Police can't speculate about cop's death, says Petros
Numsa declares dispute with motor retailers
Government has failed to redistribute land: Shivambu
- South Sudan suspends two ministers in graft probe
- World Bank warns of climate woes
- Activists battle China's dog meat festival
- Japan finds highly toxic strontium in Fukushima groundwater
- Airline introduces 'XL' class for super-sized passengers
- Relative quiet outside Mandela hospital
- Fears of violence grow as Egypt's June 30 protest nears
- Single police force will hurt local law enforcement: researcher
- New Zealand emerges as global tech guinea pig
- US fishing ring fined R300m
- Kanye West wins over critics with 'daring' new album 'Yeezus'
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- WikiLeaks’ Assange fears US, says will stay in London embassy
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Malema party 'tantamount to prostitution': Eastern Cape ANCYL
Bafana on the brink
SOUTH Africa could get a boost in their seemingly doomed bid to qualify for the World Cup in Brazil next year - Ethiopia could lose points from their win over Bafana Bafana on Sunday as well.
Dale in doubt again
NOT for the first time in the Champions Trophy, the Proteas are contemplating having to start their fire without the spark provided by the world's best fast bowler.
Wales stun Baby Boks
The Baby Boks suffered the heartbreak of conceding a last-minute try to be edged out of the Junior World Championships by Wales.
Official banned and Mazembe fined over ref assault
TP MAZEMBE have been fined $5000, and a club official they claim not to know has been given a year-long ban for assaulting the referee when they lost to Orlando Pirates in the African Champions League in Soweto in April.
Time for old dogs to bark
WITH captain Jean de Villiers a doubtful starter because of injury, the remaining elder statesmen will have to act their age if the Springboks are to beat Samoa in the Four Nations decider at Loftus on Saturday.Do you use your smartphone to research purchases while shopping?
Police can't speculate about cop's death, says Petros
Police do not want to speculate whether Johannesburg cluster commander Major-General Tirhani Maswanganyi was killed because of his involvement in a murder case, Gauteng commissioner Lieutenant-General Mzwandile Petros said on Wednesday.
South Sudan suspends two ministers in graft probe
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has suspended two of his most senior and influential ministers to launch investigations into an alleged multi-million dollar corruption scandal, official documents published Wednesday showed.
WikiLeaks’ Assange fears US, says will stay in London embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he will not leave the sanctuary of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London even if Sweden stops pursuing sexual assault claims against him because he fears arrest on the order of the United States.
Malema party 'tantamount to prostitution': Eastern Cape ANCYL
Julius Malema's former allies do not want to be associated with his new political formation, the Sowetan newspaper reported on Wednesday.
Chrysler agrees to recall of Jeeps at risk of fire
After initially defying federal regulators, Chrysler abruptly agreed Tuesday to recall some older-model Jeeps with fuel tanks that could rupture and cause fires in rear-end collisions.
Wealth ‘created twice as fast’ in developing regions
Barclays Wealth Insights report shows wealth being created twice as quickly in developing regions such as Africa and Asia Pacific than in more developed marketsVenture capital tie-up spreads SA expertise
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