Three European journalists were the victims of an armed robbery early on Wednesday morning at their lodge in Magaliesburg.
The Bafana Bafana technical team has been working overtime and done its homework on South Africa’s Group A World Cup opponents, Mexico.
To coaches and players they could be a curse, to South Africans they might be a weapon that helps them overcome one of the lowest ratings for a host.
The Soccer World Cup was rocked by a fresh injury setback on Tuesday when Portugal winger Nani was ruled out of the tournament.
Drug dealer Glenn Agliotti and former fiancée Dianne Muller conspired to fabricate evidence that would incriminate former to cop Jackie Selebi
Prior to the inaugural 1987 World Cup, European nations crossed the equator in the infrequent expeditions of the amateur rugby union era with understa
A second round at the first World Cup in Africa without a team from the continent is too ghastly a thought to contemplate.
Julius Malema incites his followers to rape, torture and murder Afrikaans farmer, says an affidavit handed to the International Criminal Court.
The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> has won its application to get access to tenders awarded by the local organising committee for the 2010 World Cup.
Teething problems aside, the Gautrain got off to a good start on Tuesday, with trains running on schedule.
The DA says its application overturn the decision to drop a corruption case against President Jacob Zuma has been unnecessarily delayed.
Nelson Mandela will likely greet fans and players at the Soccer World Cup opening ceremony before watching the rest of the game from home.
World Cup champions South Africa have made six changes from the team that beat Wales 34-31 last Saturday.
"The road to the investigation of the accused started on lies deliberately spread by someone," Jackie Selebi’s defence counsel said on Tuesday.
Former Eskom CEO Jacob Maroga was paid a R2,3-million performance bonus in February, in spite of being fired, a court heard on Tuesday.
Africa’s first high speed urban train started operating in Johannesburg on Tuesday, just in time to help World Cup fans bypass traffic congestion.
Key players in a reported bid by some ANC leaders to sanction Cosatu heavyweight Zwelinzima Vavi were tight-lipped about new rumours on Tuesday.
SA striker Katlego Mphela promised on Monday he would take his hot form into the opening Soccer World Cup match against Mexico.
As the World Cup kicks off Friday in Johannesburg, Danny Jordaan will be forgiven a smile to himself from his front-row seat.
SA would benefit from the infrastructure developed for the World Cup and should use the sport as a unifying force for years after the tournament.
SA’s improvement over the last six months, Mexico’s new-found self belief and France’s erratic build-up will make Group A one of the closest fought.
The police intercepted an email that former police chief Jackie Selebi showed to convicted drug dealer Glen Agliotti, a court heard on Monday.
South Africans who had given up on seeing a Soccer World Cup game because they had no tickets have been given another chance to buy cheap tickets.
The termination of Jacob Maroga’s employment as CEO of power utility Eskom was illegal, a court heard on Monday.
The Soccer World Cup will have the globe’s largest audience glued to their TV screens for a month from Friday.
Flyhalf Butch James has been included in the Springbok squad for the one-off Test against France in Cape Town on Saturday.
South Africa are entering the Soccer World Cup confident of success, with an unbeaten run stretching back to last October.
The ANC Youth League has laid a charge at the Khayelitsha police station against Cape Town mayor Dan Plato.
Congress of the People (Cope) deputy president Mbhazima Shilowa said on Monday he did not recognise Mosiuoa Lekota as party president.
Ten Argentine football hooligans who were said to be planning acts of violence at the Soccer World Cup have been detained in Johannesburg.
Former police chief Jackie Selebi told "big five lies" and should be convicted of corruption and defeating the ends of justice, a court has heard.
Jacob Maroga’s R85-million compensation claim against Eskom began in the South Gauteng High Court on Monday.