The World Cup has brought PE a stunning new landmark in its stadium, but questions remain about who will fill the stands once the global fans leave.
SA police have foiled a plot by right-wing extremists to bomb townships ahead of the Soccer World Cup, the police ministry said on Thursday.
Fred, a well-built house burglar and mugger, ambles down the row of parked cars at a scenic Cape Town look-out before finding an unlocked door.
Jaw gaping with teeth bared, the great white shark launches after the tuna bait and smacks into the metal cage holding a row of wetsuit-clas tourists.
From solid fists to raised victory signs, South Africa’s unique hand signals used to hail minibus taxis have been inked into postage stamps.
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/ 16 February 2010
SA unveils a new budget on Wednesday that will aim to pull cash from stretched state coffers to back the president’s promises to create jobs.
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/ 26 January 2010
South Africa’s top holiday destination Cape Town weathered a post-recession summer with fewer tourists, but is gearing up to bounce back in 2010.
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/ 6 December 2009
In the eclectic buzz of Africa’s richest city is a gateway to a centuries-old world of giant tubers, herbs and musty animal parts.
With a few seconds to make a successful sales pitch, car guard Isaac Mokeng doesn’t waste a second in blasting drivers with unsolicited promises.
Every night, John Lepota heads to the communal TV room at his mineworkers compound to faithfully check the latest platinum price on the evening news.
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/ 21 January 2009
When three rotting crocodile carcasses were spotted in a remote corner of the Kruger National Park, alarm bells started ringing for scientists.
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/ 20 October 2008
Twelve-year-old Jabu Shabalala issued an ultimatum to his mother while driving past a group of children on horseback in Soweto.