Three-time French Open champion Gustavo Kuerten says a boycott of Grand Slams would be catastrophic for tennis.
The Road Freight Association (RFA) has reacted with disdain to New National Party (NNP) member of Parliament (MP) Johann Durand’s accusation that tankers are ”weapons of mass destruction” on the country’s roads.
Former Pan Africanist Congress member of Parliament Patricia de Lille has launched her new political party, the Independent Democrats (ID) — but her political opponents are questioning the chances of her reaching a target of 5% of the vote.
The Cape Bar Council on Monday dismissed allegations made by Economists Allied for Arms Reduction (Ecaar-SA) against its former legal representative as ”intemperate, damaging and untruthful”.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Monday discussed ways to develop the flagging Palestinian economy as officials from its private and public sector blamed Israeli security measures for their woes.
Kenyan police will this week charge four people with murder following an attack last November on an Israeli-run hotel in the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa, the government announced here Monday.
”Nonsensical and absurd” is how the State described arguments on Monday by some of the 22 alleged Boeremag treason trialists that the current government and all its institutions were illegitimate.
Boeremag members plead not guilty
South Africa’s first generic week was an ideal opportunity to inform health care providers and consumers about the law and the generic medicines industry, Health Minister Dr Manto Tshabalala-Msimang said on Monday.
Church leaders in north Uganda have spent the Sunday night on verandahs of Gulu town to highlight the plight of thousands of children who leave their homes in the suburbs, fearful of being abducted by rebels, and come to sleep on the town’s streets.
The JSE Securities Exchange (JSE) is to open the first alternative exchange in Africa on which small and medium companies can be listed, the exchange said on Monday.