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The Latest Breaking News from South Africa

Russian sanctions risk higher fertiliser costs meaning food prices will go up too

Russia and Ukraine also make significant contributions to global exports of wheat, maize and sunflower oil

Wales Online

Rassie Erasmus goes public on South Africa's desire to join the Six Nations

Erasmus says the game can't always fall back on sticking with tradition and must embrace change

Wales Online

South African cricketers face test of loyalty ahead of IPL: Dean Elgar

JOHANNESBURG: South African Test skipper Dean Elgar has urged his teammates to choose national duty in a series against Bangladesh over the upcoming Indian Premier Leageu (IPL) as it is a test of loyalty for them and they must prioritise their country.

The Times of India

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Don't think I can play so much international cricket: Shakib Al Hasan

DHAKA: Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan wants to take a break from international cricket, indicating that he could opt out of the upcoming series against South Africa.

The Times of India

Watch: Ravindra Jadeja gets a round of applause from Team India after his third straight Man of the Match winning performance in Mohali

MOHALI: It all started with figures of 8/76 against South Africa in 2015, followed by a 90-run knock and 4/121 against England in 2016.

The Times of India

German Embassy tweets Russia to slap down claim its troops are fighting Nazism in Ukraine

‘Shame on anyone who’s falling for this,’ embassy says

The Independent UK

Oil exploration threatens marine life

Oil exploration off South Africa’s coast threatens to silence, subdue, and scatter the region’s marine life

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Tracking symptoms of respiratory diseases online can give a picture of community health

Respiratory diseases are highly infectious and cause a significant health burden. Disease surveillance is the bedrock of public health responses to outbreaks or epidemics caused by these diseases. Effective surveillance gives an indication of the scale of the problem. But traditional disease surveillance is mostly limited to health facilities or…

The Conversation

Oti Mabuse: Mum set up a dance school to give us opportunities apartheid denied her

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional says growing up in South Africa helped give her the determination to win

The Guardian - UK

Foreign national arrested for selling drugs, MDMA worth ₹25 lakh seized

The KG Halli police on Saturday arrested a 29-year-old for allegedly peddling drugs and recovered 500 grams of MDMA worth ₹25 lakh from him. The accused, identified as Nelson Onwugbuo, hails from Johannesburg, South Africa, and had taken rooms in a hotel at Kalyan Nagar, said the police. He was…

The Hindu

Dai Young blasts players' 'awful' skills and laments 'by far the worst performance' since his Cardiff return

The Arms Park outfit went down to a 48-12 hammering against Ulster in Belfast

Wales Online

Women’s World Cup | Khaka bowls South Africa to 32-run win over Bangladesh

The South Africans were bundled out for a below-par 207; Bangladesh could only manage 175

The Hindu

Interpol red notice: what it means and why South Africa requested it

The International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) has issued a red notice for two members of the wealthy but now disgraced Gupta family, Atul and Rajesh Gupta. This could now pave way for their arrest and extradition from the United Arab Emirates to face fraud and money laundering charges in South…

The Conversation

All Russia's allies in war against Ukraine as well as those 'sitting on the fence'

There are a number of countries remaining neutral with other siding with Putin and his troops.

Daily Record

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Reuters

South Africa risks destroying 100,000 vaccine doses by end-March due to slow uptake

About 100,000 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine are at risk of being destroyed by the end of this month due to slow uptake by citizens, South African health authorities said on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

Obesity rates likely to double by 2030 with highest rises in lower-income countries

More than half of women in South Africa projected to have condition, with no country expected to meet WHO target of halting rise, according to World Obesity Atlas figures

ABC News

Everything you need to know about the 2022 Women's ODI World Cup

With the Women's ODI World Cup kicking off in New Zealand on Friday, here's everything you need to know about the tournament.

Newsroom.co.nz

Who will win the Cricket World Cup?

After watching all of warm-up week in Lincoln, LockerRoom cricket columnist Kristy Havill gives a snapshot of the eight teams vying for the Cricket World Cup starting at the Bay Oval today.

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The Conversation

Retired women in South Africa carry a huge burden of poverty

South Africa’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, recently acknowledged that “South Africa needs a new consensus to deal with poverty, unemployment and inequality”.

The Conversation

Imbokodo is a long overdue series of children's books on South African women

A new series of books called Imbokodo: Women Who Shape Us explores the neglected histories of South African women. Geared at younger readers, there are three books in the series: 10 Extraordinary Leaders, Activists Protesters; 10 Inspiring Singers, Writers Artists; and 10 Curious Inventors, Healers Educators. The authors are Xolisa…

The Conversation

Emeka Anyaoku: portrait of a skilled diplomat who graced Nigeria, Africa and the globe

Few Nigerians have distinguished themselves to their compatriots and the world so much and for so long as Chief Emeka Anyaoku.

Daily Mirror

Who sides with Russia against Ukraine as Putin's allies and fence-sitters are exposed

Many countries are walking a political tightrope over relations with Russia and Ukraine - with some supporting President Zelensky, others defending Putin's actions and those trying to stay neutral

The Hindu

Credit goes to Virat for where India stands in Test cricket, want to take it forward, says Rohit Sharma

“It’s been one hell of a ride for him, and we definitely want to make it special for him,” the Indian captain said ahead of Virat Kohli’s 100th Test

The Conversation

Russia's war with Ukraine risks putting fresh pressure on rising fertiliser prices

Russia is one of the major players in global agricultural markets. The country is a significant exporter of grains, and also integrated into global agriculture as a supplier of inputs, particularly fertiliser. The country is a leading world supplier of the key ingredients of a range of them.

The Times of India

Credit goes to Virat Kohli for India's Test success, says Rohit Sharma

MOHALI: India captain Rohit Sharma on Thursday lauded former skipper and batting mainstay Virat Kohli ahead of his landmark 100th Test, saying he deserves all the credit for putting the team in a good position in the format.

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