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@heraldlive 7 hours ago
Rain rules opening Test day in Gqeberha
Persistent rain severely limited play on Day 1 of the second Test in Gqeberha, leaving South Africa struggling at 20/2 after Scott Boland removed Aiden Markram and David Bedingham in consecutive balls.
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@heraldlive 4 hours ago
Peruvian women rescued in Bluewater Bay raid
Three Peruvian women have been rescued during a law enforcement operation at a lodge in Bluewater Bay, Gqeberha. The operation was conducted by the Hawks, in collaboration with Home Affairs, on Friday in response to allegations of human trafficking, fraudulent recruitment, immigration-related offences and suspected cybercrime.
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@heraldlive 5 hours ago
Bay residents urged to be on high alert for signs of Mpox
Nelson Mandela Bay residents are being urged to watch for signs of Mpox and seek medical attention without delay, as the municipality warns that unexplained rashes, sores and other symptoms should not be ignored. This comes as the national health department confirmed four new cases in SA on Sunday, bringing the total to 26.
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@heraldlive 5 hours ago
Mayoral hopefuls lay out plans to rescue Nelson Mandela Bay
As Nelson Mandela Bay deals with deteriorating infrastructure, crime, unemployment and poor service delivery, eight mayoral hopefuls have outlined plans to turn the metro around. The candidates made their commitments before more than 600 congregants during the RUCC Ministries Gqeberha Mayoral Candidate Dialogue on Sunday, ahead of the November 4 local government elections.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
Dolphins outclass Warriors at Kingsmead
The Hollywoodbets Dolphins Ladies dominated Kingsmead over the weekend, claiming decisive victories against the Warriors Women in both the T20 and 50-over Hollywoodbets Pro Series fixtures.
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@heraldlive 9 hours ago
Chiefs coach Da Cruz confident his team will qualify
Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz remains confident that Amakhosi will overturn a 1-0 deficit against Zambia's Red Arrows to secure Confederation Cup group stage qualification at FNB Stadium.
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@heraldlive 11 hours ago
235ha of St Francis coastline finally secured for conservation
Following an 11-year process, 235 hectares of environmentally sensitive coastal land in St Francis Bay has been formally secured as a nature reserve, protecting vital ecosystems from future development.
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@heraldlive 10 hours ago
Highbury FC skipper urges sharper finishing following painful home loss
Highbury FC captain Siyabonga Dubula has called on his team to sharpen their finishing following a 2-1 loss to Lerumo Lions, as they look to preserve their unbeaten away form against Casric Stars.
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@heraldlive 10 hours ago
Truter describes Chippa late goal defeat to Kruger as â coach killerâ
Chippa United head coach Brandon Truter expressed frustration over his team's dropping intensity and poor finishing following a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to league newcomers Kruger United.
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@heraldlive 10 hours ago
Emotional Lions come up short as tributes paid to Andrews
The Lions put up a brave performance on their Champions Cup debut against La Rochelle after the tragic passing of lock Hyron Andrews in France.
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@heraldlive 19 hours ago
Australia not intimidated by Rabada's reputation, says Cummins
Australiaâ s skipper Pat Cummins believes depth and experience give them enough firepower to cope with whatever South Africa throws at them in the second Test at St Georgeâ s Park, even with Kagiso Rabada returning to the hostsâ attack. Australia lead 1-0 after their 214-run victory in Durban, but Cummins knows Rabadaâ s return gives SA a significant boost after the fast bowler missed the opening match with injury.
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@heraldlive Sat, 17 Oct 2026 12:35:26
Rabada ready to be unleashed at St George's Park
Kagiso Rabada returns from injury for South Africa's crucial second Test against Australia at St Georgeâ s Park, ready to make an immediate impact with the Proteas trailing 1-0.
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@heraldlive Sat, 17 Oct 2026 14:05:58
Bavuma backs Proteas to bounce back
Temba Bavuma insists South Africa has the squad depth to counter Australia at St Georgeâ s Park and level the series, warning that their comeback cannot rely solely on Kagiso Rabada.
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@heraldlive Fri, 16 Oct 2026 14:00:29
Bedingham embraces batting order promotion
He says South Africaâ s batters need to withstand Australiaâ s attack for longer
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@heraldlive Fri, 16 Oct 2026 12:32:51
Reverse swing could return in Gqeberha, says Hazlewood
Josh Hazlewood believes pitch conditions at St Georgeâ s Park will dictate whether reverse swing again plays a decisive role in the second Test, while South Africa prepares to welcome back Kagiso Rabada.
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