Johannesburg - President Jacob Zuma was all prepared to meet with SuperSport United this morning, but did not expect he would get a bonus thrown in.
Johannesburg - FIFA is expecting a spectator turnout of between 95 and 97 percent to the upcoming World Cup - numbers also achieved in Germany in 2006.
Durban - Coach Carlos Alberto Parreira thinks Bafana Bafana's goalless draw in an international friendly against North Korea was a fair result.
Pretoria - Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe is to lead a South African delegation to Turkey where he is expected to hold bilateral talks with Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdog
Pretoria - Tourism Minister Marthinus Van Schalkwyk has welcomed announcements by UK Prime Minister David Cameron regarding that country's intention to review aspects of their visa system.
Pretoria - Government estimates that the 2010 FIFA World Cup added a percentage more to the country's growth, when spending on stadiums and infrastructure was taken into account.
Washington- U.S. President Barack Obama announced the establishment of an independent presidential commission to investigate the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Johannesburg - A group of young Diski dancers, representing the seven regions of Joburg, are in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to perform in a Freedom Day celebration.
Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma has joined more than 30 Heads of State in Uganda for the 15th Ordinary Session of African Union (AU) Summit which kick-starts on Sunday.
Pretoria - The number of fatalities in Saturday's stampede at a music festival in the German city of Duisburg has risen to 19, with 342 people injured, police say.
