Soweto Open called off amid sponsorship crisis

Following the cancellation of the SA Open, South African tennis has suffered another setback with the scrapping of the Soweto Open.

Now changing SA tennis is down to 'Wire'

"What has happened to my team?" This clearly pained question was the first statement by the first black president of Sata, Bongani "Wire" Zondi.

Cloud of doubt casts shadow over Montecasino finale

As the third version of the South African Open tennis tournament comes to a conclusion this weekend, it would seem that all is fine at Montecasino.

Don't worry, be happy

Lack of stars just 72 hours before the SA Open deadline doesn't faze Sata chief.

Gauteng gets ready for new SA tennis Open

The pressure is on to complete a new tennis complex in Johannesburg for the revived South African Open in February.

SA tennis fails on world stage -- 'by a whisker'

High hopes for South African tennis this week at the Olympic Games and in Washington, DC, have ended in failure.

'Today we are not closing SAA'

South African Airways (SAA) posted a net profit before tax and restructuring charges of R136-million for the six months ended September 2007, after a period of massive losses, acting chief financial officer Clive Else said on Thursday. Revenue rose to R11-billion from R9,6-billion, reflecting a 1,2% profit margin.

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