The man accused of plotting to attack the Soccer World Cup claims he had merely sketched notes for the idea, but the plans had not got off the page.
The bail hearing of a 28-year-old man accused of hacking to death right-wing leader Eugene Terre’blanche, was expected to resume on Wednesday.
The king of South Africa’s makarapa fan helmet has moved from his township workshop to a factory to meet World Cup demand.
Rail workers gathered in Johannesburg on Tuesday, waiting to hear if they would receive the 16% wage increase they are demanding.
Cipro was hard-pressed on Tuesday to tell MPs why it gave a major tender to a three-month-old company with no track record.
BidVest Wits coach Roger de Sa has a major selection headache ahead of Saturday’s Nedbank Cup final against AmaZulu at Soccer City.
Authorities are asking foreign fans to join South Africans in saving electricity during the Soccer World Cup to avoid power cuts.
‘If there is ever an African form of metropolitan modernity, then Johannesburg will have been its classical location."
The <i>M&G</i>’s <b>Karabo Keepile</b> chats to Street traders Silas and Samuel Muzumbi about the World Cup.
With more than 500 000 unique phishing sites identified, Standard Bank is providng free software to protect its customers.
Striking Transnet workers were set to appeal to Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele on Tuesday as wage talks reached a dead-end.
Tiger Brands on Tuesday reported a 7% rise in first-half headline earnings and said it expects profit for the full year to rise.
After years of doubt, soul-searching and criticism, SA stands on the threshold of a unique World Cup that looks likely to confound the pessimists.
Some progress was made in wage talks between Prasa and labour unions on Monday, with the rail operator changing certain conditions of its offer.
Cope’s inaugural elective congress will go ahead as planned despite threats of boycotts and legal action to stop it, the party said on Monday.
Nelson Mandela, home advantage and vuvuzelas are among the elements South Africa hope will help avoid the shame of a first-round World Cup exit.
A strike by rail workers left two million commuters stranded on Monday just 24 days from the kick-off of the Soccer World Cup.
An alleged assault by a South African diplomat in Zimbabwe on an embassy staffer has been confirmed by the International Relations Department.
Security forces paraded their World Cup arsenal on Monday, hoping to reassure fans SA will be safe during football’s premier event.
The Congress of the People in the Free State on Monday threatened to withdraw from the party’s national congress unless it was postponed.
SA coach Carlos Alberto Parreira hailed the significant improvement in his team’s form after they thrashed Thailand 4-0.
Eskom on Monday acknowledged that it was likely to come under "additional pressure" during the Soccer World Cup.
Several hundred healthcare workers in KwaZulu-Natal have been treated.
just show some crunch time bottle. That is the wish of Stormers coach Allister Coetzee ahead of his side’s Super 14 semifinal against the Waratahs.
Hard-fought gains against HIV/Aids are being threatened by international donors “flatlining” funding for treatment programmes.
All government ministers have now signed formal performance contracts with President Jacob Zuma; but if they fail to deliver, they need not fear.
Africa’s maligned malaria fighter causes male reproductive disorders as well as cancer, study shows. <b>Yolandi Groenewald</b> reports.
Transnet confirmed on Monday that wage talks between the transport utility and two unions faltered once again, despite the CCMA’s involvement.
What is being done to improve conditions in hospitals to help nurses render a more professional service? After all, nursing is a profession.
Yusuf Afari explains to <strong>Percy Zvomuya</strong> and <strong>Karabo Keepile</strong> how he uses poetry "as a surgeon would use his knife".
Convicted sex offender Cezanne Visser, also known as advocate Barbie, reported to the high court in Pretoria on Monday to begin her jail sentence.
Listed cellphone giant Vodacom — majority owned by the United Kingdom’s Vodafone — posted a profit for the year ended March 31, 2010.