Dylan Naidoo, of Indian heritage, won the rain-hit South African Open in a play-off against Laurie Canter at the Durban Country Club, where Papaw Sewgolum, another South African golfer of Indian ethnicity, faced segregation decades earlier. Naidoo’s victory, the first by a player of Indian descent in the tournament, was significant given the history of discrimination in South African golf, with Sewgolum being forced to collect his prize in the rain due to apartheid laws. Naidoo, a product of the Sewgolum development programme, triumphed in front of a supportive crowd and dedicated his win to the community, highlighting the progress made in overcoming racial barriers in the sport.
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Supermarket shelves stripped bare across Queensland’s south-east
Residents in Queensland rush to stock up on supplies as Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies into a category 2 storm, leaving shelves emptied of water and bread as shown in images obtained by 9News. Premier David Crisafulli urges supermarkets to restock multiple times a day to ensure everyone has access to essentials before the storm makes landfall on Thursday or Friday. Coles and Woolworths are working tirelessly to boost supplies, with extra deliveries already on the...
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