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Show me the money! — Why Baltimore is worth millions of dollars to the Boks

11 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Springboks’ Baltimore Test is ultimately about the bottom line, with SA Rugby chasing a multimillion-dollar boost before next year’s World Cup…

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The Destruction of the Wager Shipwreck and Maritime Disasters (18th–19th Century): Historically nicknamed the “Cape of Storms,” Table Bay was the site of numerous catastrophic shipwrecks that made international maritime news. Events like the sinking of the Dutch East Indiaman *De Smatrix* or the British troopship HMS *Birkenhead* off the nearby coast—which established the heroic “women and children first” protocol—were widely reported in European gazettes, building the Cape’s dramatic maritime legend.

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