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Zimbabwe’s remaining white farmers say continued farm invasions are keeping international investors
away from the poverty-stricken country.
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A Jordanian suicide bomber who carried out an attack in Afghanistan that killed seven CIA agents recorded a "martyrdom" video.
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Google’s entry into smartphone market is interesting, but only a skirmish in what may become a fascinating war.
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With the paparazzi on the prowl, the disgraced golf star has vanished. But America still waits for an act of penitence.
South African Breweries (SAB) is making contingency plans to counter threatened strike action at its beer plants.
Kim Clijsters survived two match points before winning her eagerly awaited rematch with fellow Belgian Justine Henin 6-3, 4-6, 7-6.
There are signs South Africa is recovering from the worst effects of the global economic crisis, President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday.
Carlos Sainz and motorcyclist Cyril Despres continued to lead the Dakar Rally after the longest stage, a brutal 600km on sand, stones and salt.
African football leaders are to meet Angolan officials on Saturday to seek assurances on the security of players after an attack on the Togo team bus.
The country needs a strong tripartite alliance led by the ANC, President Jacob Zuma said at a gala dinner in Kimberley on Friday.
The Democratic Alliance wants Barbara Hogan and Siphiwe Nyanda to explain whether Sentech is operating outside its mandate.
At noon every Sunday a Toyota sedan donated by supporters of Ethiopia’s most famous prisoner pulls up near a jail on the outskirts of the capital.
In an event at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company announced plans to start beaming 3D gigs directly into living rooms.
There were signs of hope in the South African automotive sector for modestly better domestic sales in 2010.
A Soweto high school pupil hanged herself in Emndeni on Thursday after discovering she failed matric, Johannesburg police said.
Temperatures in parts of Britain plummeted to below minus 21°C overnight, with forecasters predicting no let up in the cold snap.
Blasts of Arctic winds and drifting snow gripped much of the northern United States and Canada on Thursday and heavy snows fell in Europe.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga’s first statistical salvo on Thursday morning was gobbledygook.
Zimbabwe on Thursday halted the sale of 300 000 carats of diamonds from a field plagued by rights abuses.
Australia and New Zealand are to launch separate investigations into the collision between a Japanese whaling ship and a speedboat.
The screen is fantastic, it links superbly with your online Google account — but does it have what it takes to win over iPhone obsessives?
England were lucky to escape unpunished from a ball-tampering controversy in their third Test against SA, according to former captain Michael Vaughan.
The ANC Youth League on Thursday congratulated Leslie Sedibe on his appointment as chief executive officer of the SA Football Association.
South Africa’s business confidence index fell in December on concerns that an economic recovery from a recession will be weak.
Conservation group’s founder says it was "vicious attack" but Japan blames <i>Ady Gil</i>’s crew for "extremely dangerous" acts.
American TV network ESPN is to show football matches in 3D during this year’s World Cup in South Africa.
In an open letter to black Grade 12s, black consciousness group Blackwash explains why they are set up for failure.
Egyptian forces shot and wounded at least two Palestinians on Wednesday during a violent protest on the Egypt-Gaza border.
President Jacob Zuma’s brother has refuted reports that the president’s wives, Thobeka Madiba and Nompumelelo Ntuli are at each other’s throats.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) will take no action against England players for allegedly interfering with the condition of the ball.
The DA has urged Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Buyelwa Sonjica to give urgent attention to making regional water boards sustainable.
SA will not lay an official complaint against England after allegations of interfering with the ball surfaced on the third day of the third Test.