Five activists protesting against discussions on nuclear energy have been "roughed up" at the Industrial Development Corporation office in Sandton.
In celebration of Africa’s creative heritage, Sanaa Africa 2012 launched its four day event with a runway show featuring eight local designers.
The coach of Serie A champions Juventus has been implicated in the match-fixing scandal that continues to rock Italian soccer.
Oger Telecom, 35% owned by Saudi Telecom, says it will inject $180-million into its South African subsidiary Cell C.
As SA grapples with the idea of a youth subsidy, an international report has recommended providing firms with such incentives to hire young people.
Two South Africans, including a toddler, were among the 19 foreign nationals who had died in a fire that ripped through shopping mall in Qatar.
Roger Federer is desperate to add Olympic gold to his 16 Grand Slam singles titles in London to fill the gaping hole in his career achievements.
Former president Nelson Mandela will be moving back to his home in Qunu in the Eastern Cape on Tuesday, President Jacob Zuma has announced.
Lesotho’s ruling party has taken the lead in its general election, but results show the country is still set to have its first ever coalition Cabinet.
Protesters have set fire to the headquarters of Egypt’s presidential candidate and ex-premier after it was announced he made it into a runoff vote.