The proposed construction of a toll road through one of the country’s last unspoilt wildernesses has raised heated debate.
South Africa, Brazil, India and China are emerging as the leaders of the new developing world bloc set to take on the developed world.
Welsh rugby chiefs are about to test the patience of their long-suffering fans by forcing their World Cup squad to take yoga lessons.
Tiger Woods and Ernie Els have everything it takes to form a major rivalry except for one critical piece — a Sunday showdown at a major championship. Royal St. George’s might be the perfect place to start.
Paris St Germain was reported on Wednesday to be set to agree a €30-million (£21-million /,4-million) offer from Manchester United for their Brazil World Cup winner Ronaldinho.
While the row over illegal immigration here rumbles on, dividing public opinion, one Italian is doing his bit to break down prejudice using nothing more than a ball.
The top teams in SA will fight it out in the 2003 Tour de Eden, and perhaps one of the most interesting of these is SA’s newest pro squad, the women’s Proline/Super CD team headed up by the country’s top woman, Anriette Schoeman.
Nicky Boje has been given the go ahead to fly home on Wednesday following a consultation with the orthopedic surgeon who performed the operation on his left leg last Thursday.
The chief prosecutor of the world’s first permanent war crimes tribunal said on Wednesday he may investigate alleged war crimes in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Sport and Recreation Minister Ngconde Balfour’s plan to uplift South African sport has received a cautious thumbs-up from the official opposition.