It sounds like a humdrum church newsletter, but "Yamaguchi-gumi Shinpo" is the newly published official magazine of Japan’s powerful crime syndicate.
A two-year fight to get a working janitorial system in Khayelitsha is set to go to court next week if the final letter of demand is ignored.
Gold climbed higher than it has done in the last two weeks after Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke indicated stimulus would be introduced slowly.
"It is very cold outside the ANC, but we are making it warm," said Julius Malema at the launch of his new platform, the Economic Freedom Fighters.
A Venezuelan minister has urged citizens to close Facebook accounts to avoid being unwitting informants for the US CIA.
Minister of Mining Susan Shabangu says she is confident that an agreement can be reached, but analysts have said unions are under pressure to deliver.
Randgold Resources head Mark Bristow says Anglo American’s Mark Cutifani will certainly lose a bet that its DRC mine won’t produce gold this year.
Hundreds of cheering fans greeted Manchester United as they arrived in Thailand with new manager David Moyes at the start of a busy pre-season.
Denel Dynamics is due to absorb micro-satellite manufacturer Sunspace – a deal that will cost the science and technology department R55-million.
Equal Education says it won in this settlement with the basic education minister, while the department says it was the one vindicated with the ruling.