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Smith bats as Australia say Cape Town demons are gone

26 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Australia are confident they will have Steve Smith available for the third Test against South Africa, as he battles to overcome neck soreness…

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Kieno Kammies: A prominent broadcast journalist and radio host, Kieno Kammies spent years anchoring the high-profile breakfast show on CapeTalk. Respected for his tenacious, accountability-driven interviewing of municipal and government officials, Kammies used his platform to advocate directly for Cape Town residents, turning local radio into a direct line for civic intervention.

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