And if you're in Almaty tonight, we've secured a venue to watch the @Springboks vs All Blacks - the imaginatively named Guiness Pub have made a plan...pull in! Not Ellis Park, but it'll do!
Millions of South African children walk to school every day, many without proper footwear. A moving campaign from Liberty is shining a spotlight on that reality while helping more than 100,000 learners step into school with dignity.
https://t.co/dIqeUT8EAX
Imagine a drug that has been proven to significantly reduce heart disease (>30%), cancer (10-42%), diabetes (58%), depression (25%), dementia (50%) and increase life expectancy by 4-6 years. That intervention does exist, although it involves movement not medication:
The health benefits of exercise👇
A 🧵 1/9 . .
https://t.co/VKzcRyEacq
Happy Birthday to The Man, The Legend, The Beard, Kingsley Holgate as he celebrates his 80th Birthday.
May you see many more, Mr Holgate and may you continue to inspire us through your adventures and their lasting impact on the communities you serve.
https://t.co/3V79yKAkYH
@KingsleyFoundat@defender
It is going to be big. It is going to be bold. It is going to be loud. It's going to be everywhere. Get ready for an incredible Women's Rugby World Cup 2025. Great to see the media going to town on coverage a week out. A few tickets remain, so don't miss out... @rugbyworldcup
@MrNickKnowles Brilliant! After our Thailand adventures Nick, I spent a few months in 2017 trekking across Mongolia with a mate...was quite the adventure, and the most wonderful of places. Slightly lower production budget than yours (!), but here's what came from that https://t.co/bRrhOpXtJ5
Tune in tomorrow to discover more about World Rugby’s partnership with @ChildFundRugby changing lives through rugby. Details below 👇🏼 https://t.co/LgWi4BsHIl
Absolutely brilliant...what wonderful ambassadors for our country! Well done to them, and you Dave and everyone at SA Rugby 👏. They've brought us immense joy over the last month!
@Scienceofsport An episode please on how one begins to explain the incomprehensible (to me anyway) difference between our rugby and cricket team's respective abilities to consistently thrive and raise their game in the biggest moments, and whatever our cricketers always do. Thanks in advance.