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Vickerman backs ageing Boks
Dan Vickerman believes the Springboks are being unfairly criticised for having too many seasoned players in their ranks.
Protesters picket ouside court
A group of protesters are picketing outside the court where striking public servants are expected to appear, say Limpopo police.
Blair might cancel book signings
Tony Blair has said he is considering cancelling a book-signing in London to mark the launch of his memoirs, over protest fears.
New Gillard-led Aus govt expected
With the backing of three independents, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is expected to form a new minority government.
Bees card 'user' remains in custody
The man arrested in connection with the theft of Bees Roux's credit card will remain in custody pending further investigations.

Vickerman backs ageing Boks
Dan Vickerman believes the Springboks are being unfairly criticised for having too many seasoned players in their ranks.
Man City are a 'bigger club'
Emmanuel Adebayor has made a fresh jibe at his former club Arsenal claiming that Manchester City are a "bigger club".
Khune: Pirates not our focus
Itumeleng Khune has warned his Kaizer Chiefs team-mates to forget about the MTN8 semi-final against Orlando Pirates.
All Blacks shaken by quake
Forwards coach Steve Hansen has joined the All Blacks in Sydney after his home was wrecked in the Christchurch earthquake.
Govt probes cricketers' assets
The Pakistan government will investigate the assets of past and present cricketers following allegations of match fixing.

Shabangu may be heading for door
Talk at the Mining for Change conference in Sandton has centred on the possible exit of Mines Minister Susan Shabangu from the resources portfolio.
Confidence bounces back
Business confidence has returned to levels last seen before the international market turmoil of 2008 and the subsequent recession, according to new data.
Draft code for investors released
The draft code for responsible investing by institutional investors in South Africa has been released for public comment, it has been announced.
SA rates among world's highest
Economists predict a rate cut as inevitable to help recovery, despite the Reserve Bank's caution.
Tyre makers fingered over price-fixing
The Competition Commission has referred a complaint of cartel behaviour against four tyre manufacturers to the Competition Tribunal for adjudication.

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