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Nita Ambani's Opulent Gold Gown And Cape Combination Is As Timeless As Her
Nita Ambani looks resplendent, as she always does, this time in a fusion gold outfit
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"Looks Like Some Alien Thing": Photo Of Dead Plants Spooks Internet
Jan Vorster from South Africa shared the photos of dead aloe vera plants that created panic on social media.
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Cricket South Africa Gets Go-Ahead For Upcoming White-Ball Series vs England
England are due to travel to South Africa later today and upon reaching South Africa, the side will begin a 10-day quarantine. All matches will be played in a bio-secure environment in the Western Cape, with fixtures at both Newlands and Boland Park.
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Tiny South Africa Beach Restaurant, With $60 Menu, Crowned World's Best
A tiny beach restaurant in an isolated South African fishing village was named the best in the world on Monday.
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Two Stabbed To Death In South Africa Mosque, Attacker Killed
Several people were also wounded in the attack in the town of Malmesbury near the southwestern city of Cape Town. "Malmesbury police were called out to a local mosque and found two people dead with stab wounds and several injured," Noliyoso Rwexana, spokesperson for the Western Cape police, told AFP.
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"Blame The Devil": At 114, This South African Man Thinks It's Time To Quit Smoking
Earlier this month, Fredie Blom, who is believed to be the oldest man alive, celebrated his 114th birthday at his home in Delft, a township outside Cape Town, South Africa.
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Cameron Bancroft Cleared To Play Club Cricket By Western Australia
Bancroft, who is serving a nine-month ban for his role in the infamous Cape Town ball-tampering row, received 14 votes in his favour, allowing him to feature for his club side Willetton.
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South Africa's Cape Town Cuts Back To Survive Worst Drought In 100 Years
As Cape Town suffers its worst drought in a century, residents have been told to restrict showers to two minutes and flush toilets only when "absolutely necessary". The city - South Africa's biggest tourist hotspot - and the surrounding Western Cape province have been declared a disaster area by the local government, with just 10 per cent of usable...
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South Africa bus crash kills 22, toll could rise
At least 22 people were killed in South Africa on Friday when a double-decker bus crashed into the side of a mountain while navigating the dangerous Hex River Pass 140 km (80 miles) northeast of Cape Town, police said.
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Mohammad Irfan, Younis Khan shine in practice match
Pakistan's left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Irfan made a claim for a Test place and senior batsman Younis Khan played himself into form on the second and final day of a practice match against an Emerging Cape Cobras team at the Western Province Cricket Club on Monday.
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Kallis, Boucher, Prince to skip Pro20
The Western Cape Cobras team released Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher and Ashwell Prince "with full blessings" to play the full course of the IPL.
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Nita Ambani's Opulent Gold Gown And Cape Combination Is As Timeless As Her
Nita Ambani looks resplendent, as she always does, this time in a fusion gold outfit
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"Looks Like Some Alien Thing": Photo Of Dead Plants Spooks Internet
Jan Vorster from South Africa shared the photos of dead aloe vera plants that created panic on social media.
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Cricket South Africa Gets Go-Ahead For Upcoming White-Ball Series vs England
England are due to travel to South Africa later today and upon reaching South Africa, the side will begin a 10-day quarantine. All matches will be played in a bio-secure environment in the Western Cape, with fixtures at both Newlands and Boland Park.
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Tiny South Africa Beach Restaurant, With $60 Menu, Crowned World's Best
A tiny beach restaurant in an isolated South African fishing village was named the best in the world on Monday.
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Two Stabbed To Death In South Africa Mosque, Attacker Killed
Several people were also wounded in the attack in the town of Malmesbury near the southwestern city of Cape Town. "Malmesbury police were called out to a local mosque and found two people dead with stab wounds and several injured," Noliyoso Rwexana, spokesperson for the Western Cape police, told AFP.
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"Blame The Devil": At 114, This South African Man Thinks It's Time To Quit Smoking
Earlier this month, Fredie Blom, who is believed to be the oldest man alive, celebrated his 114th birthday at his home in Delft, a township outside Cape Town, South Africa.
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Cameron Bancroft Cleared To Play Club Cricket By Western Australia
Bancroft, who is serving a nine-month ban for his role in the infamous Cape Town ball-tampering row, received 14 votes in his favour, allowing him to feature for his club side Willetton.
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South Africa's Cape Town Cuts Back To Survive Worst Drought In 100 Years
As Cape Town suffers its worst drought in a century, residents have been told to restrict showers to two minutes and flush toilets only when "absolutely necessary". The city - South Africa's biggest tourist hotspot - and the surrounding Western Cape province have been declared a disaster area by the local government, with just 10 per cent of usable...
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South Africa bus crash kills 22, toll could rise
At least 22 people were killed in South Africa on Friday when a double-decker bus crashed into the side of a mountain while navigating the dangerous Hex River Pass 140 km (80 miles) northeast of Cape Town, police said.
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Mohammad Irfan, Younis Khan shine in practice match
Pakistan's left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Irfan made a claim for a Test place and senior batsman Younis Khan played himself into form on the second and final day of a practice match against an Emerging Cape Cobras team at the Western Province Cricket Club on Monday.
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Kallis, Boucher, Prince to skip Pro20
The Western Cape Cobras team released Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher and Ashwell Prince "with full blessings" to play the full course of the IPL.
