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Catch up on the biggest stories this Sunday, 5 July 2026, in our simple daily news update.
48 hours in pictures, 5 July 2026
Through the lens: The Citizen's Picture Editors select the best news photographs from South Africa and around the world.
Young guns stepped up against England – Springbok captain
Zachary Porthen, Paul de Villiers and Cameron Hanekom had memorable outings against England in their opening Nations Championship match.
PICTURES: Glamour, fashion and racing thrills at the 2026 Durban July
From show-stopping fashion and elaborate hats to the excitement of race day, the 2026 Durban July once again drew thousands of spectators to Greyville Racecourse.
Audi confirms three additional new models for South Africa in 2026
Official pricing will only be announced once a launch date has been given.
Yaqeen Ahmed back as Junior Springboks change six for Wales U20
The Junior Springboks need a win over Wales to top their group and ensure their place in the tournament semifinals.
Tough looking new Changan Hunter K70 REEV driven in China
The Changan Hunter K50 REEV will evolve into a more aggressive looking, off-road biased, K70 model, that will land in South Africa at the beginning of 2028.
Kolbe grateful for 50th cap, says he can get even better at goal-kicking
Cheslin Kolbe said he does not see kicking as a 'bonus' to his repertoire. It is something he has worked on since his school days.
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