Silver Stars completed a fairy tale when they reached the final of the Coca-Cola Cup in their first season in the Premier Soccer League. Stars defeated Golden Arrows 1-0 in Giyani on Sunday to earn the right to play the winner of the replay between Kaizer Chiefs and Wits University in the lucrative cup final.

A horrified and angry Anglican Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane has called on the South African Rugby World Cup management to apologise to the nation and to a much-loved rugby team. The archbishop was visibly upset when shown photographs of the players that were taken at their controversial training camp.

Austria’s Christian Klien is confident he can impress Jaguar’s bosses at next week’s formula one testing in Valencia. Jaguar will give Klien and Townsend Bell of the United States a three-day test in Spain with a possible F1 spot at stake. Klien sees it as his ”one-in-a-million chance to take the big step”.

Tottenham are set to make Chris Hughton their senior coach in a new continental-style set-up as a long-term replacement for manager Glenn Hoddle. Caretaker manager David Pleat will move aside as director of football — the position he occupied before Hoddle was sacked in September — with Hughton running the first team.

Households affected by HIV/Aids are more likely to spiral into debt and spend less money on food– which, in the long run, will contribute to malnutrition and chronic poverty. A recent study shows that people spend less on food when they have to support a family member with Aids.