A fifth witness is expected to add his testimony to that of four others who say the duo accused of killing Eugene Terre’Blache confessed to the crime.
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BlackBerry users across Europe, the Middle East and Africa were hit with internet service disruptions again after a glitch on Monday.
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A sangoma says Bafana Bafana will not win another match until he is paid an outstanding R90 000 by Safa for "magic" to beat France at the World Cup.
The fraud trial of Czech businessman Radovan Krejcir has been set down for April next year in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court.
After being fired by the Blue Bulls, Bees Roux has signed a temporary contract with French club the Bordeaux Eagles.
Murder accused Chris Mahlangu and his teenage co-accused admitted to stabbing right-wing leader Eugene Terre’Blanche, a farmworker has testified.
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SA’s loan to Swaziland has been delayed because King Mswati III seems reluctant to accept South Africa’s conditions, which include economic reforms.
The Proteas hope to fix SA fans’ broken hearts in the ODI series against Australia after weekend blows for both the national rugby and soccer sides.
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Police have discovered an arms cache containing firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and police and army uniforms in a house in Centurion.
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The SA Football Association has officially protested to the body overseeing the Africa Cup of Nations after Bafana’s controversial elimination.
Controversial Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir will appear in court today charged with insurance fraud over false cancer claims.
Peter de Villiers says that while he hasn’t actually resigned from his job as Springbok coach, he’s resigned to the fact that his days are numbered.
Cosatu is to picket outside the houses of Pick n Pay chairperson Raymond Ackerman and Western Cape premier Helen Zille over the Walmart-Massmart deal.
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Saccawu wants Walmart and Massmart to increase their planned fund to support SA suppliers from R100-million to at least R500-million.
The Springboks are all over the front and back pages of SA’s daily newspapers: After the death of a Rugby World Cup dream, it’s not a pretty sight.
Court proceedings in the Eugene Terre’Blanche murder trial began in the high court sitting in Ventersdorp.
About R700 000 has been budgeted for car rentals for President Jacob Zuma’s wives in the next two years, according to a report.
The senior Springbok players will arrive back in South Africa this afternoon, a day after their World Cup quarterfinal defeat to Australia.
The trial of hip hop artist Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye and Themba Tshabalala is expected to resume in the Protea Magistrate’s Court today.
Pitso Mosimane has blamed Africa’s football format for South Africa’s embarrassing misunderstanding of the rules of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Patricia de Lille has backed Lindiwe Mazibuko’s candidacy as leader of the Democratic Alliance in Parliament.
No charges were laid after two <i>Sunday Times</i> journalists were allegedly held hostage in Mvezo.
Springbok coach Peter de Villiers called it quits after South Africa’s 11-9 World Cup quarterfinal defeat to Australia in Wellington on Sunday.
Coldplay gave Jo’burg a scintillating performance at the FNB Stadium, including a clip shot with the crowd for a video of their song <i>Paradise</i>.
Julius Malema has been discharged from hospital, the has SABC reported, saying he left through an entrance not yet open to the public.
Ahead of the Rugby World Cup quarterfinal, Fikile Mbalula has told the Boks that as children of warrior men and women, victory is the only certainty.
Minister Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde and police chief General Bheki Cele won’t appear before the parliamentary committees to explain the lease deals yet.
Absa Group says it would merge its business and retail banking units, a similar move done by Barclays this year.
The South African Tyre Manufacturers Conference has levelled some stinging criticisms at Itac following its protracted anti-dumping struggle.
Rising inflation and the slowing pace of growth in emerging markets will cloud the outlook of these countries for years to come, says Gill Marcus.
ArcelorMittal SA has dropped its acquisition of Imperial Crown Trading for R800-million.
The struggle for 2012 Africa Cup of Nations places reaches a climax this weekend with 21 countries chasing 10 tickets to Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.