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Confusion at Winnie debt auction
The sheriff of the court has arrived and left at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's house in Orlando West, Soweto, to auction items to recover a debt.
Cape Town school hit by vandals
A Cape Town school is being stripped by vandals, who have left every classroom without lights and toilets without water, a report says.
Midrand student kidnapped, still missing
A Midrand student is still missing after more than two weeks, despite her mother paying ransom money to an alleged kidnapper in order to release her.
Men appear for disabled girl's rape
Two men have appeared in the court for raping a mentally disabled teenager, a report says. The community reportedly beat them with sticks and fists before handing them over to the police.
Magistrates go on strike
Magistrates around the country are participating in a two-day stay-away, demanding improved salaries and benefits, the Judicial Officers' Association of SA says.

Mourinho WILL coach Chelsea
If leading UK bookmakers are to believed, it's a fait accompli that Jose Mourinho will coach Chelsea next season.
Walter named Titans coach
Current Proteas conditioning coach Rob Walter will take charge of Titans this season, replacing Matthew Maynard.
Court petition to halt IPL
India's Supreme Court will hear a petition seeking to scrap the remaining matches of the country's lucrative T20 cricket competition.
More injury woes for Stormers
The Stormers' woeful season is taking a turn for the worse, with more injury worries ahead of their clash against the Reds.
Cameron: SA women waste talent
Cameron van der Burgh says SA's female swimmers are not willing to sacrifice enough in order to reach the top of their sport.

Confusion at Winnie debt auction
The sheriff of the court has arrived and left at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's house in Orlando West, Soweto, to auction items to recover a debt.
Disguised theft
A Fin24 user has learnt to always read the fine print and hold her Debt Reviewer accountable when instalments go haywire.
SA banks may be forced to list on ZSE
Zimbabwe may compel SA and other international banks operating in the country to list on its stock exchange, Finance Minister Tendai Biti reportedly said.
Strike worries keep pressure on rand
The rand has traded within sight of yesterday's multi-year lows against the dollar, with news that metalworkers are demanding a steep wage increase.
UK tourist visas may be bad move - expert
Requiring British tourists to obtain visas to visit South Africa could negatively affect the country's economy, a tourism expert says.