If top soccer administrators are determined to make a laughing stock of themselves, fine, but when will South Africa decide that it doesn’t deserve these men?
Will the Tiger (and others) be tamed by the longer course for the United States Masters?
THE country’s seven African National Congress-led provinces were
on Wednesday gearing themselves to start providing the anti-Aids
drug nevirapine to HIV-positive pregnant women at state facilities.
Anger is rife at Augusta. Resentment seethes amid the azaleas; there is despair in the lovely pink and white dogwood trees
GIVING judgment in the murder trial of five Pietersburg rugby players, Pretoria High Court Judge President Bernard Ngoepe said he had his reservations about testimony of an apparent attempt by some of them to throw the victim, Tshepo Matloha, over a fence, which caused his death.
Ngoepe had not given his verdict by lunchtime and was still summarising evidence.
OSAMA bin Laden probably got away during the battle for Tora
Bora late last year because the US military failed to commit ground
troops to the mountainous region in eastern Afghanistan, The
Washington Post said on Wednesday quoting US intelligence officials.
XANANA Gusmao, the poet-warrior who led East Timor’s bloody
struggle for independence, on Wednesday officially won the
presidency of what will be the first nation of the third
millennium.
Pretoria | Tuesday THE courtroom in the Pretoria High Court was packed on Tuesday where judgement commenced in the trial of five Pietersburg rugby players accused of murdering 19-year-old Tshepo Matloha. The final verdict, however, will only be known later in the week. Some people were standing in the aisles because they could not find […]
Johannesburg | Sunday THE most fundamental crisis in the Aids epidemic was South Africa’s struggle to identify, confront and act on the truth about Aids, said Justice Edwin Cameron of the Supreme Court of Appeal recently. Speaking at the launch of ”A Broken Landscape”, a new book of photographs on HIV/Aids in South Africa by […]
Melbourne | Tuesday HIV/Aids among its workers is projected to cost South African miner Gold Fields between $$4 and $10 for each ounce of gold it mines in added production costs, chairman and chief executive Chris Thompson said on Tuesday. Thompson said more than a quarter of its 50 000 employees were HIV positive and […]