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England levels T20 series with record-breaking win over South Africa
England defeated South Africa by 146 runs in the second T20I at Old Trafford, posting a record 304-2 thanks to Phil Salt's fastest T20 century (141 off 60 balls) and Jos Buttler's 83, before dismissing South Africa for 158.
England levels T20 series with record-breaking win over South Africa
England defeated South Africa by 146 runs in the second T20I at Old Trafford, posting a record 304-2 thanks to Phil Salt's fastest T20 century (141 off 60 balls) and Jos Buttler's 83, before dismissing South Africa for 158.
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40% Bias Score
South Africa to Reopen Inquest into Steve Biko's Death
Nearly 50 years after anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko died in police custody in 1977, South African prosecutors will reopen an inquest into his death, prompted by new evidence and past failures to hold perpetrators accountable.
South Africa to Reopen Inquest into Steve Biko's Death
Nearly 50 years after anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko died in police custody in 1977, South African prosecutors will reopen an inquest into his death, prompted by new evidence and past failures to hold perpetrators accountable.
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4% Bias Score
England thrashes South Africa by record 342 runs in ODI
England defeated South Africa by a record 342 runs in the third ODI at Southampton, with Jacob Bethell scoring his first professional century and Jofra Archer taking four wickets.
England thrashes South Africa by record 342 runs in ODI
England defeated South Africa by a record 342 runs in the third ODI at Southampton, with Jacob Bethell scoring his first professional century and Jofra Archer taking four wickets.
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40% Bias Score
William Kentridge Retrospective: Apartheid, Colonialism, and the Legacy of Mining in South Africa
A dual exhibition in Essen and Dresden showcases renowned South African artist William Kentridge's work, focusing on apartheid, colonialism, and the impact of mining, with the Essen exhibit opening Thursday and including around 160 pieces spanning five decades.
William Kentridge Retrospective: Apartheid, Colonialism, and the Legacy of Mining in South Africa
A dual exhibition in Essen and Dresden showcases renowned South African artist William Kentridge's work, focusing on apartheid, colonialism, and the impact of mining, with the Essen exhibit opening Thursday and including around 160 pieces spanning five decades.
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4% Bias Score
Birdwatching Tourism: Uneven Growth and Development
A new study reveals that while birdwatching tourism is booming globally, its benefits are unevenly distributed, with Colombia and South Africa leading, influenced by factors beyond bird species richness.
Birdwatching Tourism: Uneven Growth and Development
A new study reveals that while birdwatching tourism is booming globally, its benefits are unevenly distributed, with Colombia and South Africa leading, influenced by factors beyond bird species richness.
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20% Bias Score
South African Opposition Leader Malema Found Guilty of Hate Speech
A South African Equality Court found opposition leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for comments made at a 2022 rally, marking his third such conviction, further straining already tense US-South Africa relations.
South African Opposition Leader Malema Found Guilty of Hate Speech
A South African Equality Court found opposition leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for comments made at a 2022 rally, marking his third such conviction, further straining already tense US-South Africa relations.
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36% Bias Score
South Africa Wins Rain-Shortened T20 Against England
South Africa secured a 14-run victory against England in a rain-affected T20 match at Cardiff, winning a 5-over chase of 69 runs after restricting England to 54 for 5.
South Africa Wins Rain-Shortened T20 Against England
South Africa secured a 14-run victory against England in a rain-affected T20 match at Cardiff, winning a 5-over chase of 69 runs after restricting England to 54 for 5.
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12% Bias Score
Childhood Obesity in South Africa: A Growing Concern
The number of overweight South African children is rising sharply, driven by factors including increased access to affordable fast food and marketing targeting young people, highlighting the need for public health interventions.
Childhood Obesity in South Africa: A Growing Concern
The number of overweight South African children is rising sharply, driven by factors including increased access to affordable fast food and marketing targeting young people, highlighting the need for public health interventions.
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20% Bias Score
International Cricket Returns to Faisalabad After 17 Years
Pakistan and South Africa will play two Test matches, three T20s, and three ODIs in Pakistan, with Faisalabad's Iqbal Stadium hosting international cricket for the first time since April 2008.
International Cricket Returns to Faisalabad After 17 Years
Pakistan and South Africa will play two Test matches, three T20s, and three ODIs in Pakistan, with Faisalabad's Iqbal Stadium hosting international cricket for the first time since April 2008.
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16% Bias Score
South African Artist Transforms Fighter Jet into Beaded Anti-War Artwork
Ralph Ziman, a Los Angeles-based artist, created a beaded MiG-21 fighter jet, reflecting on South Africa's history of violence and the global proliferation of weapons, with proceeds supporting education and art therapy.
South African Artist Transforms Fighter Jet into Beaded Anti-War Artwork
Ralph Ziman, a Los Angeles-based artist, created a beaded MiG-21 fighter jet, reflecting on South Africa's history of violence and the global proliferation of weapons, with proceeds supporting education and art therapy.
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12% Bias Score
Usindiso Fire Survivors Face Ongoing Displacement Two Years Later
Two years after a fire in Johannesburg's Usindiso building killed 76 people, survivors remain displaced in unsafe conditions, highlighting South Africa's housing crisis and the government's failure to provide promised permanent housing.
Usindiso Fire Survivors Face Ongoing Displacement Two Years Later
Two years after a fire in Johannesburg's Usindiso building killed 76 people, survivors remain displaced in unsafe conditions, highlighting South Africa's housing crisis and the government's failure to provide promised permanent housing.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Unwittingly Unite BRICS Nations
Donald Trump's tariffs on BRICS nations (ranging from 30% to 145%) have inadvertently strengthened their unity, leading to increased bilateral trade in national currencies and a move toward de-dollarization, despite internal divergences.
Trump's Tariffs Unwittingly Unite BRICS Nations
Donald Trump's tariffs on BRICS nations (ranging from 30% to 145%) have inadvertently strengthened their unity, leading to increased bilateral trade in national currencies and a move toward de-dollarization, despite internal divergences.
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40% Bias Score
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