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‘One of a kind’: Sports writer Jon Swift remembered

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By Trevor Stevens Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
Jon Swift, pictured, the former senior sports journalist of The Citizen and sports editor of Business Day, died last week after a brief illness, aged 77. For The Citizen, Swift covered the 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. He also covered the 2003 Cricket World Cup on home soil and was popular among the golfers on the Sunshine Tour for his extensive golf coverage.
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Nine Lives: The secret door to excellent food in Rosebank

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By Trevor Stevens Verified
| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified
Mix intrigue, excellent food, and a variety of cocktails in a prime location, and you have all the elements for a winning recipe. That’s exactly what Nine Lives, discreetly located between the fourth and fifth floors at The Hyde Hotel in Rosebank, offers. It delivers exotic food, creative cocktails and a comfortable, relaxed environment. In addition, you can enjoy moody live music. Nine Lives delivers on its promise to transport you to a different world.
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Nine Lives: The secret door to excellent food in Rosebank

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By Trevor Stevens Verified
| Flipboard
Bryson DeChambeau stood on the 18th green in Johannesburg on Sunday, a back-to-back champion at the peak of his game — and he wept. The tears weren’t …
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