Fans packed the arrival hall of OR Tambo International Airport, waiting for the Springboks to arrive home after winning the Rugby World Cup 2019.
Springboks captain Siya Kolisi said coach Rassie Erasmus motivated them throughout the tournament and the support from South Africans fuelled their drive.
As smog levels exceeded those of Beijing by more than three times, authorities also parked a van with an air purifier near the Taj Mahal – the iconic 17th-century marble mausoleum 250 kilometres south of Delhi – in a bid to clean the air in its surrounds.
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With deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo not available to perform his duties because of the state capture commission of inquiry, Khampepe is acting in his position.
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In the past financial year, over 4,800 deaths were recorded as a result of gunshots, stabbing and assault.
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The men, women and children living in the Methodist church are sleeping on benches and floors on mattresses, blankets and yoga mats.
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The conference is the second since its inception last year, where government succeeded to raise R300 billion in investment commitments.
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Mapimpi, Am and Jantjes will be making their debuts for the Barbarians with 117-times capped Mtawarira his third.
Among the first players to land are Duane Vermeulen, Cheslin Kolbe and Makazole Mapimpi.
We can't tell if the Springboks are more excited to be home or if South Africans are happier seeing the Rugby World Cup champions return from Japan.
