Kenny Kunene and Gayton McKenzie are not co-owners or directors of Central Rand Gold but own "an insignificant holding", the embattled company says.
A ban on some meat exports after a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak could cost South Africa over R4-billion a year, says the Red Meat Industry Forum.
The 2011 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology has been awarded to a trio of researchers for increasing mankind’s understanding of the immune system.
The government is considering the merits of legalising trade in rhino horns, as part of a study into combating rampant poaching.
Tiger Woods will plummet to depths he has not reached in 15 years as he is projected to drop two spots to 51st in the world rankings.
Remaining coy on arms deal and Dalai Lama questions, President Jacob Zuma has taken the time to reassert that Julius Malema is not in charge of SA.
Duduza is to be declared a disaster area after a tornado ripped through the Gauteng town, killing a child and leaving hundreds homeless and injured.
Taiwanese researchers have developed an "invisible key" technology which allows users to unlock their doors by means of simple hand gestures.
Torrential downpours in Algeria have killed at least 10 people and ruined hundreds of homes. A mother and her infant daughter are also
President Jacob Zuma says he does not know whether the Dalai Lama’s South African visa will be approved, as it’s not really his department.
President Jacob Zuma says he will soon release further details on a commission of inquiry he is setting up into the controversial arms deal.
A Yemeni warplane has mistakenly bombed its own troops at a military site in the country’s volatile south, killing at least 30 soldiers.
‘Occupy Wall Street’ protesters have slammed New York police, who they claim penned them in on the road before swooping in to make mass arrests.
Monaco’s newly-wed Princess Charlene has vowed to carry out her royal duties in her own style but admits adapting to the role is taking time.
Cosatu will launch its own youth wing, called Cosatu Young Workers, at its congress next year — and insists it won’t resemble the ANC Youth League.
Two children were killed and hundreds of people left homeless after tornadoes ripped through Duduza, east of Jo’burg and Ficksburg in the Free State.
An ozone hole five times the size of California has opened over the Arctic, matching ozone loss over Antarctica for the first time on record.
Troops have retaken control of the central Syrian city of Rastan after sending in 250 tanks to quell clashes between the army and deserters.
African National Congress members in the Tshwane region elected two sets of leaders at two separate conferences over the weekend.
Frank Lampard scored a hat-trick as Chelsea reminded their Manchester title rivals that they too could score for fun with a 5-1 thumping.
Bafana Bafana expects all their overseas-based players to join the rest of the squad on Monday ahead of the weekend’s Africa Nations Cup.
British Prime Minister David Cameron says the eurozone has to get on with fixing its financial problems or risk pulling down the entire world economy.
The African National Congress Youth League has disbanded the provincial executive committee of its KwaZulu-Natal branch.
A local privately-owned newspaper has reported that Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe went to Singapore for a medical check-up last week.
Egypt’s deputy prime minister says his country is committed to a free market economy after the ownership of three companies was returned to the state.
Massmart Holdings CEO says the South African retailer majority owned by Walmart plans to open 23 new stores in the next eight months.
Captain Brian O’Driscoll scored an early second-half try that broke open a tight tussle to help Ireland to a 36-6 victory over Italy on Sunday.
Police National Commissioner General Bheki Cele is not going to leave the SAPS until his "job is done", he said in an interview.
Wales ran in nine tries to beat a lacklustre Fiji 66-0 and ease into the World Cup quarterfinals on Sunday.
Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez has reiterated his support for ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The high profile of faith-based politicians such as Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry masks a steady growth in secularism.
The Twitter account of Thailand’s new prime minister was hacked on Sunday by someone posting criticism of her policies.