More dialogue needed for transformation – Duminy
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South Africa’s authorities scupper Dave King’s plans to stay on as Rangers chairman
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Bafana discover World Cup-qualifying opponents
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Rhodes: Equal opportunity not happening
Former Proteas great Jonty Rhodes says not enough is being done by Cricket South Africa to promote players of colour in the national set-up. You may also like
Dortmund’s Tashreeq Matthews completes move to Sweden
South African starlet Tashreeq Matthews has left Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund to join Swedish club Varbergs BoIS FC. You may also like
Banyana, Ellis nominated for top Caf awards
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Mehrtens: Drop South African Super Rugby teams
Former All Black Andrew Mehrtens believes that if New Zealand and Australia want to compete with the riches of northern-hemisphere clubs, they should disband from South Africa and Argentina and move into Asia. You may also like
