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TimesLIVE is a South African online newspaper that started as The Times daily newspaper. The Times print version was an offshoot of Sunday Times, to whose subscribers it was delivered gratis; non-subscribers paid R2.50 per edition in the early years. It has been owned by Arena Holdings since November 2019 and is the second-largest news website in South Africa. Source
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Kimi Antonelli is Formula One’s man of the moment but Mercedes’ 20-year-old championship leader faces a Monumental challenge in Spain this weekend, along with all his rivals. Fresh from becoming the first Italian since 1966 to win his home race at Monza, Antonelli will be entering new territory when the Spanish capital’s Madring makes its grand prix debut with a signature “La Monumental” banked curve.
Zelensky urges tougher response to Russia’s civilian bombardment
By Samya Kullab and Srdjan Nedeljkovic Kyiv — President Volodymyr Zelensky chided the international community on Wednesday for not taking a tougher stance against Russia over its escalating bombardment of civilian areas of Ukraine. At the end of August, Russia launched a week of night and daylight attacks on Kyiv in its heaviest sustained bombardment of the Ukrainian capital since its full-scale invasion began more than four years ago.
EXPLAINER | What to know about Trump’s strange midterm convention
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Boks need collective effort to bury All Blacks, says Hanekom
An enormous collective effort will be required from the Springboks if they are to succeed in burying the All Blacks in the fourth and final Test of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series in Baltimore on Saturday, Cameron Hanekom says. The powerful loose forward, who will play off the bench at the M&T Bank Stadium, says everyone must buy into the Boks’ game plan for the deciding game of the series (kickoff 11pm SA time).
‘I’m not an EFT person’: Mapisa-Nqakula explains cash payments for renovations
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UK’s Prince George starts new school life at elite Eton College
Prince George started at Eton College on Tuesday, as the future British king followed in the footsteps of his father, the heir to the throne, Prince William, by attending the prestigious 600-year-old school. The 13-year-old grandson of King Charles was joined by his parents William and Kate, the Princess of Wales, for his arrival at his new school, with footage showing them smiling and looking relaxed as they were greeted by Eton’s headteacher, Simon Henderson.
WATCH | ‘Delayed doesn’t mean failed’ - Dada Morero on Joburg’s R192m Lilian Ngoyi Street project
Joburg mayor Dada Morero has rejected claims that the city has failed to deliver on the Lilian Ngoyi Street rehabilitation project. He said cash-flow challenges and the complexity of rebuilding underground infrastructure caused the two-month delay. Morero made the remarks during a walkabout at the site on Wednesday morning, where he said the entire project was expected to cost about R192m.
Russia says it hopes US-mediated talks with Ukraine will resume soon
Russia hopes that US-mediated peace talks on ending the war in Ukraine will resume soon, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday. No such talks between Russia and Ukraine have taken place since February, but President Donald Trump sent his negotiators to Moscow and then Kyiv at the weekend in a bid to relaunch the stalled process.
Serbia’s President Vucic dissolves parliament, calls snap elections
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Google to invest $15bn in AI infrastructure in Finland
Alphabet’s Google will invest at least €13bn ($15.1bn or R241.63bn) in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in Finland over the next two years and has signed its first nuclear power contract outside the US, it said on Wednesday. The Finnish deal includes a 22-year purchase agreement for up to 50% of the energy output of one of Finland’s two nuclear plants, its operator Fortum said separately.