South Africa is fully capable of ”turning the corner” and consolidating the gains made since 1994 despite the many challenges it faces, Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka said on Wednesday
The death toll after the Stellenbosch building collapse was revised to three on Wednesday, the town’s director of community safety said.
England will play a Caribbean all-star team in a Twenty20 match for a record prize pot of -million on November 1, Texan billionaire Allen Stanford confirmed on Wednesday.
Russian historians have tracked down a mass grave on a remote front in World War II believed to contain the remains of 1 000 German and Soviet soldiers, a researcher said on Wednesday.
Oscar Pistorius said on Wednesday that he does not believe he has a chance of qualifying to run with able-bodied athletes in the 400m at the Beijing Olympics.
The cost of the electronic National Transport Information System (eNatis) increased from an initial R354-million to almost R600-million, the Department of Transport said on Wednesday.
The state will be able to play five audio recordings made at the scene of Judge Nkola John Motata’s car accident in January last year when his drunken-driving trial resumes next month.
Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola was muted in his response on Wednesday to a call by Archbishop Desmond Tutu for England to boycott Zimbabwe’s cricketers.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation announced on Wednesday that it would launch a book in tribute to Madiba in his 90th year.
South African business confidence fell in the second quarter of 2008, knocked by rising interest rates, high food and fuel costs and violent attacks against foreigners.