Solberg wins in Chile as Toyota secure sixth manufacturers’ title in a row - TimesLIVE
Oliver Solberg won Rally Chile on Sunday as Toyota clinched the manufacturers’ world championship for the sixth time in a row and record-equalling 10th.
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Erling Haaland scored in the second half to give 10-man Manchester City a 1-0 win over bitter rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday, with the strike initially disallowed for offside before the decision was overturned following a VAR review.
Trump calls $5,000 payouts ‘easy’ to fit into federal budget - TimesLIVE
President Donald Trump said on Sunday the United States can afford his promise to send $5,000 (about R80,512.50) to every US adult should his Republican Party keep control of Congress in this year’s elections.
BLAST FROM THE PAST | Poker-faced Sugar Boy wins title fight one-handed - TimesLIVE
1955 — Jake Tuli, the former Empire flyweight champion, challenges Peter Keenan for the bantamweight version of the belt in Glasgow, but is stopped in the 14th round of a spectacular fight. Tuli won the early rounds but the battered Keenan landed the knockout blow. Keenan had los...
ANC’s ‘mea culpa’ on election candidates debacle
A confidential ANC report has laid bare the internal party weaknesses that led to chaos in the registration of candidates for the municipal elections and the omission of 51 mayoral candidates from the lists submitted to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC).
Cardoso hits out at Chippa venue change as ‘disruptive’ to intercontinental preps
Cardoso hits out at Chippa venue change as ‘disruptive’ to intercontinental preps timeslive.co.za
Dambile - SA’s last hope for a medal
Dambile - SA’s last hope for a medal timeslive.co.za
Ouaddou threatens to quit Pirates if players continue to ‘showboat’
Ouaddou threatens to quit Pirates if players continue to ‘showboat’ timeslive.co.za
Usain Bolt amused by ‘Robot beats Bolt’ headlines - TimesLIVE
Most athletes might bristle at seeing their records being broken.
Cardoso hits out at Chippa venue change as ‘disruptive’ to intercontinental preps - TimesLIVE
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso has come out guns blazing to berate the Chippa United venue change as disruptive to their Fifa Intercontinental Cup preparations.
DG defies minister’s lifestyle audit order
Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube and the department’s director-general (DG), Mathanzima Mweli, are embroiled in a cold war as Mweli refuses to be subjected to a lifestyle audit by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU).
Sinesipho Dambile finishes fourth in Budapest, but he’s still had a great 2026 - TimesLIVE
Dambile had set the pace in the semifinals earlier in the evening, winning the second heat in 19.80 ahead of Canada’s 2021 Olympic champion Andre De Grasse (19.87) and 2025 world championship bronze medallist Bryan Levell of Jamaica (20.08).
Tuks rowers Williams and Westley are taking RMB Universities Boat Race seriously
Tuks rowers Williams and Westley are taking RMB Universities Boat Race seriously timeslive.co.za
Two vehicles collide on N3 near Vosloorus, leaving two seriously injured
Two vehicles collide on N3 near Vosloorus, leaving two seriously injured timeslive.co.za
Gauteng to spend R1.13bn subsidising qualifying independent schools
Gauteng to spend R1.13bn subsidising qualifying independent schools timeslive.co.za
Van Wyk rescues Sundowns with stoppage-time equaliser, Chiefs held by Polokwane
Van Wyk rescues Sundowns with stoppage-time equaliser, Chiefs held by Polokwane timeslive.co.za
Marriage pressure sparked AKA and Anele argument before fatal fall, inquest hears
Marriage pressure sparked AKA and Anele argument before fatal fall, inquest hears timeslive.co.za
TOM EATON | America just got cut down to size in more ways than one
As powerful, dangerous men strive to redraw the map of the world to reflect how badly they were parented, the United Nations’ new map, showing the correct relative sizes of the continents, should be a cause for celebration. But not everyone will be pleased by this burst of bureau...