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And… World Rugby chief executive Alan Gilpin says the coronavirus pandemic has cost the sport an estimated 1 billion euro ($1.4 billion) in lost revenue. International and professional club rugby union, as well as the amateur game, were all suspended last year due to COVID-19, with reigning world champions South Africa having yet to play a match since beating England in the 2019 World Cup final in Japan.

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Tens of thousands of valuable items from the University of Cape Town’s vast and rich African Studies Collection were lost in the fires that spread across the city over the weekend. This is according to the university’s latest estimate as it counts its losses from the devastating fire that consumed its historic Jagger Reading Room – home to the significant African Studies Collection, which was started in 1953 – including its roof galleries, adjacent stores and offices.
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A 3-month-old baby girl has been found abandoned at a bus station in Milnerton on Monday. According to the police, a child abandonment case was opened for investigation after the discovery was made at the bus stop at Omuramba Road. It was the first case of baby abandonment reported to the Milnerton local office for the year and child abandonment cases were not often reported to that office.

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