President Robert Mugabe has ”declared war” in Zimbabwe, said opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Wednesday from inside the Dutch embassy in Harare.
SA captain Graeme Smith is looking to his fast bowlers to make inroads into England’s top order and expose batsman Kevin Pietersen early on.
Naspers, Africa’s biggest media company, lifted annual core headline earnings by 38% to R3,9-billion, the company said on Wednesday.
South African banking charges were higher than they would be at competitive levels, according to a Competition Commission enquiry report.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned the United States on Wednesday it would face a ”tragedy” if it attacked the Islamic Republic.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Wednesday gave Shi’ite fighters in the southern province of Maysan a seven-day deadline to surrender.
Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert averts a major crisis by reaching agreement with his allies for them to reverse a decision on dissolving Parliament.
Australia coach Robbie Deans admitted on Wednesday that the Wallabies were struggling to adapt to ”old” rugby rules as they prepare to face
France.
Ekurhuleni mayor Duma Nkosi has told the provincial ANC that he wants to resign but the party has said he will stay in his position for now.
Countering the bureaucratic effects of BEE, enterprise development is set to unleash support and funds for small black-owned businesses.