African Cup exodus threatens to silence vuvuzelas

A string of first-round flops by African teams on home turf threatened to muzzle the buzz of the vuvuzela on Wednesday.

Jordaan savours reality of World Cup dream

As the World Cup kicks off Friday in Johannesburg, Danny Jordaan will be forgiven a smile to himself from his front-row seat.

Leaders fear for outcome of climate summit

Prospects for an ambitious accord to tame global warming darkened on Thursday with the UN summit deadlocked.

World leaders try to save floundering climate summit

World leaders began arriving at the United Nations climate summit on Tuesday, seeking to give a shot in the arm to the floundering talks.

Doing nothing in Zim 'not an option'

An emergency summit of Southern African leaders on Zimbabwe's post-election crisis opened on Saturday with a plea from its chairperson not to turn a blind eye, but President Robert Mugabe stayed away. Zambia's Levy Mwanawasa told Southern African Development Community leaders that doing nothing was not an option.

Bid to sack Arthur as selector blocked

The turmoil at the top of South African cricket deepened on Sunday when the board's chief executive overruled a move to sack coach Mickey Arthur as a selector in a row over racial quotas. Arthur was removed from the selection panel on Saturday at a meeting of Cricket South Africa's general council.
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