<b>Review: Daihatsu Sirion</b>
South Africa is a nation of gamblers with more than 70% of its population participating in the national lottery and 19% of the population engaging in casino gambling.
British military police are investigating the deaths of two men in custody in Iraq, the Ministry of Defence said on Wednesday.
An Islamic court in northern Nigeria on Tuesday adjourned, for the second time, an appeal hearing against the sentence to death by stoning of mother of three, Amina Lawal.
Government troops battled rebels in Liberia as representatives of the warring parties and international mediators gathered on Wednesday in Ghana for talks to end three years of civil war in the west African nation.
The Palestinian immigrant convicted of assassinating US presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy 35 years ago is making a fresh bid to have his case retried, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
Myanmar’s generals insist that pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is safe and unhurt following a bloody clash involving her supporters, but they won’t reveal where she’s being detained or how long she’ll be held — despite concerns raised by world leaders and the United Nations.
Togo security forces clashed on Tuesday morning with demonstrators in Lome following the arrest of opposition leaders Jean-Pierre Fabre, and Patrick Lawson of Togo’s main opposition Union of Forces for Change party.
Lawyers for both Freda Adams and former Western Cape premier Gerald Morkel were tightlipped on Tuesday afternoon as intensive corridor talk between the two parties at the Cape High Court led to speculation of an out-of-court settlement.
There are two alternatives to the internal combustion engine as the power source for the car your great-grandchildren will buy. They both make use of electricity.