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Springboks cast an eye to the future as Erasmus names 51-man squad.

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By Antony Sguazzin , Mathabiso Ralengau. On..
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By Kevin Rademeyer. The road to the 2027 Rugby World Cup may still be more than a year away, but Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has already begun laying the foundations. Erasmus on Saturday unveiled an expanded 51-player squad for the Springboks’ first training camp of the season, with no fewer than 21 uncapped players included ahead of a busy international campaign that begins later this month.
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Secretive deals, aggressive demands are new US foreign aid tactics.

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By Antony Sguazzin , Mathabiso Ralengau. On..
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By Antony Sguazzin and Mathabiso Ralengau. On a Friday last November, government officials representing Lesotho, a mountainous enclave in eastern South Africa, sat down in the capital Maseru for three hours of negotiations with Trump administration counterparts. Earlier that year, the US suddenly cancelled funding for healthcare programs in the country as part of billions of dollars in cuts to international aid.
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Rhinos return to billionaire-backed Zimbabwe park

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By Antony Sguazzin 
| Moneyweb
Black rhinos are being reintroduced into a billionaire-backed national park in Zimbabwe’s Zambezi Valley three decades after almost all of them were evacuated to protect them from poachers. The number of black rhinos in the valley fell to 400 in the early 1990s from about 3 500 a decade prior because of a surge in illegal hunters crossing from Zambia who targeted the critically endangered species for their horns. The animals that survived were moved to safer areas in Zimbabwe, Texas and Australia.
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