The middle class is still bearing the brunt of Eskom's pricing structure, but industries will also feel the pinch.

Once cast as part of the ‘axis of evil’, Iranians have shown they are real people, not collateral damage in waiting.

The Mountain Rise Police Station has some explaining to do after a scheme to manipulate statistics is uncovered, writes Sello S Alcock.

Colleagues of the interim president of the Cope Youth Movement, Anele Mda, have accused her of lying to South Africans.

Jackie Kemp interviews Albie Sachs whose
mould-breaking judgments have drawn world attention.

Botswana’s new alcohol tax -- introduced as a measure to promote health and safety -- is driving locals to drink, writes Oarabile Mosikare.

Zimbabwe has pledged to remove its troops from diamond fields, a week after a rights group alleged the military was committing killings and abuses.

South Africa's 2-1 series win over the British and Irish Lions felt as good as the country's World Cup win in 2007, according to skipper John Smit.

Holding a sheep on its hind legs, a man sank a spear into its neck. Those present drank its blood and splashed the rest around the catchment area.

Iran's hardline rulers are set to punish reformists linked to the boldest anti-government protests since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon ended a mission to Burma saying he was "deeply disappointed" he had been denied

The numbers are stacked against Andy Roddick when he faces Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final on Sunday.

The Organisation of American States suspended Honduras on Saturday after a caretaker government refused to restore President Manuel Zelaya.

Outgoing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has laid the groundwork to take on a national role after leaving state government, citing a "higher calling".