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Brett Kebble's father Roger has rubbished Clinton Nassif's claim that he knew about his son's assisted suicide plot before it happened.

The world's most successful bowler will have a brand new cricket stadium, which will be used for next year's ICC World Cup, named after him.

A British couple who battered a three-year-old boy to death after social services, probation officers and housing officials missed a string of opportunities to save him have been jailed for life.

Bashar al-Assad to visit Lebanon along with Saudi monarch in bid to defuse tensions.

Rescue operations hampered by bad weather following worst floods since 1929.

Latest economic figures show persisting weakness in world's second largest economy.

Felipe Massa has denied that he's become Ferrari's No.2 driver and says he's out to win in Hungary this weekend.

Audi has unveiled yet another round peg for the square-holed segments of our motoring world.

How can he explain Alfa Romeo's new MultiAir engine in a way that won't patronise petrolheads but doesn't bore non-technical folk to tears, asks Jozi correspondent DENIS DROPPA.

It is National Savings Month. The reason for the emphasis on saving for the next 30 days is that South Africans do not save enough to protect themselves from financial disaster and ensure they can enjoy a better standard of living.

The National Credit Act (NCA) has been getting the blame for a lot of things recently, from the slow-down in the economy to the non-profitability of banks.

"Save for the goal: the path to recovery" is the theme for this year's national Savings Month. Prem Govender, the chairperson of the South African Savings Institute (Sasi), announced the theme at the launch of Savings Month this week.

The public service strike that was meant to attract thousands of government workers to Mary Fitzgerald Square in central Joburg fell short of expectations.

The strike by the Public Service Association has had no major impact on essential services rendered by the Department of Home Affairs, according to spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa.

Thousands of public service workers have downed tools - and union leaders believe the strike could set the stage for nearly a million workers to do the same next week.

The world's most successful bowler will have a brand new cricket stadium, which will be used for next year's ICC World Cup, named after him.

In an effort to inject greater attacking flair in the Lions back division, coach John Mitchell has opted to take on the Bulls with 19-year-old Elton Jantjies at flyhalf.

Eoin Morgan's maiden Test hundred was key to England's revival against Pakistan as they made 331 for four by stumps on the first day of their series opener at Trent Bridge.