Johannesburg Archives

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China’s foreign coastal infrastructure projects come at heavy environmental costs

15-Dec-2022

A recent academic study published in the journal One Earth reveals that there are environmental downsides to China's coastal infrastructure and projects. Africa is the worst affected by these projects. The marine habitats in Caribbean Island nations also face high risk.

15-Dec-2022 World

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Inaugural ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup launched in Benoni

14-Dec-2022

The event which is a first of its kind in world cricket will take place from January 14-29, 2023 and will see the future stars of the women's game compete in 41 matches played across four venues in Benoni and Potchefstroom in 16 days of competitive cricket

14-Dec-2022 Sports

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“SA20 will create ‘domestic heroes’,” says England’s Eoin Morgan

06-Dec-2022

Morgan and Buttler, along with fellow 2019 World Cup winner Jason Roy, will be reunited at the Paarl Royals next month for the inaugural SA20 season, and it's this vast championship-winning experience that coach JP Duminy can rely on at Boland Park.

06-Dec-2022 Sports

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We are fearless team says Captain Elgar as South Africa gears for gritty battle against Australia

02-Dec-2022

South Africa will play Australia in Australia after the infamous 2018 test series.

02-Dec-2022 Sports

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I wasn’t up to scratch: Kagiso Rabada hopes for Test turnaround in Australia

02-Dec-2022

Prior to the Australia trip, Rabada was also excused from participating in any domestic first-class games as part of his workload management. He agreed with that decision because he "felt like I needed to rest".

02-Dec-2022 Sports

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I respect what he has been through: Dean Elgar backs Temba Bavuma to bounce back

02-Dec-2022

Following South Africa's tournament-ending loss to the Netherlands, Bavuma said he would consider his options carefully and would not let emotion influence his decision.

02-Dec-2022 Sports

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SA20 is gonne be lots of fireworks: Proteas U-19 sensation Dewald Brevis

28-Nov-2022

Despite cricket's entire stratosphere being virtually his oyster, Brevis remains humble and values the prospect of being able to tap into the intellectual capacity of senior internationals such as Rassie van der Dussen, Liam Livingstone, Kagiso Rabada, Jofra Archer and Rashid Khan.