Новости за 05.02.2016

Beuran Hendricks recorded career-best figures of 5/31 to bowl the Cape Cobras to an emphatic 113-run victory over the Titans in Benoni on Friday night.

Almost a year after she was rescued from Boko Haram, 16-year-old Zara John is still in love with one of the militants who abducted her.

Why are straight women so drawn to having gay men as friends? Eric Russell tried to find out... [VIDEO]

A dead cat is at the centre of a legal dispute between two neighbours living in a Diep River complex.

A father whose son was stabbed by a pupil in school says he is scared that one day the perpetrator will kill someone.

Pikitup has made alternative arrangements for waste removal as its workers have still not returned to work.

Thirteen years after his last TV commercial, the Bond-style hero in the black polo neck is making a comeback. (VIDEO)

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Billionaires are used to controlling their own destiny. But Lakshmi Mittal can only do so much about plunging steel prices.

Gold rises for a sixth day, the longest advance in 10 months.

London - Gold rose for a sixth day, the longest advance in 10 months, as fading expectations for higher US rates hurt the dollar.

Bullion for immediate delivery climbed 0.3 percent to $1 159.55 an ounce at 11:28 a.m. in London. The metal gained 3.7 percent this week, the most in a month. Trading was light as investors waited for the release of the monthly US jobs report later Friday, said Thorsten Proettel... Читать дальше...

Bei Bei, the Smithsonian National Zoo's latest addition, ventured outside for the first time with his mother Mei Xiang.

Chris Packham and expert Dr. Emile van der Zee meet Gable, the Border Collie who knows as many words as a two-year-old.

Foxconn is aiming to finalise a deal to acquire Japan's Sharp by the end of the month.

Two men are expected to appear before the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on allegations that they defrauded Sars of R8 million.

A protester threw a sex toy at New Zealand politician Steven Joyce.

A woman protesting the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement threw a sex toy at a New Zealand politician Steven Joyce.

“We went to court and the judge said we could move back in until the case is over.”

Takalani Mphephu could probably have avoided the media spotlight entirely if he hadn’t threatened two journalists.

Gauteng Health MEC Qedani Mahlangu was recuperating at the at George Mukhari Academic Hospital after receiving treatment.

Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has sought to reinforce her authority in a letter sent to the Concourt by her lawyer.

Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou is stepping up pressure on Sharp to quickly accept his proposed bailout.

Britain’s top share index gains ground on Friday in choppy trade.

London - Britain's top share index gained ground on Friday, led by shares of mobile phone group Vodafone .

Trading was choppy before a US jobs report later in the day. The report is expected to show US employment growth slowed in January, undercutting the case for a US interest rate increase in March.

The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was up 0.5 percent at 5,929.25 points in early trading.

“The FTSE is looking steady... Читать дальше...

Rory McIlroy demonstrated the full range of his repertoire to close two off the lead with a 68 on the opening day of the Dubai Desert Classic.

Julius Malema's attack on the Guptas at an EFF press conference had everybody talking ... and a new hashtag emerged.

European shares opened slightly higher on Friday although investors remained cautious before a key US jobs report.

Hong Kong stocks rose slightly on Friday as the market drew some strength from a firm overnight performance in US equities.