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PM: Indications London attack terror
A brazen, brutal attack in London which left one man dead and two suspects in hospital, appears to be terror-related, says British Prime Minister David Cameron.
Superhero movies key to 1st date success
More than three quarters of women polled said that superhero films such as The Avengers and The Dark Knight were ideal first date movies, according to a new survey.
Report damns Koloane but MPs unconvinced
The government report on the Gupta scandal damns suspended Chief of State Protocol Bruce Koloane, and exonerates President Jacob Zuma and his ministers, but opposition MPs dismissed the findings.
Deracialising SA suburbs priority
The "deracialising" of South Africa's residential suburbs is a priority, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale says.
Catrakilis elated with call-up
Southern Kings flyhalf, Demetri Catrakilis has described being been called up to the Springbok training squad as being surreal.

Catrakilis elated with call-up
Southern Kings flyhalf, Demetri Catrakilis has described being been called up to the Springbok training squad as being surreal.
Benjamin starts for Cheetahs
Cheetahs coach Naka Drotské has made only one change to his side for their Super Rugby encounter against the Southern Kings.
Clark unhappy at putter ban
South African Tim Clark says he is among "a fair number" of players taking legal advice over the ban on the anchoring of putters.
Khune humbled by nominations
Kaizer Chiefs captain Itumeleng Khune says he would not have been nominated for four PSL awards without the help of his team.
Royals ravage Hyderabad
Brad Hodge has powered the Rajasthan Royals to a sensational win in their IPL eliminator against the Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Inflation to keep rates in check
The higher than expected consumer price index of 5.9% for April will likely not push the South African Reserve Bank to hike interest rates, economists say.
Complaints against insurers reach 9 000
At least 9 000 complaints have been filed against short-term insurers and car claims topped the list, but disputes have been resolved faster, the ombudsman says.
Zimbabwe insists on mine land grabs
Zimbabwe's Mines Minister Obert Mpofu has vowed that the government will not roll back on plans to obtain mine land because it is owned by the state.
It's boom time for African stock markets
With US treasuries now paying so little, investors are putting their money in Africa with several stock markets on the continent seeing huge returns this year.
We are turning the corner - Boeing
Boeing says it expects to hit its target of producing 60 Dreamliners by the end of the year and that its battery retrofits is almost complete.

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