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‘Stinks of a cover-up’: Warner blasts Cricket Australia probe

14 November 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Former Australia opener David Warner on Saturday accused Cricket Australia of orchestrating a cover-up in its Sandpapergate investigation, alleging the governing body ignored key witnesses while …..

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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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