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For the past three years, Mphephu Ngwenyama and her children have lived in economic limbo. Her husband, Hlengani Moyana, died in 2009 and since then his heirs have not received anything from his estate: Moyana had secretly had two wives, it turned

 The Western Cape is the most protest-afflicted province so far this year, according to an independent local government and data intelligence organisation. Municipal IQ economist Karen Heese says the Free State takes second place while the

Transnet is considering deploying armed guards on goods trains after a train driver was murdered this week. CEO Brian Molefe was speaking in Polokwane on Tuesday after visiting 47-year-old Nare Mashamaite's family to offer his condolences. She

 Bafana Bafana captain Steven Pienaar says the team must move on from the weekend's developments as he rallied his charges for their remaining 2014 Fifa World Cup qualifying matches. South Africa play Botswana on Saturday in Gaborone, having

Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer survived five-set struggles at the French Open on Tuesday to set up a mouth-watering semi-final on Friday. Top seed Djokovic saved four match points against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the fourth set before pulling off

Flyhalf Greig Laidlaw kicked a penalty after the full-time siren to give Six Nations wooden spooners Scotland a stunning 9-6 win over Australia in wet and windy conditions at Hunter stadium in Newcastle, Australia, on Tuesday. It was

The SA women's hockey team will not request an apology from their hosts after the incorrect national anthem was played ahead of their match against Great Britain in London on Tuesday night. Team manager Les Galloway confirmed that the anthem

Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism MEC Mcebisi Jonas unveiled details of the Job Summit on Tuesday, saying it would help to ensure that the provincial government’s three-year programme of action represented the most

Hosting the 2010 World Cup cost Nelson Mandela Bay R878.5 million. A report to the Municipal Public Ac-counts Committee states that in terms of the agreement, national government was to have footed 70% of the bill, the Eastern Cape Government 20