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sports19h ago

Etzebeth faces a disciplinary hearing after his red card for alleged eye-gouging against Wales.
The panel could hand an eight-week to 12-week ban depending on findings and Etzebeth’s record.
The incident occurred as South Africa extended a dominant victory in Cardiff.
The maximum possible ban for eye-gouging can reach four years, with others shorter.
Etzebeth allegedly apologised to Mann after the match, which could influence the panel.
Rassie Erasmus defended the red card, saying it looked justified.
Etzebeth’s club Sharks face schedule conflicts with Champions Cup fixtures.
The hearing outcome could affect Etzebeth’s club and the Springboks’ season.
Other players with eye-gouging bans were cited, including Makazole Mapimpi.
A late red card was shown to Etzebeth after a review at the Principality Stadium.

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health18h ago

South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia will begin administering a new HIV prevention injection in Africa’s first public rollouts.
The rollout aims to address Africa’s high HIV burden with a long-acting prevention option.
The Barron’s report notes AFP produced the article for coverage of the rollout.
The rollout represents a milestone in expanding biomedical HIV prevention options in Africa.
The countries’ initiative could influence regional strategies for HIV control.
The information comes from Barron’s AFP-backed coverage summarized for readers.
Rollout timing indicated a Monday start for the initial public administration.
The article emphasizes Africa’s high HIV burden as a context for the rollout.
The content references Barron’s, AFP, and Dow Jones ownership in the publication.
The piece signals a broader push toward biomedical prevention in the global HIV response.

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Broos unveiled a youth-forward Bafana Bafana squad for AFCON 2025, blending young talents with seasoned players.
Shandre Campbell and Tylon Smith, both 20, are among the surprise inclusions, signaling a shift toward younger players.
Ronwen Williams captains the side, supported by a core of Sundowns teammates and other experienced players.
Lyle Foster leads as a key forward, with Nkota and Mofokeng also highlighted as potential breakout talents.
Broos’ approach prioritizes youth while aiming for long-term progression toward AFCON and World Cup qualification.
The squad includes seven under-21 players, reflecting a strategy to build for the 2026 World Cup cycle.
Broos names a 25-man final squad including key veterans and several uncapped youngsters.
The article projects South Africa as potential surprise package, aiming for a strong showing despite not being favourites.
Broos believes the squad's youth will help unlock potential for AFCON and 2026 World Cup campaigns.
Campbell and Smith’s inclusion signals a longer-term strategy to develop homegrown talent for Africa's showpiece.

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world2h ago

A flight attendant recommends budget-friendly destinations for 2026, highlighting affordable options.
Destinations include Bosnia and Herzegovina, noted for its landscapes and landmarks.
South Africa is highlighted for its landscapes and wildlife reserves by the flight attendant.
The Azores, Portuguese territory, are praised for striking scenery and blue hydrangeas.
Portugal’s major cities like Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra are recommended nearby.
The French Riviera is suggested for a beach-style holiday with scenic views.
Honduras is listed as a remarkable destination due to tropical rainforest and Copán.
Reaction on social media shows enthusiasm for the Azores and interest in the list.
The list aims to inspire budget-conscious travelers planning 2026 trips.

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South Africa’s economy grew for a fourth straight quarter, driven by mining and broader activity.
GDP growth in the latest quarter points to sustained activity despite global headwinds.
Mining sector contributions helped lift overall performance this quarter.
Analysts see the trend as a positive sign for employment and investment.
Inflation and external pressures remain factors policymakers will monitor.
The data suggests a gradual stabilization of domestic demand alongside output gains.
Interest remains in how sustained growth will impact jobs and investment.
The quarterly report underscores the mining sector’s role in the economy.
Policy implications will hinge on balancing inflation with growth momentum.
The quarterly GDP data points to a constructive path for South Africa’s economy.

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