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South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years
Cricket · South Africa

South Africa wins the World Test Championship, its first major cricket title in 27 years

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South Africa won the World Test Championship against titleholder Australia by five wickets after knocking off the last 69 runs required on the fourth morning of the final on Saturday. The Proteas achieved their first major cricket title in 27 years, sparking celebrations at Lord’s. They moved from a portentous 213-2 overnight to 282-5, the second-highest successful run chase in the 141-year test history at the home of cricket.See the Story
‘Ticking time bomb’: Ocean acidity crosses vital threshold, study finds
Environment · United States

‘Ticking time bomb’: Ocean acidity crosses vital threshold, study finds

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The deep oceans have crossed a crucial boundary that threatens their ability to provide the surface with food and oxygen, a new study finds. See the Story
South Africa's Kyalami Circuit Says the FIA Has Approved Upgrades Which Would Let It Host Formula 1
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South Africa's Kyalami Circuit Says the FIA Has Approved Upgrades Which Would Let It Host Formula 1

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Formula 1 could be a step closer to holding a race in Africa as the owner of the Kyalami circuit in South Africa says the sport’s governing body has approved upgrades to the track. A statement from the circuit says…See the Story

SA’s Pearl Mathebula Crowned Miss Teen Model International 2025 in Peru

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Pearl had the international panel and audience singing her praises.Makotopong · MakotopongSee the Story

Was That a Real Lion in a Supermarket?

Before you panic about a lion in your local supermarket, take a deep breath… the only thing prowling here is artificial intelligence.   Global (17 June 2025) – If you’ve seen the viral TikTok of a lion casually strolling into a grocery store and helping itself to a meat aisle buffet, don’t worry, no humans were harmed, and neither was the store’s actual stock. The video might feel like a scene from a surreal wildlife-meets-retail crossover but h…Artificial Intelligence · South AfricaSee the Story

From Cape Town to Cannes: SA Documentary Takes Top Honour

A deeply personal South African story has just made global headlines, with a Cape Town-made documentary winning Best Documentary at the Cannes Indie Short Film Festival.   Cannes (17 June 2025) – A proudly South African documentary has just scooped the Best Documentary award at this year’s Cannes Indie Short Film Festival and the story behind the film is just as compelling as the win itself. Titled M.A.D Stories, an acronym for “Music, Art, and …Cape Town · Cape TownRead Article

College Students Stand Together as Brothers Against GBV

This coming weekend will see the College Students of Dale and St Andrew’s score tries and goals not just as competing rivals but as brothers determined to raise funds for the fight against GBV.   Eastern Cape, South Africa (18 June 2025) – Young College Students are bravely taking a stand against the nationwide crisis that is gender-based violence (GBV). That is exactly what the boys of Dale College and St Andrew’s College will be uniting and pl…Qonce · QonceRead Article

The Man In a Red Hoodie Has a Name and He’s All About Helping

What began as an unhesitating decision to share his lunch with a homeless man on a rainy day quickly became a viral sensation and a reminder of the power of kindness. But, for Daniël du Plessis, the moment was nothing out of the ordinary, but simply his “normal” way of responding to someone in need.   Cape Town, South Africa (18 June 2025) – Many of us are familiar with the phrase that tells of how “not all heroes” wear capes – and it’s true. Th…Cape Town · Cape TownRead Article

Teens Ageing Out of Care Find a Stable Footing Thanks to Home from Home

Teens who get closer to the age of 18 and live in the care system often feel dread as to what comes next; ageing out of care can be daunting, but Home from Home is working to change that.   South Africa (18 June 2025) – In South Africa, the care system has become the only refuge and safe space for many children. Some are lucky, and either return home when it is safer or is adopted into families who are committed to helping them flourish, but tee…South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

Coal Mining Fear Sparks Unexpected Conservation Boom in Mpumalanga

The ecologically rich grasslands in Mpumalanga’s highveld have become a front line in the struggle between biodiversity and coal mining.   Mpumalanga, South Africa (18 June 2025) – Fearful of open-cast mining’s devastating impacts, a growing number of South African landowners are turning to an unconventional shield: biodiversity protection. While their motives may not be entirely green, the outcome has been, in the words of Brian Morris, “a bles…Mpumalanga · MpumalangaRead Article

How One Young Volunteer's Walk Brightened Doggo Fiona's Last Hours - Good Things Guy

A kind volunteer unknowingly shared a final, cherished walk with Fiona, a mixed-breed dog often overlooked by potential adopters, who crossed the rainbow bridge just hours later.   Johannesburg, South Africa (18 June 2025) – A student and a visiting volunteer at Paws R Us: SA recently took doggo Fiona on what would be her last adventure before the mixed-breed crossed over to the other side of the rainbow bridge just hours later. What this specia…Volunteering · JohannesburgRead Article

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