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Our government, whether national or the opposition in regional power, seems almost unable to do anything without somehow involving food (and wine).
This homely Cape Town eatery offers the basic classics, writes <em>Brent Meersman</em>.
<em>Percy Zvomuya</em> fills us in on where to watch, party and shop in Johannesburg during the Soccer World Cup.
What is the relationship between Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir and senior crime intelligence officer Major-General Khanyisa "Joey" Mabasa?
In a country awash with unrestrained patriotism the biggest favour we can do for our nation is to remember that it’s our democracy that needs to win.
SA’s public-sector unions have rejected a wage offer by the government and said on Thursday they could hold a strike during the World Cup.
Two British tourists were killed and at least 18 injured when their overland truck crashed on Thursday on the eve of the Soccer World Cup.
Three members of Greece’s Soccer World Cup squad had cash stolen from their hotel rooms in Durban, a team official said on Thursday.
The Sports Ministry on Thursday cancelled a press conference at short notice to announce a decision on Caster Semenya’s possible return to action.
The Diambars Soccer Academy is a place where dreams are made and offers boys the chance to hone their soccer skills while gaining an education.
An ANCYL leader has told Minister Sicelo Shiceka that he is welcome to visit strife-torn Makhaza — but he must bring toilets for the community.
Closing arguments in former top cop Jackie Selebi’s corruption trial have come to an end, six months after the trial began.
Should Eugene Terre’Blanche’s murder accused, Chris Mahlangu, be granted bail, he may never be found again, a court heard on Thursday.
World Cup organiser Danny Jordaan says the excitement ahead of the tournament reminds him of the day before Nelson Mandela was released from prison.
Shares in Africa’s biggest cellphone operator, MTN, rose more than 4% on Thursday after the collapse of talks with Egypt’s Orascom Telecom.
Police and media gathered outside court on Thursday ahead of the appearance of Chris Mahlangu, accused of killing AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche.
South Africa and Mexico are likely to go on the attack in the opening game of the Soccer World Cup on Friday.
An armed gang stole money and a camera from four Chinese journalists in South Africa for the Soccer World Cup, Chinese media reported on Thursday.
Caster Semenya’s future could become clearer on Thursday when she holds a news conference to discuss the "outcomes" of her gender dispute.
Krion matriarch Marietjie Prinsloo was today found guilty on over 122 000 charges, including racketeering, money laundering and fraud.
President Jacob Zuma’s lawyer has urged the high court in Pretoria to dismiss a bid to have the president prosecuted as it would be unconstitutional.
Agri SA on Wednesday reiterated requests for urgent and in-depth discussions with the government to remove obstacles hampering land reform.
An expectant SA began counting down the hours on Thursday to the culmination of a six-year journey as it readied to kick off the Soccer World Cup.
Sandton was an explosion of patriotism on Wednesday as Bafana toured the streets, with the excitement finding its way onto Twitter.
Of central concern with regard to post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP is the issue of HIV testing.
Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota will meet other executive members of the party to discuss his reinstatement, he said on Wednesday.
What should be done to ensure that young South Africans break free of the psychology of marginalisation?, asks Joel Netshitenzhe.
Judgement was reserved on Wednesday in former Eskom CEO Jacob Maroga’s court attempt to get an R85-million payout from Eskom for firing him.
South Africa whipped itself into a World Cup frenzy on Wednesday as the national side paraded through Johannesburg.
The alleged drink-fuelled car crash of former Ekurhuleni metro cop Robert McBride was part of a string of other transgressions, a court has heard.
Within a month of the death of its patron, Sheena Duncan, the Black Sash has lost a second stalwart.