
Mariette Adams
Sports Writer at The South African
My ❤️ belongs to Manchester United and sneakers. | Professional sports watcher. | Perennial pessimist. |
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1 week ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Garrin Lambley |Nomndeni Ndlovu |Mariette Adams |Sundeeka Mungroo
It’s relatively ‘easy’ to make money – when you have money. Compound interest really is the eighth wonder of the world!The rich get richer while the poor stay poor. Money makes money – and these seven South Africans have made a lot of it over the years. And by a lot, we mean a LOT!According to Forbes’ real-time tracking of billionaires, Johann Rupert and his family are the richest in South Africa, with a net worth of $12.7 billion.
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1 week ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Garrin Lambley |Nomndeni Ndlovu |Mariette Adams |Sundeeka Mungroo
The future of the Two Oceans Marathon is in serious doubt after the City of Cape Town pulled its sponsorship of the event following a number of flagrant contraventions of conditions by the organisers of this year’s race. Organisers were on the receiving end of more criticism this year – as is seemingly the case every year – as runners took to social media in their droves to vent their unhappiness and frustration.
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1 week ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Eliot Mahlase |Craig Lewis |Mariette Adams |Dean Boyle
Former Orlando Pirates head coach Ruud Krol has spilt the beans on what led to his departure from the club in 2011. The Dutch coach was the man who masterminded Pirates’ iconic treble in 2011 but soon left the club. His team continued to win trophies until 2014 but things fell apart from then on until Jose Riveiro stepped in eight years later. Under the Spanish coach, the Buccaneers have lifted five trophies. Just like with Krol, Riveiro is leaving Orlando Pirates after three seasons.
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1 week ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Dean Boyle |Craig Lewis |Mariette Adams |Garrin Lambley
Several Springboks are currently out sidelined with injuries. Some more serious than others. The Springboks will have to dig into their squad depth when the Test season returns in June. Several stars have missed large chunks of their respective seasons. Meanwhile, some Boks have unfortunately been ruled out for the season.
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1 week ago |
thesouthafrican.com | Ernest Makhaya |Eliot Mahlase |Craig Lewis |Mariette Adams
Kaizer Chiefs and Vaal Professionals legend Simon ‘Bull’ Lehoko has passed away in Sharpeville. The South African understands that Lehoko passed away on Thursday mourning aged 74. The ‘Bull’ had been struggling with illnesses due to his age over the past few years. In October 2021, Chiefs donated a wheelchair to Lehoko, and it was delivered by former his teammates. At the time, Lehoko was unable to walk on his own as he had amputated his leg due to diabetes in 2016.
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