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1 day ago | sabcnews.com | Horisani Sithole

Newzroom Afrika has placed anchor Aldrin Sampear on break from his broadcast duties with immediate effect. This after he was involved in a road rage incident in Randburg, north of Johannesburg, last Thursday. In a video clip that went viral on social media, a woman is heard saying, “Why are you hitting me?”Sampear is accused of assaulting a woman following a crash and a case of assault has reportedly been opened with the police against him.

3 days ago | sabcnews.com | Sifiso Ramara

The fight continues for three South African clubs in the CAF inter-club competitions this season. That’s despite both Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns failing to win their first-leg semi-final home encounters this past weekend against Egyptian opposition Pyramids FC and Al Ahly, respectively. The two South African clubs will have to dig deep in the second-leg fixtures in Cairo this coming weekend.

3 days ago | sabcnews.com | Simon Burke

McLaren’s new leader in the driver’s standings in the race to Formula One’s world championship, Oscar Piastri, proved on Sunday in winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that he will not be intimidated by current world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull. Piastri was a picture of calm, while Verstappen refused to speak about a driving incident on the first turn involving the two, which ultimately dictated the outcome of the race.

4 days ago | sabcnews.com | Sifiso Ramara

Betway Premiership newcomers Magesi FC have beaten high-flying TS Galaxy 2-1 in the only league match on Sunday. Magesi started like a house on fire, taking the lead as early as the 20th minute through John Mokone. But it did not take long for Kamogelo Sebelebele to equalise for the visitors in the 38th minute. It was 1-all at half-time. Magesi forward Delano Abrahams restored the lead for the Limpopo-based side in the 54th minute.

4 days ago | sabcnews.com | Tanya Krause

The Knysna seahorse can once again be viewed at the SANParks office in Knysna in the Western Cape. The educational display tank was recently restocked to raise awareness about this unique species. SANParks says the display is part of its campaign to strengthen conservation education. The rare species is found in nature in only three estuaries in the world. They are the Swartvlei in Wilderness and the Knysna and Keurbooms estuaries in Plettenberg Bay – all located in the Garden Route region.