Новости за 26.06.2016

He didn’t quite reach the sub-20 second mark, but Wayde van Niekerk still ran his fastest time on home soil to grab the 200m gold medal at the African Championships in Durban on Sunday.

World heavyweight champ Tyson Fury has been left baffled by a newspaper’s doping allegation.

Durban journalist Lee Rondganger gave his permission for us to publish this Facebook post about recent reports of racism.

Bok full-back Willie le Roux has been suspended for a week for his illegal challenge on Irish opposite number Tiernan O’Halloran.

The SACP said the agreement between MultiChoice and the state broadaster was a graphic example of corporate capture of a state asset.

After teetering on the brink of first-round elimination, there is a real chance Portugal could reach the Euro 2016 final.

President Jacob Zuma has extended deepest condolences on the death of academic, poet, and author Professor Adam Small.

On court Novak Djokovic is focused with winning but can still see the bigger picture.

The Sodawana Bay guest house owner who refused to accommodate blacks on religious grounds says homosexuality is also against God's law.

The last time Wales reached a quarter-final of a major soccer event, the might of Brazil and a fledgling Pele got in their way.

The SA Communist Party has called on the SABC to reverse the “draconian” editorial policy that led to the suspension of three senior editorial staff members.

One person died and 11 others were injured when a minibus taxi believed to be transporting matric pupils from their dance overturned in Claremont.

Nevermind the Zika virus fears, the IOC will be left red-faced by the high number of top golfers giving Rio a miss.

SA Communist Party concerned over what it terms the "creation of a personality cult in the unlawfully appointed" SABC COO

Sunette Viljoen tightened her grip on her specialist event winning a record fifth continental title at African Athletics Championships on Saturday.

England manager Roy Hodgson has said he is prepared to remain in the job after Euro 2016 but will not be ‘begging’ for a new deal.

The Olympic Games should be the greatest canvas for hope in humanity, not the ridiculous cocktail party it has become.

The SA Communist Party has appealed to unions to stop cash-strapped UBank from falling into the hands of the Gupta family.

The big question is how well will the Super Rugby sides bounce back from the tournament's break.

Inequality is at the heart of Britain’s decision to exit the EU, the rise of Trumpism in the US and the Tshwane unrest, writes Craig Dodds.

Bok full-back Willie le Roux has been cited for allegedly tackling a player in the air during Saturday’sTest against Ireland in PE.

A loss for England in Monday’s Euro 2016 clash against rank outsider Iceland will be a major upset for Roy Hodgson.

Billy Hurley III moved a step closer to a first PGA Tour win as he seized a tw-shot lead in the Quicken Loans National on Saturday.

Andy Murray intends to make fellow countryman Liam Broady’s life a misery when he faces him at Wimbledon on Tuesday.

Actually they were a disastrous bunch of unruly soldiers and the Rhodesians sent them and Zipra packing, writes Don Makatile.