O Oprah, Where Art Thou? World embraces Winfrey, US TV host and global star It's the talk show talked about around the world. ...
A worker at a South African jewellery retailer was arrested this week for trying to smuggle gold from his workplace by stuffing it ...
"There is a new man in South Africa," proclaims a new ad splashed across South African media, aiming to transform ideas about sexuality and to enlist the nation's men in the fight against AIDS. This new South African man's "self worth is ...
African kings, queens, chiefs claim modern role, call Mandela one of their own Dancers clad in animal skins opened a royal ceremony Tuesday, a nod to tradition for the forward-thinking kings, queens and chiefs who jetted in to Johannesburg from across Africa ...
King Tchiffi Zie Jean Gervais of Ivory Coast leaves after the launch of the Institute of African Royalty in Johannesburg, South Africa, Thursday Nov. 3, 2009. Two dozen traditional leaders from across the continent gathered on a Johannesburg university campus to launch ...
Delegates dressed in traditional Ndebele outfits stand against a wall ahead of the Institute of African Royalty launch in Johannesburg, South Africa, Thursday Nov. 3, 2009. The kings, queens and chiefs of Africa say they have a role to play in democracy ...
Workers celebrate their achievement of one million disabling injury-free hours worked on the site of Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday Oct. 21, 2009. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) Copyright 2009 AP News
Poor South Africans protest government's failure to deliver a better life after apartheid Protesters barricaded a major highway with rocks and burning tires Thursday, clashing with police who fired on them with rubber bullets. Youths retaliated with slingshots and threw rocks. The ...
A man holds his hands in the air as he pleads with Johannesburg Metro police officer in the Diepsloot township, 30 km north of Johannesburg, South Africa, Thursday Oct. 15, 2009. Hundreds of demonstrators protesting against poor services and lack of housing ...
Johannesburg Metro police officers look for demonstrators in the Diepsloot township, 30 km north of Johannesburg, South Africa, Thursday Oct. 15, 2009. Hundreds of demonstrators protesting against poor services and lack of housing set up barricades in the township. Several protesters were ...
STANDERTON, South Africa (Reuters) - South African police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on Tuesday, wounding several protesters demanding better sanitation, electricity and housing in impoverished black townships. Tires burned and rubbish littered the streets of Standerton, 150 km (90 miles) ...
Champions South Africa face a demanding three consecutive Test opening to the defence of their Tri-Nations title in the 2010 campaign in the draw announced on Thursday. The world champion Springboks kick off with back-to-back internationals against New Zealand in Auckland (July ...
