South Africa produced a devastating second-half display to beat New Zealand 43-28 in the final fourth Test in Baltimore on Saturday and clinch their first series victory against the All Blacks in 50 years.
It was former president Nelson Mandela who once said sport has “the power to change the world”, to inspire and to unite people “in a way that little else does”.
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Every year, South Africa pauses to honour police officers who have paid the ultimate price in service of the republic. Wreaths are laid, candles are lit, names are read aloud, and solemn promises are made that their sacrifice will never be forgotten. Yet beyond the ceremonies and...
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Opener Jordan Hermann scored 53 from 29 balls as South Africa claimed the Tri-Series trophy with a 48-run victory over Zimbabwe in the final in Windhoek, Namibia, on Sunday.
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Making marks is an instinct. We start young. We’re encouraged to paint when we’re little. Then it all falls apart. We abandon attempts to communicate pictorially. We decide that we lack talent. But successful artist Beezy Bailey didn’t go through that process. He kept going.