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Springboks edge England by one point at Stade de France and will face New Zealand in the final next week.

English football legend, Sir Bobby Charlton, dies at the age of 86.

Proteas thump England by 229 runs in CWC to go third on the log.

Garden Route authorities had their hands full on Saturday as heavy rain led to flooding and road closures in many areas.

Another intelligence driven operation by police officers attached to the Durban harbour has resulted in cocaine worth a street value of R80 million being seized at a warehouse at the Dube Trade Port within the King Shaka International Airport. Police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe says members had been tracking various containers which arrived into the country via the Durban harbour from Brazil.

World Rugby has reportedly identified Springbok wing Cheslin Kolbe’s block of France fullback Thomas Ramos’ conversion as one of five major errors made by referee Ben O’Keeffe in the World Cup quarter-final. Kolbe produced an incredible run from his own tryline to reach Ramos in time to prevent his attempted conversion in the first half of the clash between the tournament hosts and the defending champions in Paris last Sunday.

Boks must pitch-up on Saturday both mentally and physically for England semi-final clash.

The Gauteng Department of Education has confirmed the death of a learner from suspected food poisoning.

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipal Manager, Dr Noxolo Nqwazi, has been suspended on full pay after the majority of councillors voted in favour of suspension and also possible disciplinary action.