Singapore to host World Aquatics Championships in 2025
SINGAPORE: Singapore will host the World Aquatics Championships in 2025, making it the first Southeast Asian country to do so, the World Aquatics governing body announced on Thursday (Feb 9).
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Habana co-owned tech start-up launches app to boost sponsorship for SA Olympic medal hopefuls
Amid the SA Tourism-Tottenham Hotspur near-R1 billion sponsorship deal, a Bryan Habana co-founded tech start-up has developed an app to help SA’s 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games athletes get direct sponsorship.
Amsterdam to Venice by train: The best places to stop along the way and what to see
With a rail network stretching more than 200,000 km and expanding every day, Europe is a paradise for train travel.
London to Istanbul by train: This 10-day rail adventure is a slow traveller’s dream
Romantic cross-European train journeys have long been associated with the Orient Express. But you no longer need to fork out thousands to make this fabled journey.
Banchero sparks Magic over Sixers, Doncic 53 routs Pistons
Paolo Banchero led a second-half fightback as the Orlando Magic overturned a 21-point deficit to upset the Philadelphia 76ers 119-109 on Monday.
Tsitsipas - Melbourne finalist who was 'a few breaths from dying'
Stefanos Tsitsipas will become Greece's first Grand Slam champion and a world number one if he wins the Australian Open final on Sunday -- he will have his father to thank if he does.
Delving deep into the dark voices of opera with three legends
The baritone, bass-baritone and bass are the lowest male voices in opera. These so-called 'darker voices' portray theatrical and complex characters such as Gods, devils, kings, servants, high priests and much more.
World Athletics proposes tighter rules for transgender women athletes
World Athletics on Saturday said it is consulting with member federations on a proposal that would impose more stringent testosterone limits on transgender women athletes competing in women's track and field events.