labuschagne.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

'In This Country We Are Prey': Eighth Woman's Body Found Near Johannesburg Fuels Femicide Anger

The discovery of an eighth woman's body near Johannesburg in under two months has intensified public anger, as police investigate possible links between the deaths and South Africa's femicide crisis.

The Times of India · Sep 16

US limits visas for South African officials over discrimination against White minorities

The United States has announced visa restrictions against foreign nationals accused of being involved in policies that discriminate against White minorities and other ethnic and racial groups in South Africa, escalating tensions between Washington and Pretoria.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

'In This Country We Are Prey': Serial Killer Fears Grow as Eighth Woman's Body Is Found in South Africa

The discovery of eight women's bodies in Ekurhuleni in less than two months has prompted a major investigation, a R400,000 reward and renewed concern over South Africa's femicide crisis.

The Independent UK · Sep 16

Deaths of nine women in South Africa spark fears of a serial killer – what we know

South African police have discovered the bodies of nine women in the east of Johannesburg over the past two months

The Conversation · Sep 16

Sacred springs of South Africa: pure waters or polluted? We found tiny bits of plastic in the samples we tested

Across South Africa, natural springs are more than sources of freshwater. Some are places of healing, spiritual cleansing and rituals, where communities collect water and maintain longstanding cultural connections with the environment. For example, during cleansing rituals, people bathe in or collect spring water as a way of seeking spiritual…

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