Новости за 07.05.2016

Residents in Vuwani, who are protesting because they want to remain part of the Makhado municipal district, have set alight another school, bringing the total affected schools to 25.

Battling Sunderland received a massive boost in their bid to avoid relegation after twice coming from behind to beat Chelsea 3-2 in a thrilling Premier League clash.

Wing JP Pietersen scored tries either side of halftime to propel South Africa's Sharks to a 32-15 victory over the Hurricanes from New Zealand in their Super Rugby clash at King's Park.

German Marcel Kittel confirmed he was back to his best when he claimed the second stage of the Giro d'Italia in Nijmegen, Netherland.

Juan Mata kept alive Manchester United’s hopes of playing in the Champions League next season with a cool finish to clinch a 1-0 win over Norwich City on Saturday.

Defending champion Andy Murray registered just his second ever win over Rafael Nadal on clay to reach the Madrid Masters final.

The aim of the Durban Tourism Indaba is to attract foreign investment into SA to generate economic growth and development.

“Beautiful” Cape Town is also one of the world's deadliest cities, writes Kevin Ritchie.

Racism becomes not the subjugation of a people that has its roots in history, but a series of bloopers in which the unfortunate are caught out, writes Andrew Donaldson.

William Saunderson-Meyer says both Trump and Malema are outsiders who want to topple the existing order.

For a moment this looked like it would be Mamelodi Sundowns’ year in the CAF Champions League - where their minimum target was to reach the group stage with coach Pitso Mosimane looking to seal a last-four spot.

Premier Helen Zille has failed in her “obligation to reverse apartheid city planning”, according to Reclaim the City lobby group.

The SA Police Service is investigating the deaths of two Eskom workers who died in mysterious circumstances, Eskom said.

Upping safety for visitors or closing the popular Amphitheatre in the Drakensberg is under discussion after a brutal attack on three hikers.

Soaring food prices and mounting socio-economic challenges are wiping out many of the grant system’s gains, according to the SAMRC.

Rafael Nadal is convinced that none of his rivals are taking performance-enhancing drugs and believes that people who have accused him of doping have “personal problems”.

The Waratahs missed a chance to go top of the Australian Super Rugby conference when they beat the Cheetahs 21-6 in Sydney on Saturday.

Eight more people have been arrested in connection with the torching of over 20 schools in the Vhembe district, Limpopo police said

KZN health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo congratulated 4 doctors who safely delivered a baby from a mother who had a rare abdominal pregnancy.

Mazola Molefe says Masibusane Zongo is one of many gifted footballers guilty of taking their extraordinary talent for granted.

The Bulls let slip a golden opportunity to climb to the top of the South African group when they were soundly beaten by the Brumbies in Canberra yesterday.

Pep Guardiola's plans for Manchester City in next season's Champions League are at stake on Sunday as his predecessor Manuel Pellegrini faces a make-or-break final home game against Arsenal.

If Tabraiz Shamsi can replicate domestic form at international level in the Caribbean next month, the South African coaching staff and selectors may want to thank Marlon Samuels.

King Toni Mphephu Ramabulana has come out in support of his subjects’ protest in the Vuwani area, but has drawn the line at violence.

Murder accused Diego Dougherty will be held in the hospital section of Pollsmoor Prison after the postponement of his bail application.