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/ 25 September 2008
Regarded by some as troublemakers and courted by others as kingmakers, the ANCYL has been basking in the limelight recently.
Power-sharing talks between Zimbabwe’s rival political parties were going smoothly on Monday, a South African official said.
A1GP is coming to Kyalami, it was announced on Monday — just days after the new A1GP car, powered by Ferrari, was unveiled to South African fans.
Guests cheered, a choir sang and a smiling Nelson Mandela welcomed hundreds of well-wishers on Saturday as SA formally celebrated his 90th birthday.
Gardeners mowed the lawn outside the museum honouring Nelson Mandela on Thursday, while a work crew laid new tarmac on the road outside his home.
Thrill-seekers get a unique view of Soweto from two 100m-high cooling towers — especially when they swing by a rope far above the ground.
The wide-eyed lion cub inched slowly to the edge of the wooden crate. He stared around him, then with a growl from the older cub behind him, he leapt out onto the grass.
The aid group Care International said on Tuesday the Zimbabwean government has halted its operations in the country for allegedly campaigning for the opposition
Civil and human rights groups predicted more chaos after Zimbabwe’s presidential run-off takes place, saying on Tuesday they do not believe President Robert Mugabe will step down if he loses. However, it is ”critical” for the election to go ahead so a winner can emerge, said Gorden Moyo, from Bulawayo Agenda.
Hovering above a pride of white lions in a hot air balloon was the defining moment of Briton Chris Sanger-Davies’s first trip to South Africa. ”You realise that you are flying over countryside that has the kind of wildlife in it, that if you landed there, you would be stuffed,” the pilot said as he attended the South African Hot Air Balloon Championships.