Bafana star out to spoil Aussie party

Sydney — Bafana Bafana midfielder Thulani Serero says South Africa will be out to rain on Australia’s farewell parade when the teams clash in an international friendly in Sydney tomorrow…

Rosberg rides luck for Monaco pole

NICO Rosberg left his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton fuming yesterday after a high-speed mistake on his final qualifying lap saw the German claim pole position for today’s Monaco Grand Prix.

I am embarrassed, says Brazil’s Ronaldo

Sao Paulo — Embarrassed about his country’s inability to complete the promised infrastructure ahead of next month’s World Cup, Brazil’s great Ronaldo believes the hosts will get it right on…

‘Agric lessons to enhance quality of pupils’ lives’

Robin Muchetu Senior Reporter GRADE Seven pupils in the country who will soon be examined in agriculture will be complete pupils who are in line with   the country’s educational strategies…

Pope launches Holy Land visit with Syria peace appeal

Amman — Pope Francis called for urgent steps to end Syria’s three-year-old civil war as he arrived in neighbouring Jordan yesterday, starting a Middle East trip aimed at bringing hope…

Zuma promises to boost economy in second term

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma said economic growth in the continent’s most advanced economy would be the focus of his second term, as he was inaugurated in the…

Banda declares election null and void

President Joyce Banda of Malawi has declared this week’s election “null and void”, in a decision that triggered protests from her rivals and was challenged by the national electoral authority.

Tuareg rebels agree to Mali truce

Tuareg separatists in Mali have accepted a ceasefire agreement proposed by African Union and United Nations officials, according to a senior Tuareg official.

Thai coup leader cements grip

Bangkok — Thailand’s military junta said yesterday it had disbanded the Senate and placed all law-making authority in the army chief’s hands, dramatically tightening its grip after a coup that…

18 dead in Shabaab attack on Somali parly

Mogadishu — More than 18 people were killed yesterday in an attack by  radical Islamist group al-Shabaab on the Somali parliament, security officials  said.

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