Cricket South Africa will seek legal advice on a breach of company policy allegedly by its chief executive officer Gerald Majola.
Springboks coach Pieter de Villiers says he’s leaving behind any Tri-Nations hopes and will rather be eyeing the World Cup come September.
James Evans was elected as the new president of Athletics South Africa on Saturday, replacing suspended head Leonard Chuene.
A peer review report has shown the need for greater coordination among US departments in solving their debt crisis.
A British couple suspected of terrorist-related activities are expected to be returned to the United Kingdom and face possible arrest.
The All Blacks opened their Tri-Nations title defence with a 40-7 hammering of the injury-ravaged Springboks on Saturday.
Pilots could have saved the plane after it lost speed readings, according to French air investigation report into 2009 accident.
Microsoft’s founder Bill Gates has sold 90-million shares in 12 months, but still has 500-million; cash goes to help his foundation’s charitable work.
Griquas confidently beat the Pumas 40-33 in their Absa Currie Cup match in Nelspruit on Friday.
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero brings the election forward from March 2012 to November 20 as Spain struggles with high unemployment.
The US and North Korea have completed talks without progress on attempts to persuade the Asian country to scrap its nuclear weapons programme.
At least 50 people have drowned and 35 are missing after a boat accident on a river in the northwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Unemployment Insurance Fund has posted a R9-billion surplus, exceeding its target by R3-billion, UIF commissioner Boas Seruwe says.
The Competition Tribunal will weigh up a transaction in which Shoprite Checkers intends to acquire the shareholding in Metcash Seven Eleven.
The Bahrain Grand Prix is set to return to the Formula One calendar next year, with the Turkish GP to be dropped.
The warming of the Arctic is releasing toxic chemicals that had been trapped in the ice and cold water, scientists have discovered.
The Cheetahs and Blue Bulls will be fighting for supremacy at the coast on Saturday in their respective Absa Currie Cup clashes.
Millions of South African men — myself included — tremble in fear of pronouncements from the ANCYL and its leaders, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu
The UN has called on Malawi to investigate allegations of serious human rights violations committed by security forces during a crackdown on protests.
In times of austerity, the campfire should replace the dinner party as the default social event, says <b>Matthew de Abaitua</b>.
SA has recorded a R4.9-billion trade surplus in June after recording a R1-billion shortfall in May, buoyed on by higher commodity exports, Sars says.
Two children have died in a wave of poisonings in Angolan schools, but police have yet to identify the toxin that has sown panic in the country.
The retail price of all grades of petrol will increase by 17 cents a litre on Wednesday, the energy department has announced.
We have two double tickets to give away to see Asanda Bam perform at the Old Mutual Jazz series in Jo’burg.
The following is a position paper by the Black Management Forum following its fallout with Business Unity South Africa.
Officers call off search after finding the body of the final victim, while more anti-Muslim postings by Anders Behring Breivik are discovered.
John Smit says the Springboks will do anything they can to support Joost van der Westhuizen after he was given between two and five years to live.
The Constitutional Court said on Friday that President Jacob Zuma’s decision to extend Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo’s term was unconstitutional.
A great percentage of children who start drinking young will end up as alcoholics.
Hundreds of people with HIV took to the streets of Swaziland to protest over poor health service delivery and a reported shortage of ARV treatment.
Mine workers and main producers were to meet on Friday for wage talks in a bid to end a strike that could halt output worth up to $25-million a day.
How dreams of workplace equity give way to realistic goals for a multinational organisation, writes <b>Sisonke Msimang</b>.