SA’s Richard Sterne has turned in his best performance on the European Tour in nearly three years, with a share of second place in the Wales Open.
Most citizens would be honoured by a surprise visit to their homes by a head of state.
The Pope is looking for a break from Vatileaks, which has seen his butler arrested on suspicion of releasing dozens of letters alleging corruption.
A cruel few seconds of freedom — that’s what the end of the first year of the Emergency meant to about 3 000 detainees.
Think tank Sipri says military spending failed to rise last year for the first time since 1998 but the global nuclear threat remains strong.
Banyana Banyana’s strikeforce is non-existent as they head to the 2012 London Olympics, the Nigerian women’s coach, Ikhana Khadiri has said.
His team beset by injuries after a few weeks in charge, Roy Hodgson has conceded that England will struggle to beat France in their Euro 2012 opener.
Former crime intelligence boss R
A Danish court has found four men guilty over a plot to kill the staff of a newspaper that first published cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed.
Polygamy is explored in "Lessons in Husbandry" by South African author Shaida Kazie Ali, and "The Ruins of Us" by Keija Parssinen.