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Twelve people have been killed in a horror-smash on the R67 between Whittlesea and Queenstown. Provincial traffic spokesperson Tshepo Machea says the accident happened at about half past eight last night when a Mahindra SUV and a Colt Bakkie

Adam Scott and Jason Dufner lead on 6-under 66 after the first round of the World Golf Championship event played in high winds at Doral's Blue Monster course in Miami. Charl Schwartzel and Thomas Bjorn were next best at 4-under 68. New World

Manchester United and arch-rivals Manchest City were outplayed and comprehensively beaten in the Europa League on Thursday  night. United lost 3-2 at home to a fearless and skilful Athletic Bilbao, their second successive European defeat at

The Earth is currently being battered by a storm of charged particles from the Sun, which could disrupt power grids, satellite navigation and plane routes. The storm - the largest in five years - will bombard the Earth's magnetic field throughout

Teachers union Sadtu and trade union federation Cosatu expressed their disappointment at the failure of the Eastern Cape government to attend an education Indaba in East London. The indaba was a sequel to the signing of an agreement last month

 Conservationists and other staff at the Pumba Private Game Reserve between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown have been saddened by the death on a legendary 58-year-old elephant after a fight for dominance with another, much younger bull

Furious residents in the Walmer area of Port Elizabeth reportedly stormed out of a meeting last night called to discuss the erection of a cellphone mast by Cell C at the Walmer Bowling Club. Tanya Wyatt, who is coordinating the opposition to the

Suspended police commissioner Bheki Cele has told the Board of Inquiry into his fitness to hold office, that he had trusted too many people working for him. The board of inquiry was established by president Jacob Zuma after the Public Protector

Cabinet has approved the framework for the multi-billion rand infrastructure implementation plan. Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane briefed the media today following cabinet's regular fortnightly meeting. He says the massive