Translate From: To:
Global USA China UK Hong Kong Germany France Argentina Brazil Japan Canada Australia India Arabic Turkey Russia Singapore Thailand Ireland Italy Israel Sweden South Korea Malaysia Indonesia Poland Hungary Spain Taiwan Norway Denmark Mexico New Zealand Finland Philippines Serbia Vietnam
English Afrikaans
South Africa Africa World Business Sport Arts and Entertainment Lifestyle Science & Technology Local News Opinion Multimedia

IOLIOL

  • Zuma signs defence bill
    President Jacob Zuma on Monday signed the Defence Amendment Bill into law.
  • SA can’t bring all bodies home
    The government doesn’t have the money to fetch the remains of all the MK members who died in African countries during the apartheid struggle,says kwaZulu-Natal premier Zweli Mkhize.
  • 5 killed as car hits cart
    Five people have been killed when a car crashed into the donkey cart they were riding on
  • Human error strands SA submarine
    The woes of the Navy's SAS Manthatisi, which has been out of commission for nearly three years, include fuses blown because somebody inserted a plug in the wrong socket.
  • Dewani case ‘has ruined my life’
    A Bothasig family says Zola Tongo, sentenced to 18 years for his part in the Dewani murder, gave police their address as his.

News24News24

  • Gordhan warns on underspending
    Government departments and municipalities not spending their allocated funding will risk losing the allocations, and the relevant officials will be held liable.
  • Budget broadly welcomed
    Political parties and others have broadly welcomed Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's proposed 2012/13 Budget.
  • Jub Jub passenger tells of crash
    A passenger in a car crashed by musician Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye has told the Protea Magistrate's Court that he "drove carefully" prior to a fatal accident.
  • Spies expects 'physical war'
    Bulls captain Pierre Spies says their clash against the Sharks will be like any other clash between the two teams: A physical war.
  • State wants life sentence for Humphreys
    Taxi driver Jacob Humphreys should be jailed for life for killing 10 children, the Western Cape High Court has heard.

Mail & GuardianMail & Guardian

Business ReportBusiness Report

  • Dell to buy compellent
    Dell says it has a deal to buy the data storage company Compellent Technologies for $884-million. ||| Dell Inc said on Monday it has a deal to buy the data storage company Compellent Tec...
  • BHP Billiton strike still on
    “We call on our members to intensify their militant action until an acceptable offer is presented by the spoilt golden boys and girls of BHP Billiton,” says Numsa. ||| Nation...
  • SA farmers set sights on Moz
    More South African farmers expect to receive land offers in Mozambique as they seek to expand across Africa amid uncertainty over land reform at home. ||| Olivia Kumwenda Johannesburg - ...
  • Gold firms on physical demand
    Gold edged back up above $1,390 an ounce in Europe as last week's price dip of more than 2 percent brought physical buyers back to the market. ||| Jan Harvey London - Gold edged back up ...
  • WikiLeaks: world be warned
    Those publicising these leaks should understand the potentially dire consequences of their actions, writes Stuart Sterzel. ||| In the ongoing WikiLeaks debate, much has been said about v...

SABC NewsSABC News

Sowetan LIVESowetan LIVE

Times LIVETimes LIVE

  • Bismarck no shoo-in
    A friend of mine recently posted on Facebook that he had decided not to watch any rugby this year to spend more time with his children.
  • A missed opportunity
    When Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Deputy Minister Pieter Mulder last week made the claim in parliament that blacks had no legitimate claim to large tracts of land in South Africa b...
  • Gordhan's shift to investment bodes well for the country
    The Times Editorial: The main thrusts of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budget - the shift from consumption expenditure to investment - is exactly what the country needs if we hope to ...
  • 'Public servants can be fired'
    Incompetent officials in key positions in the Gauteng departments of health, roads, transport and public works are to make way for "skilled people who know what they are doing", Gauteng P...
  • Passengers stranded at airport
    Hundreds of passengers were left stranded at Cape Town International Airport yesterday as low-cost airline Velvet Sky delayed three flights after an apparent contractual dispute.

The New AgeThe New Age

  • Cobras outgun Impi, despite Zondo ton
    A rare individual century in domestic 20-over cricket was not enough as the Impi slumped to a third successive loss in the T20 Challenge on Wednesday,
  • Cosatu toll strike continues
    The Congress of SA Trade Unions has vowed to press ahead with a strike against toll fees in Gauteng, despite Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announcin
  • Lions cruise to victory in PE
    The Highveld Lions made it two-out-of-two victories as they thrashed the Warriors by eight wickets in their T20 Challenge fixture at St George's Park
  • Man City into last 16 of Europa League
    Manchester City booked their place in the last 16 of the Europa League with a crushing 4-0 second leg victory over defending champions Porto on Wednes
  • New deal 'binds Greece to Euro'
    Greece's finance minister says a new $172 billion bailout deal "binds Greece to euro" and will shield the country from default.

City PressCity Press

  • Water shortages for SA by 2025
    South Africa will start running out of water 13 years from now without better management, according to Treasury’s 2012 Budget Review, tabled today.
  • FS MEC gets the boot
    Free State Premier Ace Magashule has fired his MEC for economic development, tourism and economic affairs, Mxolisi Dukwana.
  • Tolls relief for Gauteng motorists
    Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan had some good news for Gauteng drivers today – and some bad news, depending on how you look at it.
  • ‘Joburg ignored offers to settle billing crisis’
    National Consumer Commission (NCC) head Mamodupi Mohlala says the City of Johannesburg ignored arbitration and dispute resolution offers to help settle the municipality’s billing crisis.
  • SA women reach Olympic qualifying final
    South Africa are one step away from booking their place at the London Olympic Games after securing a 5-2 thumping of India in the women’s hockey qualifying tournament in New Delhi, India.

iafrica.com

NewsTimeNewsTime

AllAfricaAllAfrica

  • Egypt: Govt-U.S. Standoff Could Hit 40,000 NGOs
    [IPS] Cairo - The ongoing crackdown by Egypt's military rulers on a handful of civil society groups accused of receiving illegal foreign funds has far-reaching implications for the estima...
  • Somalia: Al Shabaab Wants Girls to Join War
    [Monitor] Sheikh Fu'ad Mohamed Khalaf Shongole, the chief of awareness raising of al-Shabaab, the radical Islamist group opposing the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia, has insis...
  • Kenya: Military to Benefit From U.S. Aid
    [Nation] The Kenya military is set to benefit from the United States financial assistance once it is fully integrated into the African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom), an envoy has said.
  • Madagascar: Experts Question Country's Bid to Tap Wind Energy
    [SciDev.Net] Antananarivo - Madagascar is aiming to plug its energy gap and reduce its carbon emissions by encouraging a major investment in large-scale wind-turbines, the country's inter...
  • Liberia: Petroleum Body Confirms Oil Discovery
    [New Dawn] Officials at the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL) announced Tuesday that they welcomed pronouncement by African Petroleum that its Narina-1 exploratory well drilled in B...

FM

  • Pick n Pay - Badminton’s resignation remains a mystery
    Resignations of successful CEOs don’t come more unexpectedly than Nick Badminton’s announcement last week that he is leaving Pick n Pay at the end of the month after six years at the helm.
  • Profile - Fagri Semaar
    Fagri Semaar’s career in the call centre industry started at the bottom of the pile, doing a hard-sell job on consumers in Australia.
  • Where are they now?
    Sir Sam Jonah’s profile in SA has lowered since his resignation from the boards of ArcelorMittal SA, Transnet, Anglo American, Anglo Platinum and Sentula two years ago.
  • Tribute to Linda Stafford
    Associate editor Linda Stafford, who has died aged 57 following surgery and resultant complications, was the outstanding food, wine and travel writer of her generation.
  • Graduate professionals - Optimistic
    Things are looking up for the economy. That’s what 63% of some 5800 respondents to the fourth-quarter 2011 PPS graduate professionals confidence index believe.

Channel AfricaChannel Africa

BusinessDayBusinessDay

Eyewitness News

  • Budget blow for Gauteng motorists
    Gauteng motorists have been dealt a budget blow following Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's 2012 Budget Speech. On Wednesday, he confirmed that 'ordinary drivers' will pay 30 cents per ki...
  • London preps for possible terrorist attack
    Thousands of emergency workers and government staff began a two-day exercise on Wednesday, to practise dealing with a major terrorism incident during the 2012 London Olympics.Volunteers p...
  • Blair’s wife fights phone-hackers
    The wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair has begun legal action over the alleged interception of her private phone messages, her lawyer said on Wednesday.Barrister Cherie Blair (57) i...
  • No help for bullied teen
    A Cape Town mother said officials have done little to help her 16-year-old son, who is allegedly being bullied at school. The teenager attends a special needs school in Milnerton.The conc...
  • PGA Tour scores a birdie
    The FedExCup playoffs, the PGA Tour's lucrative four-event season finale, have been extended for a further five years, commissioner Tim Finchem said on Wednesday.Launched in 2007, the gol...

Politicsweb

Afrik

The EconomistThe Economist

  • Qatar’s ruler: Flying-carpet diplomacy
    You can call me Henry FEW sovereigns have shown more diplomatic ambition this year than the emir of Qatar. Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani has brokered a peace deal between the Palestinian fa...
  • Syria’s crisis: An offensive regime
    THE centre of Damascus, the Syrian capital, may be quiet but in dense suburbs where most of its 3m inhabitants live, chanting, hand-clapping marches burst out of dozens of local mosques....
  • The Arab spring: A long march
    A FLUSH of green is spreading across the Arab world, but not because its vast deserts are shrinking. Green is the colour of Islam and Islamist movements have reaped the biggest harvest o...
  • Africa’s oceans: A sea of riches
    Commuters Correction to this article MELITA SAMOILYS is a leading marine biologist. Since 2010 she has visited 72 coral reefs in east Africa. On only one did she see a shark. That is bec...
  • Sierra Leone and the UN: Turning tables
    SIERRA LEONE is regarded as a model of post-conflict reconstruction. An 11-year civil war that left some 50,000 dead by 2002 was overcome with the help of blue-hatted UN peacekeepers. In...

CNN - AfricaCNN - Africa

  • How '99p' stores made millions
    Nadir Lalani, arrived in the United Kingdom in the recession-hit 1970s from Tanzania and started a small corner shop. Since then, he has expanded his successful budget retail business '99...
  • Greece exports teachers to SA
    For a woman whose country is on the brink of financial collapse, Greek teacher Julie Koukliati is surprisingly cheerful.
  • Oprah's first academy grads
    Surrounded by the white-clad students of her all-girls academy, Oprah Winfrey is glowing with pride.
  • S. African comics stir stereotypes
    Armed with big grins and risque humor, South African standup comedians Nik Rabinowitz and Tats Nkonzo take to the stage at Cape Town's Baxter Theater.
  • Africa's 'father of technology'
    Known by many as Africa's "father of technology," software pioneer Herman Chinery-Hesse has been spawning innovations for two decades, helping to break down tech barriers between the cont...

BBC News - AfricaBBC News - Africa

  • World leaders to discuss Somalia
    African and Western leaders are to discuss the future of Somalia, including the threat from terrorism and piracy, at a major conference in London.
  • South Sudan expels oil firm boss
    South Sudan expels the head of a Chinese and Malaysian-owned oil firm following its investigation into Khartoum's "theft" of oil worth $815m (£518m).
  • Nigeria rig 'may burn for months'
    A gas-fuelled fire, with flames as high as 5m, may burn for months in waters off the Niger Delta in south-east Nigeria, a Chevron spokesperson tells the BBC.
  • Somalia militants lose key town
    Ethiopian and Somali troops capture Baidoa, a strategic stronghold of al-Shabab Islamist militants, as the UN approves extra African Union troops for Somalia.
  • Verdict on Mubarak set for 2 June
    A trial verdict for Egyptian ex-President Hosni Mubarak, accused of ordering the killing of protesters in the revolution that ousted him, is set for 2 June.

The Telegraph - South AfricaThe Telegraph - South Africa

The Guardian - South AfricaThe Guardian - South Africa

Reuters - South AfricaReuters - South Africa

Personalise your Global-Report!
Arabic Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China Denmark Finland France Germany Global Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Malaysia Mexico New Zealand Norway Philippines Poland Russia Serbia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Taiwan Thailand Turkey UK USA Vietnam
Email Address:
Password: