Some 200 hardcore Jewish settlers continued to defy the army after two days of clashes in the West Bank Monday, creating tensions within Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s national unity government.
The death toll from the crash of a Ukrainian air force jet during an air show in western Ukraine has risen to 83 people, including 19 children.
President Robert Mugabe vowed to crack down on whites in Zimbabwe who oppose his policies and have defied eviction orders to abandon their farms.
President Thabo Mbeki and key ministers on Wednesday met a Freedom Front (FF) delegation for talks on issues including language, affirmative action and farm security.
The former director of a central Cairo hospital and 28 doctors and nurses were sentenced on Tuesday to a year in jail for negligence after kidney dialysis patients were infected with Aids, judicial sources said.
The bronze miniature of French sculptor Auguste Rodin’s most famous sculpture, ”The Thinker,” which was recovered from the debris of the World Trade Towers, has disappeared, officials said on Monday.
Her 11-year-old son could move objects with his eyes while in a trance-like state, a mother told the Pretoria High Court on Thursday.
The Cape Times newspaper was ordered to pay a businessman R100 000 in damages, plus interest, after the Cape High Court dismissed its parent company’s application for leave to appeal against the award.
SOUTH Africa and Lesotho signed a five year agreement worth about R2,3-billion in Maseru on Wednesday that aims to uplift the landlocked kingdom.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in Tsakane near Boksburg for allegedly selling his 18-day-old baby.