The largest post-apartheid security operation for a court case is to get underway in Pretoria next week when 23 alleged members of the right-wing Boeremag organisation go on trial for high treason.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has appointed a team of experts to undertake a comprehensive review of the country’s controversial land reform scheme.
The base of an ancient, symbolic stone sculpture taken from Zimbabwe a century ago and sent to Europe was finally returned home on Wednesday.
UK listed platinum miner Lonmin, which is looking at the possibility of diversifying out of platinum, is most likely to go into commodities that China is demanding, analysts say.
The National Electricity Regulator (NER) has rejected speculation that future electricity increases will be above inflation rate.
He is terrified of flying, and not too fond of ferries either, but when the maverick director Lars von Trier makes enemies, he’s not afraid to pick on the biggest bully in the playground.
China’s judiciary issued an interpretation of the country’s infectious diseases law on Thursday that calls for execution or life imprisonment for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome patients who violate quarantine restrictions.
The Dutch Reformed Church minister who officiated when former president FW de Klerk married his first wife, Marike, on Thursday testified in the Cape High Court about the former first lady.
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has lauded the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad) as the epitome of multilateralism, which would result in a peaceful and prosperous continent.
Ahmed Abdullah Sallal was 10 years old when his cousin put a knife in his hand and ordered him to kill a man.