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Graham Rowntree bristles at suggestion Munster are in bonus territory for URC final

The Reds boss believes his side are deserving of their shot at the Stormers in the Cape Town decider tomorrow

Irish Mirror

Stormers boss John Dobson praises Munster’s ‘phenomenal’ run to URC final

Stormers are targeting back-to-back titles in Cape Town.

The Independent UK

Rwanda suspect denies killings but 'sorry' over genocide

One of the Rwanda genocide's most wanted remaining suspects, accused of ordering the death of 2,000 people hiding in a church, denied on Friday any involvement though said he was "sorry" for the 1994 killings.

Reuters

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Stormers boss John Dobson insists leaked video was not disrespectful of Munster

Dobson admits the footage let the club down and adds: "There's going to be natural niggle, the video won't have helped"

Irish Mirror

What channel is Stormers vs Munster on? TV and live stream info for the URC final

Munster are in Cape Town to take on the DHL Stormers in the final of the United Rugby Championship on Saturday

Belfast Live

‘I have been waiting a long time to be arrested’: Rwandan war criminal tracked to South Africa

Fulgence Kayishema, involved in the killing of over 2000 Tutsis, was found working on a farm in wine country near Cape Town

The Guardian - UK

Indian women to play 3 ODIs and as many T20Is in Bangladesh

MUMBAI: For the first time since its loss in the semifinals of the ICC Women's World Cup in Cape Town on February 23 at the hands of Australia, the Indian women's cricket team will be in action when it tours Bangladesh in June, TOI has learnt.

The Times of India

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United Rugby Championship’s South African expansion punt paying off

No one would describe the United Rugby Championship as perfect logistically but it may be better placed than other leagues to cash in

The Guardian - UK

CJ Stander says that Jack Crowley will make all the difference for Munster in Cape Town if he is fit

"The difference is the talent coming through with no fear, looking to attack games"

Irish Mirror

Munster "need" URC final triumph after years of hurt - CJ Stander

The Reds take on the Stormers in the Grand Final in Cape Town this weekend and Stander, now residing back home in South Africa, has no mixed emotions about who he is supporting

Irish Mirror

South Africa's reading crisis: 5 steps to address children's literacy struggles

Kunyashe is a Grade 1 pupil in Cape Town, South Africa. She’s very focused on her schoolwork. She shares a tiny one-roomed shack, hardly bigger than a double bed, with her mother and four siblings. Kunyashe receives a meal at school – her teacher once saw the little girl spooning…

The Conversation

Who are Russia’s allies in Putin’s war against Ukraine?

Vladimir Putin promised African nations that he would write off their debts and provide free grain in an attempt to bolster alliances across the continent at a two-day summit in St Petersburg last month.

The Week

S Africa army chief visits Moscow in wake of US weapons claim

Visit to Moscow follows US allegations that weapons were loaded on to a Russian ship in Cape Town in December.

Al Jazeera

Stormers coach admits pitch 'on last legs' ahead of Connacht clash

Andy Friend's side head to Cape Town for their United Rugby Championship semi-final clash with the South African giants this weekend.

Irish Mirror

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A Silver Ferns squad to win the Netball World Cup

With the clock for the 2023 Netball World Cup counting down, Merryn Anderson picks a likely Silver Ferns squad for the pinnacle event

The Conversation

Cape Town's caracals have metal pollutants in their blood -- an environmental red flag

South Africa is urbanising rapidly. By 2050, eight in 10 people will live in urban areas, significantly increasing the demands on basic infrastructure development and associated services.

Al Jazeera

Putin ICC warrant debate goes on in South Africa: What to know

Many in government and opposition are united in proclaiming South Africa’s reluctance to arrest Putin when he visits.

The Conversation

South Africa's hidden jazz history is being restored album by album

It’s fitting that Johannesburg is among 12 cities featured in the 2023 Unesco International Jazz Day, themed “jazz journey around the world”. The day, established in 2011 to celebrate the role of jazz in “uniting peoples across the globe”, is now marked annually on 30 April in close to 200…

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The Times of India

19 countries express interest in joining BRICS group

CAPE TOWN: Nineteen countries expressed an interest in joining the BRICS group of nations as it prepares to hold an annual summit in South Africa.

Newsroom.co.nz

Ice Fern makes her imprint everywhere

A fingerprints expert by day, double international Anjali Mulari has made a triumphant return to the ice hockey world, while also a mum of two. Angela Walker finds out what drives her.

The Conversation

Climate change increases the risk of extreme wildfires around Cape Town -- but it can be addressed

Across the globe, many recent severe wildfires have moved from wildlands into the urban periphery (the “wildland urban interface”). In their wake, they’ve left death, destruction and disruption. This has led to questions about the extent to which climate change is to blame.

The Guardian - UK

‘A precision approach to activism’: distance runners join fight against Africa’s air pollution

Citizen scientists in Lagos, Cape Town and Accra are gathering air-quality data on runs to help curb a key cause of early death

Fortune

Wealthy elites' swimming pools and lush gardens are leading to water shortages

Wealthy households' water usage is driving water crises in major cities worldwide, new research finds.

WEKU

Swimming pools and lavish gardens of the rich are driving water shortages, study says

Socioeconomic disparity is just as influential as climate change and population growth when it comes to explaining why so many cities are struggling with their water supply, researchers say.

The Guardian - UK

Swimming pools of the rich driving city water crises, study says

Pools and well-watered gardens at least as damaging as climate emergency or population growth

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