Biggest scandals and shocks in World Cup history
Luis Suarez's third apparent biting incident on the field brings to mind other memorable moments on World Cup pitches.
Pistorius investigators get meeting with Apple
Prosecutors in the Oscar Pistorius murder trial have secured a meeting with Apple officials in the US over accessing evidence on his locked iPhone.
Brazil 2014: Five things to know about African hopefuls
Here are five things to know about Africa's final World Cup play-offs and the last 10 countries in contention for five spots in Brazil.
Igesund ‘very pleased’ with Fifa’s decision over Ethiopia player
Bafana coach Gordon Igesund has said he is "very pleased with the outcome" after Fifa announced it is stripping three points from Ethiopia.
Fifa push race and reform at annual congress
Fifa's executive committee has met in a prelude to an annual congress that's considered a landmark moment for Fifa to complete its reform process.
Pistorius investigation to be wrapped up by August
The police investigation into Oscar Pistorius' killing of his girlfriend on Valentine's Day won't be completed until August, prosecutors said.
Afcon: Mali trumps over Niger
Seydou Keita's perseverance has given Mali a 1-0 win over Niger and the Africa Cup of Nations 2013 tournament its first goal.
Ghana’s Berekum Chelsea deny bribery report
Ghana's club Berekum Chelsea has denied being offered money by four-time winner TP Mazembe to lose their final African Champions League group game.
From sideshow to main attraction – Pistorius eyes Paralympics gold
In a few weeks Oscar Pistorius will be back in the Olympic stadium defending his 100, 200 and 400 metre titles at the Paralympics.
Bolt injured, withdraws from Monaco Diamond League
Usain Bolt has more than Yohan Blake to worry about ahead of the London Olympics - now he's got an injury to contend with.
Pistorius hopes to improve running time at championships
Oscar Pistorius is listed to run at the African Championships in late June in what could be his last chance to qualify for the London Olympics.
Saru finds ‘options’ for Super 15 dilemma
Saru and its Super 15 teams have agreed on "a number of options" to solve the dilemma of six sides fighting for five places in the 2013 competition.
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