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What time is Italy v South Africa kick-off today and what TV channel is it on?

The Azzurri stunned the rugby world with a historic win over Australia last time out while the reigning world champions are searching for their first win of the autumn campaign

Wales Online

South Africa's Transnet reopens one line on North Corridor

South Africa's state logistics firm Transnet said on Saturday it has reopened one of the two lines on the North corridor which was closed earlier this month following the derailment of a train carrying export coal.

Reuters

Charlize Theron sparks debate for claiming that her first language, Afrikaans, is ‘dying’

‘Wow what a disrespectful comment to the millions of South Africans,’ one person wrote on Twitter about the actor’s remarks.

The Independent UK

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Sam Whitelock: ‘Twickenham still feels like it has a bit of extra spice’

The All Blacks captain reflects on the inspiration found in an old family cigar and how facing South Africa can never be a friendly

The Guardian - UK

Bristol Bears camp have a unified message after historic win over South Africa A

Bristol Bears beat South Africa A 26-18 at Ashton Gate on Thursday night

Bristol Post

LGBTIQ learners at risk in South Africa as conservative Christian groups fight plans for safer schools

Advocacy groups in South Africa are intensifying their efforts to prevent the country’s education department from creating safer environments for children of diverse gender identities and sexual orientations. Some of the advocacy groups have ties to conservative US Christian groups.

The Conversation

Death threats prompt RFU to demand further action taken against Erasmus

English rugby chiefs wrote an angry letter to their South Africa counterparts after referee Wayne Barnes and his family suffered a torrent of abuse

The Guardian - UK

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Oti Mabuse hopes to make more documentaries after returning to her roots in the BBC’s My South Africa

Exclusive: The Dancing On Ice judge says she was proud to be able to represent her birth country in an authentic way

Evening Standard

Bristol Bears player ratings from historic win over South Africa A - 'oozed class'

Bristol Bears beat South Africa A 26-18 at Ashton Gate on Thursday night

Bristol Post

Ireland vs Australia: Talking points as Irish bid to sign off in style

Andy Farrell’s side have already seen off South Africa and Fiji

The Independent UK

Flushing toilets aren't the solution to South Africa's sanitation problem

Many households in some of South Africa’s biggest cities have been facing water restrictions in recent times – sometimes lasting for days at a time. People have had to make tough choices. For example, if you have a bottle of water in your house, are you going to drink it…

The Conversation

Today's rugby news as Shane defends Alun Wyn Jones and England 'to risk haka backlash'

Your rugby headlines on Friday November 18

Wales Online

Big game hunters Australia out for a 'big scalp', warns Andy Farrell

The Ireland boss smiled: 'Five o'clock was pretty decent (against South Africa) - a couple more hours on top of that, hopefully people aren't falling to sleep by then!'

Irish Mirror

Peter O'Mahony: Ireland hungry to stay ahead of the curve by beating Australia

'People mention the summer and South Africa but we still feel there is plenty more to go'

Irish Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

‘There’s no protection’: South Africa faces Covid legacy of sex for money

HIV infections and pregnancies are on the increase among young women, after many resorted to transactional sex to survive during the pandemic

Daily Mirror

South Africa boss Rassie Erasmus to miss England clash due to ban for social media posts

England will face South Africa free of Rassie Erasmus' influence after the Springboks director of rugby was served a two-game suspension in relation to tweets critiquing referee decisions

Bristol Post

Passionate Joe Batley inspires Bristol Bears to historic win over South Africa A

Bristol Bears beat South Africa 26-18 at Ashton Gate on a historic night for the Gallagher Premiership club

The Guardian - UK

Oti Mabuse: My South Africa review – proof that TV has the power to educate like no other medium

The Strictly star returns to the township near Pretoria where she grew up, bringing a light and upbeat touch to issues of racial injustice that occasionally leave a chill in the air

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Evening Standard

Charlize Theron criticsed for saying Afrikaans is ‘dying language’

Her comments have been condemned by Afrikaans speakers

The Guardian - UK

Charlize Theron sparks anger after claiming Afrikaans facing oblivion

Hollywood actor criticised by South Africans after saying settler language ‘not very helpful’

The Guardian - UK

Rassie Erasmus suspended by World Rugby again over social media rants

South Africa’s director of rugby has been handed a two-match ban after posts appearing to criticise referee Wayne Barnes

Wales Online

Tonight's rugby news as Rassie Erasmus banned again after controversial tweets and Pivac identifies Wales problem position

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Wales Online

What time is South Africa A v Bristol Bears kick-off and how can I live stream it?

The match is live-streaming only

The Conversation

South Africa needs strategic leadership to weather its storms. Its presidents have not been up to the task

South Africa is in a state of crisis. Its current reality is necessarily shaped by historical events, not least the outcomes of the political settlement process that led to the end of apartheid in 1994.

Wales Online

South Africa and France giants banned for rest of autumn but Pieter-Steph du Toit denies his head charge deserved a red card

Both were sent off during France's 30-26 win over South Africa last weekend

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